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All American Men of War v2 #29 |
All American Men of War v2 #29, 1956 - Wally Wood's story tells of the dangers of building and crossing a bridge during wartime. Not among his better works, many of the faces and figures are stiffly drawn (see interior page below). In
Joe Kubert's tale, a GI must bring in a live prisoner for interrogation. The artwork is competent and dependably laid out. Though relatively early in his career, Kubert demonstrates a penchant for war comics. Other artists in this silver age comic include Irv Novick, Ross Andru, Mike Esposito and Jerry Grandenetti. This is 7 of 46
All American Men of War issues by
Kubert and 1 of 2 All American Men of War issues by
Wood.
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"Battle Bridges" Wood story pencils and inks 8 pages = **
"The War Next Door" Kubert story pencils and inks 6 pages = ***
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