Never Again #1

Charlton's Never Again launches in 1955 with a striking cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito — a battle-worn soldier, cigarette dangling from his lips and rifle in hand, fills the frame against a backdrop of broken terrain and a fallen enemy flag, his piercing gaze carrying the full weight of "The War to End All Wars." The series title itself doubles as a statement of purpose, framing these World War II stories as a sobering testament to what combat really costs. With the story "This is the Unknown Soldier!" waiting inside, issue #1 sets a tone that's equal parts grit and reflection.