All-American Men of War #3

Two soldiers clash at close quarters aboard a speeding green military vehicle, rifles blazing and tracers lighting up a war-torn street — Arthur Peddy's cover perfectly captures the frenetic, anything-can-happen energy that made DC's 1953 war anthology so compelling. The header promises "blazing action in hand-to-hand combat," and the image absolutely delivers, with debris flying and a burning building looming in the background. Inside, Robert Kanigher writes and Gene Colan illustrates three tales — "Pied Piper of Pyong-Yang," "Death Mat," and "Battle Station" — making this a genuinely packed ten-cent read.