All-American Men of War #90

DC ⋅ 1962

All-American Men of War #90

DC ⋅ 1962

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Plagiarized artwork by Roy Lichtenstein

Middle image: As I Opened Fire (1966) by Roy Lichtenstein - the panel is an example of a 'Triptych' which is an art term to define a piece that is divided into three sections

Lower image: interior panel illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti and written by Robert Kanigher was swiped by pop culture artist Roy Lichtenstein without attribution

Lichtenstein also lifted the background art from a panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' illustrated by Russ Heath for the painting, Okay, Hot Shot Okay! (1963)

Another panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' was used in the painting Bratatat! (1963)

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Key Facts

Plagiarized artwork by Roy Lichtenstein

Middle image: As I Opened Fire (1966) by Roy Lichtenstein - the panel is an example of a 'Triptych' which is an art term to define a piece that is divided into three sections

Lower image: interior panel illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti and written by Robert Kanigher was swiped by pop culture artist Roy Lichtenstein without attribution

Lichtenstein also lifted the background art from a panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' illustrated by Russ Heath for the painting, Okay, Hot Shot Okay! (1963)

Another panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' was used in the painting Bratatat! (1963)

Issue Details

Publisher	DC
Artist	Jerry Grandenetti
Writer	Robert Kanigher
Published	March 1962

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All-American Men of War #90

DC ⋅ 1962

All-American Men of War #90

DC ⋅ 1962

Key Facts

Plagiarized artwork by Roy Lichtenstein

Middle image: As I Opened Fire (1966) by Roy Lichtenstein - the panel is an example of a 'Triptych' which is an art term to define a piece that is divided into three sections

Lower image: interior panel illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti and written by Robert Kanigher was swiped by pop culture artist Roy Lichtenstein without attribution

Lichtenstein also lifted the background art from a panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' illustrated by Russ Heath for the painting, Okay, Hot Shot Okay! (1963)

Another panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' was used in the painting Bratatat! (1963)

Key Facts

Plagiarized artwork by Roy Lichtenstein

Middle image: As I Opened Fire (1966) by Roy Lichtenstein - the panel is an example of a 'Triptych' which is an art term to define a piece that is divided into three sections

Lower image: interior panel illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti and written by Robert Kanigher was swiped by pop culture artist Roy Lichtenstein without attribution

Lichtenstein also lifted the background art from a panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' illustrated by Russ Heath for the painting, Okay, Hot Shot Okay! (1963)

Another panel in 'Target Destroyed - Maybe' was used in the painting Bratatat! (1963)

Issue Details

DC

Jerry Grandenetti

Robert Kanigher

March 1962

Synopsis

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