G.I. Combat #215

DC's "Big War Book" format delivers 68 ad-free pages of battlefield intensity in this September 1979 installment of G.I. Combat #215. Joe Kubert's cover pulls you right into the chaos — a grim, mud-caked soldier crawls desperately in the foreground as a massive Allied tank looms behind him, gun blazing amid smoke and explosion, with fellow GIs struggling in the background. Inside, Sam Glanzman handles the full creative load — writing, art, and inking — while Gaspar Saladino letters, making this a tight, focused package that includes two Haunted Tank tales, a double-length thriller, "Dead Soldiers Don't Disappear," and four additional war sagas.