Our Army at War #233
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Head-Count," sapper Joe Jingles navigates the grim realities of war with quiet precision, using his expertise to clear deadly land mines while quietly striving to bring small moments of humanity to a harsh front. Written and drawn by Sam Glanzman, with inks by Glanzman and letters by John Costanza, this 1971 issue captures the tension and humanity of combat through a grounded, character-driven lens. The cover by Joe Kubert perfectly frames the story’s solemn tone with its stark, evocative imagery.
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Joe Jingles is a sapper whose job it is to detect land mines and he does it in a safe and thorough fashion, while going above and beyond in a quest to make the war a bit more bearable.
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