Weird War Tales #40
In "Back from the Dead," Len Wein crafts a haunting, quiet moment of eerie wonder, where a lone man confronts a single surviving plate-glass window in a ruined landscape, its presence a silent testament to what’s been lost. Howard Chaykin’s stark interior art, with Bill Draut’s precise inks and Milt Snapinn’s tight lettering, brings a visceral weight to the scene, while Ernie Chan’s cover captures the unsettling stillness of the moment before the brick strikes.
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A man stumbles upon a miracle -- a plate-glass window still stands. After contemplating all that must have happened in front of this window, he shatters it with a brick.
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