G.I. Combat #154

A thrillingly tense moment anchors Joe Kubert's cover for this 1972 DC war title: a tank crew member stands atop the Haunted Tank — loaded aboard a flatcar amid a chaotic rail yard scene — arms raised, shouting "Don't shoot — we're Americans!" as a low-flying Allied aircraft bears down and enemy soldiers scramble nearby. The cover blurb poses the grim question "Why must the Allies destroy Jeb Stuart and the Haunted Tank?", setting up a scenario rich with battlefield misidentification and desperate urgency. At 52 pages for just 25 cents, this is a solid showcase of DC's war anthology at full stride.