Star Spangled War Stories #166
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The True Glory," DC’s Unknown Soldier ventures into the front lines to uncover the cause of a stalled Allied advance, only to stumble upon Big Mac and Buster—two ordinary G.I.s fighting to survive, and unknowingly on the trail of a dangerous secret. Written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Jack Sparling and Joe Kubert, with full cover art by Joe Kubert, this 1972 issue blends wartime tension with the quiet heroism of soldiers caught in something far bigger than themselves.
In "The True Glory," the Unknown Soldier is dispatched to investigate a stalled Allied advance, uncovering a desperate duo—Big Mac and Buster—caught in the crossfire of a hidden threat. As they struggle to survive, they stumble upon a secret that could change everything, forcing the Soldier to confront the cost of loyalty in the heart of war.
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Reprinted in Brûlant #43 (1976), Showcase Presents: The Unknown Soldier #1 (2007)
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