From 1970, Joe Kubert provided this powerful illustration for The Steranko History of Comics 1. Here it is in colour, and with trade dress from different eras of DC Comics.
In addition to his large body of work, Kubert extended his professional legacy with the school that bears his name.
Scan from The Steranko History of Comics 1.
Cleaned-up art.
Colour version.
All-Star Comics #1, 1940.
Justice Society of America #50, 1966.
Justice Society of America #100, 1974.
All-Star Squadron #68, 1987.
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