G.I. Combat #260

DC's long-running war anthology G.I. Combat reaches issue #260 in December 1983, and Joe Kubert's cover sets a striking, tension-filled tone: a helmeted tank commander grips a Confederate battle flag that tears dramatically across the composition, while a second soldier crouches below amid the chaos of what appears to be armored combat. The story slate inside — including "The Rules of Death" and "Stuart's Raiders," along with promises of "War Without End" and more — suggests a packed issue drawing on the WWII battlefront action that made this title "America's No. 1 Fighting Mag." A solid entry in one of DC's most enduring military comics.