jjonahjameson1

Hi, Jamie: Was there also some speculation around counterfeit copies of issue #2?

Man, I am hooked on the Heath Sgt Rock stories. Picking up as many issues as I can to read. While Kubert deserves praise for his work on Rock, I feel Heath deserves more praise for his run.

Thanks, Comick1. I'm really looking forward to picking up those back issues and immersing myself in that great Heath artwork. (thumbs u

Dale Eaglesham and Vinny Romita

HI, all. Just getting my feet wet in the War genre, and I think this will sound a bit off-kilter to a lot of folks, but I really have a fondness for Russ Heath Sgt. Rock and was wondering if anyone can identify the issue of OAAW in which Heath took over as the primary/lead artist on Sgt Rock stories? Thanks in advance, -Yoram

I think most folks will agree on the book or books that started the Golden Age and Silver Age, respectively, but to be honest I think people need to categorize and label things for the mere sake of ensuring a certain book 'fits' somewhere under an all-encompassing umbrella term. Bronze Age, Copper Age, Modern Age? All are labels to fit a sqaure peg in a round hole, create additional Top 10 keys books lists and for who's benefit?

Don't forget the stellar 4th World line of drek as well. ...must...not...launch...flame...war...in...own...thread... It was *HUGE* drek. So huge that DC had to create a New Universe for it. Oh wait, that was Marvel.

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Keown? Commission? BWA HA HAAA!!! Keown commission...those two words do not belong in the same sentance. Believe me, I know