U.S.S. Stevens: The Collected Stories

＂USS Stevens is both an excellent graphic narrative and an important record of an American warship’s service in the Pacific campaign of World War Two. It also serves as a fine tribute to the young sailors of the US Navy, who faced the forces of Imperial Japan in battle after battle, enduring countless hardships on the long journey to victory. Mr. Glanzman has my admiration, respect and profound gratitude.＂ -- Garth Ennis, Eisner Award-winning writer of Preacher and The Punisher, Hellblazer, Judge Dredd, and Hitman.　
Legendary Golden Age artist Sam Glanzman set many of his tales aboard the USS Stevens, the actual World War II destroyer on which he served. This full-color, hardcover treasury collects every single Stevens tale he ever published, more than 60 short adventures from Our Army at War, G. I. Combat, and other 1970s DC war comics as well as longer pieces from Marvel’s 1986 revival of Savage Tales magazine and the more recent Joe Kubert Presents. Plus, this outstanding collection also includes the final, four-page story about the warship, newly written and illustrated by Glanzman himself.
Exclusive Bonus Material:
- New four-page U.S.S. Stevens story by Sam Glanzman
- Letters from President Barack Obama and President George H.W. Bush
- Extended footnotes and story annotations by Jon B. Cooke
- Sam Glanzman’s WAR DIARY #1-4
- First appearance of the U.S.S. Stevens in a comic book
- New Foreword by Ivan Brandon
- New Introduction by Jon B. Cooke
- New Afterword by Allan Asherman

A combat veteran, acclaimed comic book creator Sam Glanzman is best known for the biographical stories within this collection, mostly published by DC Comics, and set aboard the USS Stevens, the ship on which he served during World War II. Some of his other work includes two Charlton Comics series, Tarzan and Hercules, the Dell Comics series Combat and Kona, Monarch of Monster Isle, the Marine Corps series Semper Fi, two A Sailor’s Story graphic novels from Marvel Comics (recently republished by Dover Comics & Graphic Novels), and his only black-and-white independent comics creation, ATTU. He is also the artist on Will Franz’s The Lonely War of Willy Schultz, a controversial series of stories about a German-American Army captain during World War II, which has gained a cult following.