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I'm very sad to hear of MD Bright's passing. I was able to write to him back in 2016 on the off chance I could get some sketches from him. Imagine, I'm just a random fan writing to him out of the blue. He was so generous, kind, and humble in his replies. His art in G.I. Joe and Green Lantern was some of my favorite ever. So to be able to write to him to say how much I loved his work was amazing, and he created these sketches for me. I always loved his version of Cobra Commander, and his cover art on G.I. Joe #93 is iconic. I remember seeing it on the stands and thinking, "is this it, I'm going to see what Snake Eyes looks like!" So, I had asked MD if he would consider drawing that epic panel where we finally see the full image of Snake Eyes on a cover. He did it! I am thankful for his kindness and wish his family much love in their time of loss.

I'm so sad to hear of his passing. I was able to write to him back in 2016 on the off chance I could get some sketches from him. Imagine, I'm just a random fan writing to him out of the blue. He was so generous, kind, and humble in his replies. His art in G.I. Joe and Green Lantern was some of my favorite ever. So to be able to write to him to say how much I loved his work was amazing, and he created these sketches for me. I always loved his version of Cobra Commander, and his cover art on G.I. Joe #93 is iconic. I remember seeing it on the stands and thinking, "is this it, I'm going to see what Snake Eyes looks like!" So, I had asked MD if he would consider drawing that epic panel where we finally see the full image of Snake Eyes on a cover. He did it! I am thankful for his kindness and wish his family much love in their time of loss.

You should post this question in the Silver Age War comics thread too. Most of the serious war comic collectors go there. I'll bet one of them can help you with this!

Take 10% off any remaining books

Thank you guys!

I do thank you.

LOL sorry, I should have posted that this thread is closed.

And that's it! However, I thought I'd include these last two books since they are Sgt. Rock and also a Kubert signed book. DC Super-Stars #15 graded at 6.5 with white pages. This stunning Kubert cover shows Sgt. Rock, Unknown Soldier (disguised as Rock), and Mlle Marie! Signed twice by the late, great Denny O'Neil and by Mr. Kubert. $135 Sgt. Rock Special #2 graded at 9.6 with white pages. Inspired by the real life Battle of the Bulge (where my grandpa fought), this issue is signed by the late, great Russ Heath, artist Howard Chaykin, and cover artist Dan Brereton. $135 1st Folio #1 published by Pacific Comics and graded at 9.8 with white pages. This issue is signed by the great Joe Kubert and contains the first comic stories written by sons Adam and Andy Kubert. $150

Sgt. Rock #400 graded at 9.6 with off-white to white pages. $100 SOLD Sgt. Rock #412 graded at 9.2 with white pages. Another great Mlle Marie cover, and the background collage is very unique! $125 SOLD Sgt. Rock #422 graded at 9.4 with white pages. Triple signed by the late, great Joe Kubert and his sons Adam and Andy Kubert. This is the first time the three groundbreaking artists all contributed to the same issue! This is also the final issue in the series. This is copy A, the last three numbers in the CGC code are 005. $300 SOLD Sgt. Rock #422 graded at 9.4 with white pages. This is copy B, the last three numbers in the CGC code are 006. I listed these so no confusion between the two! Triple signed as well by all three Kuberts. $300 SOLD

Unknown Soldier #214 graded at 9.0 with off-white to white pages. A great Mlle Marie cover! $125 Unknown Soldier #218 graded at 9.2 with white pages. The worst Nazi leaders all in one place. $85 SOLD Unknown Soldier #248 graded at 9.4 with white pages. Part one of the two-part secret origin of the Unknown Soldier! The only signed copy. $135 Unknown Soldier #249 graded at 9.2 with white pages. Part two of the two-part secret origin of the Unknown Soldier! Only signed copy. $135 Unknown Soldier #256 graded at 9.8 with white pages. A fascinating cover showing Hitler and troops invading England. The Soldier will stop him of course. $140 SOLD Unknown Soldier #268 graded at 9.4 with off-white to white pages. The final issue! The stunning cover shows Hitler and Eva dead in the bunker. One note, that is NOT a sketch of the Soldier on the cover. It's art that is part of the cover art. This issue is only signed by Mr. Kubert and the only signed copy. $150 SOLD

Hello fellas! It's been a while since I've posted here. I have a sales thread of Joe Kubert and Russ Heath signed books if anyone's interested, or just want to look at some awesome covers and keys.

I do thank you!

Our Fighting Forces #123 graded at 5.0 with off-white pages. First appearance of those lovable Losers! Also double-signed by Kubert and Russ Heath in such a stylish manner. The only copy with both autographs, ever. $350 SOLD All-American Men of War #18 graded at 4.5 with cream to off-white pages. Printed in February of 1955, this is Joe Kubert's first DC war comic cover! Highest graded signed copy. $200 On hold GI Combat #46 graded at 3.0 with slightly brittle pages. An iconic frogman cover. $135 On hold GI Combat #171 graded at 9.2 with white pages. A great tank and ambush cover with the Losers. $100 SOLD GI Combat #78 graded at 3.0 with cream to off-white pages. One of the most outstanding war covers ever, this grey tone issue is the only one in existence signed by both legends Kubert and Russ Heath. $400 SOLD

Showcase #58 graded at 5.0 with off-white pages. Second Enemy Ace tryout issue, the story continues in Star Spangled War Stories #138. $100 Showcase #57 graded at 5.0 with off-white to white pages. First Enemy Ace tryout issue! $150 SOLD DC Special #26 graded at 8.5 with off-white to white pages. Enemy Ace story and cover. $100 Enemy Ace Special #1 graded at 9.6 with white pages. Enemy Ace with intro by the great George Pratt. $100 SOLD

Thank fellas! Star Spangled War Stories #138 graded 3.5 with off-white pages. Enemy Ace stories begin in this issue! One of Kubert's most iconic Ace covers. $225 SOLD Star Spangled War Stories #139 graded 6.0 with cream to off-white pages. I recall Mr. Kubert put a flourish on his autograph on this one. Another iconic cover (aren't they all though) and the origin of Enemy Ace! $400 Star Spangled War Stories #151 graded 9.0 with white pages. The first solo Unknown Soldier appearance with a haunting cover image. $350 SOLD Star Spangled War Stories #154 graded 6.5 with white pages. This issue features the sad origin of the Unknown Soldier! $275 On hold Star Spangled War Stories #157 graded 6.0 with off-white to white pages. A great story that shows possibly the first time Sgt. Rock and Unknown Soldier ever met in combat! $150 On hold