G.I. Combat #198

DC's long-running war anthology reaches issue #198 with a cover by Joe Kubert that grabs your attention immediately: a eerie, skeletal-faced Nazi super-soldier in a blue uniform tears at the hull of the Haunted Tank with his bare metal-gauntleted hands, seemingly impervious to the explosions bursting around him, while American GIs scramble atop and beside the tank in desperate response. The cover blurb — "How can Jeb stop this Steel Super-Soldier who repels guns and grenades?" — sets up a genuinely unsettling threat that feels straight out of 1977 pulp adventure. Robert Kanigher writes and Sam Glanzman illustrates the interior, promising the gritty, grounded WWII storytelling that made G.I. Combat one of DC's most dependable war titles.