I doubt most know these stories even exist, but Frank Miller's first stories for DC in 1978, in WEIRD WAR TALES 64 and 68, have a Frank Miller/Dan Bulanadi art team.
The story from
WEIRD WAR 68, Oct 1978, "The Greatest Story Never Told", 6 pages, is actually quite nice. Bulanadi (like Chan or Alcala) generally overpowers the pencils he inks (for example, any issue he inked of MICRONAUTS).
There's also a 2-page story following it in the same issue, "The Day After Doomsday" with Miller/Bob Downs art.
Both are well illustrated and recognizable Miller art, and Miller was lucky to have well-scripted stories to draw. I was surprised to see Miller's style so recognizable in such an early piece.
The story in
WEIRD WAR 64, June 1978, "Deliver Me From D-Day", 6 pages is also by the same Miller/Bulanadi art team, but less recognizable as Miller art. If you make the effort, you can see Miller's style there, but not as well preserved as in the inks on the later 2 stories.
