Fightin' Marines #46

This 1962 Charlton war title delivers a tense cover scene straight out of a Pacific Theater nightmare: a lone paratrooper descends helplessly under his chute, weapons trained on him from below by enemy soldiers beneath a rising-sun flag, his thought bubble grimly reading "If they capture me we'll lose the war!" The bold title banner — "The Day We Lost WW II" — cranks up the stakes before you even crack the spine. With cover art by Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia, and interior work from Joe Gill and Mobil, this is a solid slice of Charlton's dependable wartime storytelling at just ten cents.