Unknown Soldier #210

DC's long-running WWII series delivers a genuinely gripping cover for issue #210, with Joe Kubert's pencils and inks staging a harrowing scene: a bound prisoner hangs upside-down while a figure in a Nazi officer's uniform — gun drawn — faces a crowd of armed German soldiers demanding proof of loyalty by killing the captive. The cover's caption warns that the Faceless Warrior must become a "Master of Torture" to save a spy, and the dialogue makes the impossible stakes explicit — refuse, and the Unknown Soldier's cover is blown. It's a tense, beautifully rendered December 1977 entry in the series, with Kubert's draftsmanship giving the wartime desperation a raw, urgent weight.