Muslim journalist who had covered the exploits of her husband as the Unknown Soldier: the two have several children and live as a family. Jack continues to live in Africa, finally having escaped the CIA's grasp on him. Kony, true to events at the end of the story's publishing in 2010, is shown to have been pushed out of Northern Uganda, but still active in certain areas in Africa. The story then cuts to Tumbura, Sudan in 2010, where several child soldiers are gearing up for combat against Kony's LRA. One of the children wraps his face in bandages like the Unknown Soldier. The Third Unknown Soldier In The New 52, the character has appeared in the comic GI Combat written by Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti where he is in Afghanistan and is fighting for the Americans. After the cancellation of GI Combat in 2012, The Unknown Soldier appeared in the Suicide Squad, brought in by Amanda Waller to be a new team leader. Collected editions Each of the Unknown Soldier series has been collected in the following trade paperbacks: In other media In Stargirl, there is a movie poster for an Unknown Soldier movie that is outside the Dallas Theater in Blue Valley. References External links The Unknown Soldier Fact File Comics characters introduced in 1966 1988 comics debuts 1997 comics debuts 2008 comics debuts Comics by Archie Goodwin (comics) Comics by Bob Haney Comics by David Michelinie DC Comics military personnel DC Comics superheroes Fictional assassins in comics Fictional characters without a name Fictional secret agents and spies Fictional soldiers Fictional War in Afghanistan (2001–2021) veterans Fictional World War II veterans Fictional United States Army personnel Vertigo Comics titles DC Comics set during World War II Characters created by Joe Kubert Characters created by Robert Kanigher Suicide Squad members