Unknown Soldier #253
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTwo pulse-pounding stories share the spotlight in this 1981 DC double-feature, promising "fury on two fronts with two combat stars." Joe Kubert's cover delivers exactly that: the main image thrusts readers into a dramatic life-and-death struggle atop the Statue of Liberty herself, where figures scramble and fight across Lady Liberty's torch and crown, while a neatly framed inset panel showcases the intense, goggled face of Enemy Ace amid WWI biplanes and aerial explosions. It's a striking piece of cover art from Kubert that captures the book's dual-narrative ambition — urban espionage thriller meets killer-skies aerial combat — all for fifty cents.
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The Unknown Soldier travels to New York to flush out a Nazi collaborator.
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