Our Writers at War

[homingbudgie]

Six pages from a 30 page book, DC's Our Army at War featuring SGT. Rock No. 234, July 1971.













After saving the nurse nuns Ernie and company are lured to the front line to give assistance











I love Ernie's killer left.

Comments

[michael_ellis_day]

Many thanks for this. What an underrated talent Estrada was. I wish I'd seen his work of this caliber first, but instead I saw his much weaker superhero stuff such as Karate Kid first and had a bad first impression that had to be erased later.

(Also, my head is now exploding at the discovery Estrada actually knew Hemingway in Cuba!)

[homingbudgie]

You're welcome.

I was wondering why Hemingway was idolized so heavily, thanks.

[icon_uk]

I was wondering why Hemingway was idolized so heavily, thanks.

It's not universal, I developed an intense dislike for his writing having to read something like four of his novels at school and hating every one of them.

[werehawk]

Where's his gin n tonic? Must've been before Hemmingway's drinking days.

[greenmask]

Those are quite some chins!

The art is stiff, but in a good way. Great colours.

[blackruzsa]

The art is stiff, but in a good way.
Very true :) Reminiscent of those old comics where attention to detail was stunning, even if movement is... well.