A G.I. Ain’t No Trophy!

22 Friday Apr 2011

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Frank Redondo, Robert Kanigher, Sgt Rock, war, war comics

What we love most about 1970s Bob Kanigher’s Sgt. Rock stories is that they don’t really glorify war. They seem more like a meditation on the horrors and ultimate futility of war; an anti-war statement, cloaked in a fast-paced adventure story. Nice artwork from Frank Redondo on this one, too!

Collector’s Guide:
– From Sgt Rock #330; DC Comics, 1979.

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