Army Attack #1

Charlton's Army Attack launches in 1964 with a cover by Sam Glanzman that puts you right in the thick of armored combat — a half-track and a tank exchanging fire in a burst of flame and a thunderous "BAM!" against a stark yellow sky. The cover copy bills it as "David vs. Goliath," and that tension crackles across the image as the two vehicles close in on each other in silhouette and shadow. Inside, Joe Gill's story "12 Dead Men" promises the kind of gritty, ground-level war drama that made Charlton's war titles a reliable read for fans of battlefield courage.