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Tag Archives: Gerry Talaoc
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (29 March 2021)
A thrilling reminder that comics can be awesome… The Unknown Soldier #210
Posted in GLIMPSES INTO THE PAST
Tagged Bob Haney, Dick Ayers, Erik Santos, Gerry Talaoc, Jerry Serpe, Unknown Soldier, World War II
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Spotlight on The Unknown Soldier, 1977-1980
When I last wrote about The Unknown Soldier – DC’s cult comic about the top US secret agent in World War II – I mentioned how David Michelinie briefly turned the series into a vicious anti-war parable, casting the hero … Continue reading
Spotlight on The Unknown Soldier, 1975-1976
In the early 1970s, the Unknown Soldier feature of Star Spangled War Stories told exciting spy adventures set in World War II, starring a disfigured operative turned master-of-disguise who undertook secret missions under direct orders from Washington. As I explained … Continue reading
Posted in SPYCRAFT & WARFARE
Tagged Cold War, David Michelinie, espionage, Gerry Conway, Gerry Talaoc, Joe Orlando, politics, Unknown Soldier, World War II
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