About the Author: Joe Kubert was a master storyteller whose career spanned from the Golden Age of comics into the modern era. His most iconic work on Sgt. Rock brought depth, empathy, and a ground-level view of World War II to mainstream comics, while projects like Fax from Sarajevo and Yossel: April 19, 1943 explored real-world trauma with unflinching honesty. As founder of The Kubert School, he mentored generations of artists and writers, leaving an enduring legacy not only on the page, but in the industry itself. Alongside Joe Kubert's defining visuals, this collection features work from Russ Heath ( Enemy Ace, G.I. Combat), Sam Glanzman ( U.S.S. Stevens), Jerry Grandenetti (The Haunted Tank), Jack Abel (The Losers), John Severin (Two-Fisted Tales), Lee Elias (Black Cat), Frank Thorne (Red Sonja), and others. Their distinct storytelling styles complement Kubert's, expanding the emotional range of Easy Company's world--from claustrophobic foxholes to the haunted calm after battle.

Format: Hardcover | Pages: 328 | Publication Date: 2026-09-15