A pan-African, black power militant group has made the Unknown Soldier an offer: To be part of a brutally violent and unethical deception in an effort to bring more attention to the troubles of Africa. It's a plan where innocents die. A plan he could never imagine himself being a part of. A plan that could just possibly work…
Overall, Unknown Soldier is one of the most important works being produced in the medium right now. Dysarts and Ponticellis art combine to provide a worthy tale that not just entertains, it makes you think, and thats why this series is so important. Read Full Review
Reading "Unknown Soldier" makes me think less of an ongoing series and more of a mini-series that somehow got expanded into a much larger piece. Each issue of "Unknown Soldier" is good, but as part of a greater whole it's losing impact with each new installment. I hate to say it, but if you skipped some issues between its debut and now, I don't think you'd have missed too much. Dysart and Ponticelli are talented, and they've got a story to tell. But if the pace doesn't pick up soon (and perhaps a change of locale to another conflict elsewhere in the world), I fear that "Unknown Soldier" is going to quietly stumble into an unmarked grave. Read Full Review