Our Army at War #8

DC's 1953 war anthology delivers exactly what its banner promises — a helmeted GI roars with raw fury as he hurls an enemy soldier overhead amid billowing smoke and explosions, a fallen rifle and mortar scattered at his feet. Irv Novick's cover art captures that visceral, boots-in-the-dirt intensity that made early-'50s war comics so compelling. Inside, Robert Kanigher scripts three tales — "One-Man Army," "Toy Soldier," and "Pusan Pocket" — making this a genuinely packed read for fans of the era's frontline storytelling.