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Combat - Issue No. 10. March 1952. Cover art by Joe Maneely.

War Comics - Issue No. 5.

Battle Brady - Issue No. 13. April 1953.

For a spell in the early 1960's, DC's Star Spangled War Stories featured tale after tale of giant dinosaurs pitted against our armed forces. By 1973, editors at DC thought a newer generation of readers were ready for a rehashing of those epic tales, and several were featured as reprints in the short-lived G.I. War Tales seen here. G.I. War Tales - Issue No. 2, July 1973. Dramatic cover art by Russ Heath.

For a spell in the early 1960's, DC's Star Spangled War Stories featured tale after tale of giant dinosaurs pitted against our armed forces. By 1973, editors at DC thought a newer generation of readers were ready for a rehashing of those epic tales, and several were featured as reprints in the short-lived G.I. War Tales seen here. G.I. War Tales - Issue No. 1, April 1973.

After decades of service, will marriage finally spell the end of the vaunted Blackhawk squadron? Blackhawk - Issue No. 155, December 1960. Cover art by Dick Dillin.

A busy but heroic and dramatic cover. War Heroes - Issue No. 13, May 1965. Cover art by Rocco Mastroserio.

Harvey Kurtzman had a distinctive style, mixing fine and heavy linework to create cartoonish but gritty tableau the likes of which had never been seen before in comics. Like most E.C. books, a typical issue of Frontline Combat would likely include four different stories, each illustrated by a master in the field like Wally Wood, George Evens, Jack Davis, Alex Toth, John Severin, Joe Orlando, or even Bernie Krigstein. Frontline Combat - No. 3, November 1951 issue. Cover art by Harvey Kurtzman.

As gritty and "in-your-face" cover as you'll find on any war comic title! Man Comics - Issue No. 15, June 1952. Cover pencils likely by Russ Heath.