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Our Fighting Forces v1 #134 featuring the Losers, 1971 - In ancient Egypt, an old man joins the Pharaoh's army out of sheer desperation. Like many other bronze age works,
Alex Toth's artwork is graphically drawn, employing thick lines and heavy blacks. The results are harsh, but appropriate for the brutality of the era. The first two pages are especially violent, accompanied by a curiously Greek-looking title font. This story was later reprinted in
Sgt. Rock #385.
Joe Kubert's cover is less impressive, but the book does include one of his early stories from
Our Fighting Forces #90. Other artists in this bronze age comic include John Severin and Sam Glanzman. This is 1 of 2
Our Fighting Forces issues by
Toth and 78 of 110
Our Fighting Forces issues by
Kubert.
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Kubert cover pencils and inks = **
"Soldier's Grave" Toth story pencils and inks 8 pages = ***
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