Our Army at War #36

A soldier hunkered down in a foxhole, rifle at the ready and grenades scattered nearby, gets an unexpected companion in the small black-and-white dog bounding toward him across the war-torn landscape — that's the heart of this 1955 DC war anthology. Jerry Grandenetti's cover art captures both the tension of front-line combat and a surprisingly tender moment, anchored by the lead story "Foxhole Mascot!" alongside additional battle-action tales. It's a fine example of mid-'50s war comics at their most human.