Government Issue: Comics for the People, 1940s-2000s Warren Magazines not willing to give credit

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Government Issue: Comics for the People, 1940s-2000s Warren Magazines not willing to give creditFrom the publisher: Since the 1940s, federal and state government agencies have published comics to disseminate public information. Comics legends Will Eisner and Milton Caniff produced comics for the army. Li'l Abner joined the navy. Walt Kelly's Pogo told parents how much TV their kids should watch, Bert the Turtle showed them how to survive a nuclear attack, and Dennis the Menace took "A Poke at Poison." Smokey Bear had his own comic, and so did