“O” Is For …
… Our Army At War! (1952)
And this is kind of a cheat. When I say, “Our Army At War,” I really mean, “Sgt. Rock.” I don’t think I’ve read much else from the series.
(I did write a Haunted Tank chapter for an academic horror anthology a couple years ago … but I don’t think the Haunted Tank appeared in this series).
All of which is to say that the “O’s” are pretty thin. Same can be said of the next several letters. I need your help today, and into early next week, to help me find those hidden gems. If you have suggestions, now is the time. Shout ‘em out!
Honorable Mentions:
- The Omega Men (2015)
- Omega The Unknown (1976)
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Posted on February 16, 2018, in Comics A-To-Z and tagged Our Army At War. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
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I’m surprised there was no mention of the crazy OMAC series by Kirby, let alone the Outsiders or Simonson’s run on Orion.
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OMAC is one of the Kirby’s I have yet to read.
(And I think it was BATMAN and the Outsiders, so they’d have to come under B …?)
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I had you pegged for OMAC.
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I know, right? I’m usually good for all things Kirby. But haven’t really read OMAC (or the Demon, for that matter). Someday I’ll find a discounted Omnibus at a con or MAYBE DC WILL LAUNCH A DIGITAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE ALREADY!!
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I’d have to go with Omega the Unknown. Such a shame that it was prematurely ended. I still wonder about where the series would have gone.
I have a handful of Omega Men issues which were good, and the Outsiders as well.
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I liked Omega the Unknown, but excluded it because it was cancelled before it had a chance … though I suppose the same could be said of Eternals, and I picked them for “E!”
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