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Location: World War II - 1957-1979 pages (Silver, Bronze Age)
Artists:
Dan Spiegle
(Penciller)
,
Joe Kubert
(Penciller)
,
Dan Spiegle
(Inker)
,
Joe Kubert
(Inker)
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I think this si the first time I've ever seen the Unknown Soldier in civies! That first panel with him walking in the jungle is spectacular.
Thanks, Rubén! I've been fixated on identifying edits to the art. Thanks for helping me out of that rut.
Hah! No worries, Peter. I will say that I see far more Kubert ink additions on this page than on the other one you've posted. Far too time consuming and difficult to go through in typed messages though. If we ever get the opportunity to meet up somewhere in person though, I'd be happy to go through each panel, one by one and specify every single line I think was done by Kubert if you want me to!
Thanks, Rubén! Interesting that you see more Kubert ink than the previous page! I appreciate the offer! I'd very much would like the opportunity. l'll let you know of any plans to visit Canada.
The last panel is just a gem, with all the emotions coming out.
Thanks, Michael! The commander (Tiger Tanaka!) is explosive..."We are going to find this ghost--and once and for all...kill him!"
Love that first panel!
Thanks, Rick, for helping me out of my fixation on the art edits!
I'll have to second (or third) the fanfare for that first panel, it's quite excellent!
Thanks, Kavi, for helping appreciate the art more and hunt for edits less!
Love the fauna in the first panel - and that final hand looks like Kubert to me, but I'm not a JK expert.
They could just keep sending different guys as the Remittance Man so he'd be unkillable like a boogeyman to the enemy.