Foxhole

From 1954 to 1955, Mainline Comics published Foxhole, a gritty four-issue war series that reflected the raw, unglamorous side of combat. Primarily written by Jack Kirby and Jack Oleck, with art by Jo Albistur, Bill Draut, and Bob McCarty, the series focused on the daily struggles and camaraderie of soldiers in the field. Though short-lived, Foxhole stands as a notable example of Kirby's early foray into war storytelling, offering a more grounded perspective than the superhero tales of the era.