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PS Magazine Collection (1951 to 2019)

Each edition of PS Magazine featured a color comic book-style cover, often created and illustrated by Will Eisner; the center featured eight complete pages of four-color comic narrative, while the remaining sections featured technical, safety, and policy information printed in two colors to reduce costs. "Joe's Dope Sheet" was the title of the continuity narrative, which featured his previous character. Every episode presents a consistent cautionary narrative: a soldier who neglects preventive maintenance ultimately recognizes its significance. Eisner exercised significant creative autonomy in developing the continuity section, employing his vibrant comic style to engage the reader. PS Magazine was published between 1951 and 2019 with a total of 804 published magazines.

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The PS Magazine Background Story

PS Magazine Collection (1951 to 2019)
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly, commonly known as PS Magazine, was a series of pocket-sized bulletins published by the United States Army from June 1951 to November 2019. This monthly magazine utilized comic book-style illustrations to depict appropriate preventive maintenance techniques, supply procedures, and associated safety measures.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published six editions in 1951. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published four editions in 1952. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published six editions in 1953. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published 11 editions in 1954. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published 12 editions in 1955. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published 12 editions in 1956. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published 12 editions in 1957. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published only 11 editions in 1958 due to the bankruptcy of the printing company in March. From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
The Preventive Maintenance Monthly published only 11 editions in 1959 due to a late budget approval in July 1959 (Issue 081). From May 1940 to September 1945, the Army achieved a measure of acceptance and success with the instructional publication Army Motors, which featured initial editions in a rudimentary black and white typewriter format.
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