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Sarge Steel
Date | Number: 5 | Lang: English (en)
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Only my second SARGE STEEL read and while not as good as issue #1, I still enjoyed the hell out of it. I skipped from the very first issue to this one because it’s kind of a sequel and features the same bad guy. Very entertaining story with typical mid-60’s elements as the series continues to embrace the era’s blossoming spy craze over its initial attempts to mimic hard boiled detective fiction. None of this stuff is very original, but who cares? I loved that they gave Steel a softer side in this story and consistently showed him thwarting good judgment because of it. The big lug falls in love! Art may not be greatly detailed at times and some panels are just wasted generalizations, but others are beautifully cinematic and filled with intriguing angles and particulars that, yes, are covered by expository dialog, but not as sloppily obvious as DC used to do back in the day. Fair warning to those not familiar with history or past eras of pop culture, there are Asian representations here which might give the vapors to more sensitive readers. Should this be you, my advice is to simply NOT READ IT. I’m looking forward to the rest of these SARGE titles, but will space them out for anticipatory pleasure since there aren’t a lot of them. A big thanks to all the donors of this great series on CB+!
  
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NameSarge Steel 5 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.12 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: bi-monthly
 
CoverFile #105 The Caged Brain / 1 page
FeatureSarge Steel
GenreSpy
CharactersIvan Chung; Nhu
PencilsDick Giordano
InksDick Giordano
LettersHerb Field ?
 
Comic StoryFile #105 The Case of the Caged Brain (20 pages)
FeatureSarge Steel
Letterstypeset
Job #A-4986
GenreSpy
CharactersIvan Chung; Nhu; Li-Li; Dr. Crane
Script
PencilsBill Montes (signed)
InksErnie Bache (signed)
NotesStory is in three parts: The Case of the Caged Brain (8 pages); Part 2 "Fatal Beauty" (6 pages); and Part 3 "Pick a Way to Die" (6 pages).
 
Publisher advertisementThe Greatest Action-Heroes of All Time -- On Sale Now! (1 page)
FeatureCharlton
Letterstypeset
CharactersSon of Vulcan; Captain Atom (cameo); Tarzan (cameo); Blue Beetle (cameo)
NotesPromo for Charlton action-heroes comics. Illustration of Son of Vulcan with logo, headshots with logo for Captain Atom, Blue Beetle, and Jungle Tales of Tarzan; and logos only for Sarge Steel and The Fightin' Five.
 
Text StorySpecial Services 3X (1 page)
SynopsisThe Special Services 3X use psychological warfare against the Viet Cong.
Letterstypeset
GenreWar
CharactersMAjor Walter Henderson; Captain Nguyen Van Mai; Lt. Bob Sheridan
 
Comic StorySport of Judo (3 pages)
SynopsisUsing judo to disarm an attacker who has a knife.
FeatureSarge Steel
GenreSpy
Script
PencilsFrank McLaughlin
InksFrank McLaughlin
 
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