G.I. Combat #94

This July 1962 DC war title puts the spotlight squarely on "The Haunted Tank," and Russ Heath's cover art delivers the tension immediately — a helmeted soldier fires a machine gun from the looming hull of a tank while a second GI, standing waist-deep in water below, reaches upward as enemy aircraft burst into flames against a fiery sky. The composition pulls you right into the chaos, with Heath's draftsmanship giving every rivet, muzzle flash, and explosion a convincing, lived-in weight. Robert Kanigher's "The Haunted Tank vs Killer Tank!" promises exactly the kind of armored-warfare showdown that made G.I. Combat one of DC's most compelling war books of the era.