C2E2: 'G.I. Combat' cited during the New 52 "Second Wave" panel

COMIC BOOK RESOURCES brings readers a detailed look at what DC Comics has in store for the second wave of their New 52 company-wide reboot, including G.I. COMBAT and its new version of the venerable UNKNOWN SOLDIER character/concept as handled by co-scripters Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray, with art by Dan Panosian. Also discussed is an ALL-STAR WESTERN issue that ties into the whole Court of the Owls thing that's currently running in the Batman stories and that will be handled by Palmiotti & Gray, so click on the bright red CBR and pay attention to the debriefing.

Palmiotti & Gray discuss 'Unknown Soldier' at CBR

With anticipation growing for Jimmy and Justin's take on the venerable UNKNOWN SOLDIER concept in the pages of the upcoming G.I. COMBAT (due in stores on 5/2), our co-scripting team sits down to give readers more info on the project over at Comic Book Resorces. Click here for the debriefing.

'Unknown Soldier' character design by Dan Panosian

Here's artist Dan Panosian's character design for the protagonist of UNKNOWN SOLDIER (scribed by our Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti) in DC Comics' upcoming G.I. COMBAT. Go to the DC Comics website to read what Panosian has to say on the subject. Oh, and click on this image to peep it large.

'G.I. Combat' #1 solicitation listing

DC Comics' latest war anthology, the all-new version of G.I. Combat, makes its debut in May and features Unknown Soldier, scripted by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti, with art by Dan Panosion. Keep in mind that the book also features The War That Time Forgot, so don't let the fact that there are bunch of rampaging dinosaurs on the cover of a war comic confuse you! Here's the info:

G.I. COMBAT #1
Written by J.T. KRUL, JUSTIN GRAY and JIMMY PALMIOTTI
Art by ARIEL OLIVETTI and DAN PANOSIAN
Cover by BRETT BOOTH
1:25 Variant cover by ARIEL OLIVETTI
On sale MAY 2 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US • RATED T+
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for more information.
• First issue of an ongoing series!
• Featuring the first chapter of “WAR THAT TIME FORGOT” written by J.T. KRUL and with art by ARIEL OLIVETTI….and dinosaurs!
• Plus: The first chapter of “UNKNOWN SOLDIER” by JUSTIN GRAY, JIMMY PALMIOTTI and artist DAN PANOSIAN focuses on all-out war in Afghanistan!

Justin & Jimmy discuss their take on 'Unknown Soldier' at The Source

The Source, DC Comics' own blog, is currently featuring what Unknown Soldier scripters Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti have to say on their revamp of the character for the upcoming G.I. Combat anthology, and you can read those insights when you follow this link.

And speaking of 'G.I. Combat'...

Crave Online is currently running a preview of the upcoming G.I. Combat's Gray & Palmiotti-scripted Unknown Soldier that shows off artist Dan Panosion's efforts with some impressively large scans, so head here to get a serious eyeful!

ComicBook.com spotlights Gray & Palmiotti's 'Unknown Soldier' feature in the upcoming 'G.I. Combat'

As the all-new iteration of G.I. Combat looms, anticipation for the war anthology's Unknown Soldier — co-written by Paperfilms' Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti, with art by Dan Panosion — runs high. Follow this link to ComicBook.com's two cent's worth on this upcoming project.

'Unknown Soldier' - Page 1

Here's the Page 1 of Dan Panosian's handsome artwork from the Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti-scripted Unknown Soldier feature in DC Comics' upcoming G.I. Combat anthology series. The series kicks off in May, but be sure to keep checking in here at the Paperfilms Blog for more previews and info as things continue to develop!

Newsarama takes a first look at Gray & Palmiotti's upcoming 'Unkown Soldier'

(art by Dan Panosian)

With the second wave of the New 52 getting underway, DC Comics unveils the war anthology G.I. Combat this May, which will feature an updated version of the venerable Unknown Soldier, a character/series that has undergone a number of incarnations since its debut forty-six years ago. Scripted by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti, with art by Dan Panosian, the series is given an early spotlight over at Newsarama, where its co-scribes expound on what they plan to bring to this newest interpretation. Go here to get the full intel.