from "In the Valley of the Somme" in I Am the Guard: The Story of the National Guard from Muskets to Missiles promotional comic (Johnstone & Cushing, November 1960), layouts by Neal Adams
Wednesday, October 08, 2014
Today in Comics History, October 8, 1918: The unfunny version of Blackadder Goes Forth premieres
from "In the Valley of the Somme" in I Am the Guard: The Story of the National Guard from Muskets to Missiles promotional comic (Johnstone & Cushing, November 1960), layouts by Neal Adams
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Every battle that day was hard-fought, and the sides traded victories from dawn 'til dusk. What I'm trying to say is, You win Somme, you lose Somme.
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