Brûlant #6
In "La Mascotte du Régiment," Jack Kirby's sharp storytelling and dynamic art bring to life a tense wartime mission as The Losers race to locate concert pianist Emma Klein in occupied France—without any idea what she looks like. With Kirby handling both pencils and inks, and Joe Kubert’s evocative cover capturing the mission’s urgency, this 1979 issue stands as a gripping chapter in the series’ wartime saga.
In the shadowed streets of occupied France, a small resistance cell known as The Losers takes on a perilous mission: track down and spirit away concert pianist Emma Klein before the Nazis can silence her forever. With no photo, no name beyond a codename, and only whispers to guide them, their race against time becomes a tense game of echoes and instinct.
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