Palmiotti & Gray Re-Enlist DC's "Unknown Soldier"

[CBR News]

Comic book writing duo Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray spoke with CBR about theirs and artist Dan Panosian's version of the "Unknown Soldier," part of DC Comics' new war anthology "G.I. Combat."


Full article here.

[nightwing1982]

one of the very few monthlies that I am getting.

[Steve Broome]

I'll check this out, palmiotti has quietly put together one of the best bodies of work as a writer in the last several years of comics to me.

[serpico71]

As a DC War fan, especially a SGt Rock fan, I was in awe at what a disaster Men of War was, and how little respect Brandon gave to Kanigher and Kubert. It did not bother me DC started over, but they gave NO attention to a book that deserved to be done right, if not for the soldiers that would read it. Jonah Hex by Palmiotti and Gray was better than the original and I have hope now, not only in the creative team, but that DC is taking the best war characters in comics history SERIOUSLY. I appreciate 'Freedom Fighters', Didio, (NOT), but if you try to understand the history of the company you run, you'll see a large part of its success was ROBERT KANIGHER and JOE KUBERT's war comics

[Sean Fahey]

Can't wait.

Huge fan of their work with 'Hex,' and I have high expectations for 'Unknown Soldier.' I'd like to see DC do more with its war characters. Done correctly, and respectfully, these characters will resonate with readers.