G.I. Combat #160

G.I. Combat #160 brings DC's "new Haunted Tank" front and center in a tense 1973 cover by Joe Kubert, showing the tank sheltering beneath a stone bridge archway while enemy aircraft streak down with rockets blazing outside and German soldiers close in on both flanks. A GI dashes toward the tank's cover as the crew calls out to take refuge from the aerial assault — it's a genuinely gripping snapshot of armored warfare under pressure. Inside, writer Archie Goodwin and artist Sam Glanzman deliver "Battle Ghost!," making this a strong entry in one of DC's most dependable war titles.