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Frontline Combat v1 #14, 1953 -
Wally Wood's cover seems deceptively simple, yet competently laid out. Inside, the tale of downed pilot's rescue by seaplane is straightforwardly rendered. Devoid of combat action, a day in the life of a rescue crew seeks to inform rather than excite. Regardless, Wood's illustrations are top notch. In
Joe Kubert's story, the greatest naval battle of the American Revolution is retold. Unlike the previous tale, destruction is rampant throughout, artfully drawn with expressive brushwork. Both stories were later reprinted in
Frontline Combat v2 #14. Other artists in this golden age comic include Jack Davis and George Evans. This is 1 of 1
Frontline Combat issues by
Kubert and 12 of 13 Frontline Combat issues by
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Wood cover pencils and inks = ***
"Albatross" Wood story pencils and inks 8 pages = ****
"Bonhomme Richard" Kubert story pencils and inks 7 pages = ***
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