Enemy Ace Special #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJoe Kubert's cover for this 1990 DC special says everything about why Enemy Ace endures: a grim, goggled German pilot looms large against a smoky black sky, his scarf streaming behind him as a WWI biplane tears through the foreground and a second aircraft erupts in flames nearby. The stark two-tone palette and Kubert's precise, expressive linework give the whole image a haunting, almost painterly weight. Inside, writer-artist Joe Kubert delivers the original Enemy Ace story by Robert Kanigher, and the issue also features an introduction by George Pratt, writer/artist of Enemy Ace: War Idyll — making this a fine showcase of the character's enduring power.
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Enemy Ace is wounded in a dog-fight by a grazing blow to the head. After recovering he guards a Zeppelin on a bombing raid.
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