Brûlant #43

Jan 1976 · Arédit-Artima · 6,00 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Prisonnier de guerre”

"Prisonnier de guerre" delivers a tense, grounded wartime thriller in Brûlant #43, a 1976 issue where the Unknown Soldier is dispatched to investigate a stalled Allied push. He encounters Big Mac and Buster, two ordinary G.I.s whose desperate struggle for survival leads them to uncover a dangerous secret about enemy espionage—right in the heart of the front lines. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Jack Sparling and Joe Kubert, the issue blends suspense and humanity, with Kubert’s distinctive cover capturing the weight of war in every line.

writer Bob Haney · artist, inker Jack Sparling · artist, inker Joe Kubert · cover Joe Kubert

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Full credits

writer Bob Haney

artist, inker Jack Sparling

artist, inker Joe Kubert

cover pencils, inks Joe Kubert

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The Unknown Soldier is sent to see what is holding up the Allied advance. He finds Big Mac and Buster, two G.I.s trying to stay alive who stumble onto the secret of who is spying on the troops.

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