Our Fighting Forces #132

Our Fighting Forces #132 was published by DC Comics in 1972, serving as a significant turning point in the title's history. During this era, the comic was shifting away from traditional anthology-style war stories toward a more character-driven narrative. The issue is historically notable for its role in the transition period preceding Jack Kirby's famous run on the series, during which he took over the 'Losers' feature and redefined the tone of the book to align with his high-energy, mythic aesthetic.

The cover and interior design reflect the gritty, often somber visual language favored by DC’s war comics of the early seventies. By this time, the publisher was experimenting with more complex storytelling techniques to contrast the changing societal attitudes toward the Vietnam War. While specific artist credits for this particular issue’s interior remain part of the broader collaborative effort of DC's 'war team' of the era, the work represents the evolving craftsmanship that aimed to balance visceral action with the psychological toll of conflict.