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Our Army at War v1 #241 featuring Sgt. Rock, 1972 -
Joe Kubert supplies an intensely compelling cover, as Nazis set their sights on Easy Company. Though Russ Heath does a fine job with the main Sgt. Rock feature, it's
Alex Toth's short story that breaks new ground. A trio of Roman centurions gathers in a tavern, recalling their earlier, horrendous duties. Panels abut against each other, giving a crowded, claustrophobic feeling (see interior page below). On the first page, Toth masterfully incorporates the title into a scene to create a powerful metaphor. This award winning tale seems just as impactful today due to both exceptional art and storytelling. This story was later reprinted in
Limited Collectors' Edition #C-52. The issue also includes a Joe Kubert reprint from
G.I. Combat #70. Other artists in this bronze age comic include John Severin. This is 176 of 236
Our Army at War issues by
Kubert and 2 of 3 Our Army at War issues by
Toth.
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Kubert cover pencils and inks = ***
"Dirty Job" Toth story pencils and inks 4 pages = *****
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