Our Army at War #64

From the cover by Joe Kubert, a determined GI clings to the hull of a massive Allied tank — its white star and unit marking "421-T" clearly visible — firing his pistol point-blank as explosions erupt all around against a blazing red sky. The sheer physicality of the image captures everything DC's war books did so well in 1957: gritty, ground-level courage rendered with raw dramatic energy. Inside, Robert Kanigher and Irv Novick deliver "Tank Rider" alongside a full complement of battle-action stories promised right on the cover.