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Our Army at War v1 #249, 1972 - As World War II draws to a close, a young British fighter pilot aches for his first confirmed kill.
Wally Wood's rendition of warplanes is comparable to that of his colleagues Toth and Kubert. His story begins with bird’s eye view of landed Spitfires, perfectly aligned in perspective. Despite the short page length, Wood expends equal effort to both the aerial dogfight scenes and the character interactions.
Joe Kubert delivers a far less nuanced cover. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Russ Heath and Sam Glanzman. This is 184 of 236
Our Army at War issues by
Kubert and 1 of 1 Our Army at War issues by
Wood.
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Kubert cover pencils and inks = **
"Wing Man" Wood story pencils and inks 7 pages = ***
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