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Old 14 July 2009, 09:45 AM #11 (permalink)
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My Favorite "Enemy Ace" cover by Kubert. The early Hans von Hammer stories were quite realistic, featuring incidents and Allied opponents based on real events and characters. The later stories got too outlandish, IMHO.
Hah! That's the only one I still have. It's in abysmal condition- but I have it.
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Old 14 July 2009, 11:09 AM #12 (permalink)
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Here's the first four George Evans covers for 'Aces High'...I always find it quite difficult to tell his work apart from Joe Kubert's...I wonder who was influenced by whom?

I wish I had the original issue's. I photographed these from the hard cover compilation, re-issued in the late 90's.

Actually, I was always a 'Johnny Cloud' fan myself!

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Old 14 July 2009, 12:17 PM #16 (permalink)
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A case in point: I think this is Evans again...Or is it Kubert?
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Old 14 July 2009, 12:31 PM #17 (permalink)
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Of course, telling 'em apart is made easier by Kubert always signing his covers...Love this one!

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Old 14 July 2009, 12:50 PM #18 (permalink)
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Oh man!I remember those Wierd War Tales comic books from my dad's old comic collection!
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'Weird War Tales' WW1 related covers were few 'n far between...Not totally sure, but I think this might be the only other one:
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Another Kubert klassik!
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