Combat

Marvel’s Combat (1952–1953) was a short-lived, 11-issue war anthology that delivered gritty, no-frills tales of soldiers in action, with Hank Chapman as its most prolific writer and a rotating roster of artists including Robert Q. Sale, Russ Heath, and Fred Kida. Published during the Korean War era, it’s a solid, unsung example of pre-Code Marvel war comics, capturing the raw, patriotic tone of the time without the bombast of superheroes.