I'm versus the Brave and the Bull number 52R.

If you need advice, don't go to a racist ghost. Welcome back for the Brave and the Bowl number 52, the February, March, 1964 issue,

feature a cover by Joe Kubart with our story for today is suicide mission, written by Robert Kanigar, drawn by Joe Cuber, so it looks amazing.

It's a great story, but Robert Canniger wrote it.

It looks beautiful.

It makes sense because Joe Cuber drew it, and it's edited by Robert Canniger.

So it makes sense.

It's great.

It's a team of great war stories.

You get your Sergeant Rock, you're Johnny Cloud, your Honda Tank.

And the thing I always loved about war stories, and more general sense, is that war always seems like it sucked, right?

War does suck. It's terrible. It's a terrible thing. And the comics always did a great job of making the heroes heroic, right?

Sergeant Rock's a hero.

But war is not awesome, right?

Sergeant Rock is just someone in a situation that's terrible.

War is terrible, but Sergeant Rock is a hero. and that's why i always loved up with the comics

so he never walked away from those comments thinking like oh man war is awesome no opposite war is terrible

make war no more right that's how i think that's how all the sergeant rock ones ended well anyway

let's let's get directly into our story uh it does it is a little goofier than a normal war story, right?

Because just the team-up aspect of having these different people meet up kind of makes it feel.

I mean, a ton of people die in it.

Don't get me wrong.

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