Frontline Combat #4-p1 1952

amazing.

Love it! Jack was at the top of his game inking here-it's just awesome what he could do-and yet you can also see the Kurtzman layout too-they worked so well together in this period

I can only echo Benno's comments.  Davis' mastery of the brush is on full display in this page.  Congratulations to you!

Whoa. That is top-notch bro.

While he saved most of his cartoony style for magazines like MAD and Cracked, it's still fun to see a tiny bit of it spill over into his work in other genres.  Great title splash with some gorgeous inking.

Titanic talent!  And so consistent for decades.  It's nice to see earlier, more illustrative work.

This is no less than artistic brilliance. Imagine the kid who bought this comic with his allowance and rolled it up in his back pocket while he walked home from the newstand. He loved those stories, probably oblivious to the mastery of art and writing that went into them. Now, with the benefit of time, we can see that was no fluke, nor was it borne of childish tastes. Art that stands the test of time.

Incredible and intense. Congrats!

So damn good!

Oh man! This is a fabulous Davis example! Love Davis' EC war stuff!

The EC artists did some of their best work for the war books.