G.I. Combat #266

Joe Kubert's cover for G.I. Combat #266 pulls you straight into the action: one tank crewman, bandaged and wounded, is carried on the back of a comrade as they scramble desperately through a darkened forest, an enemy figure looming ominously at the right edge of the frame. DC's long-running "Big War Book" delivers more than 40 new pages in this June 1984 issue, including two Haunted Tank thrillers — "The Killer Nobody Believed" and "No Son for a Sergeant" — alongside "Your Mission: Die," "Rocket Rider," and "Cage of Death." With Robert Kanigher writing and Sam Glanzman illustrating, this is a solid wartime package for anyone who appreciates gritty, character-driven combat storytelling.