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    Atomic War Issue #2 (Ace Comics)
    Atomic War Issue #2 (Ace Comics)
    Atomic War Issue #2 (Ace Comics)
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    Atomic War Issue #2 (Ace Comics)

    By Jim McLaughlin and Lou Cameron

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    Stories include:
    - Atomic War: "His bomb missed!"
    - Operation Vengeance
    - The Ice-Box Invasion by Jim McLaughlin
    - The Spy from Coney Island!
    - Mission Demolition by Lou Cameron
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClassicComics
    Release dateApr 11, 2014
    Atomic War Issue #2 (Ace Comics)

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