Foxhole

From 1963 to 1964, I. W. Publishing / Super Comics released Foxhole, a gritty six-issue war comic that captured the visceral reality of frontline combat. The series is most notable for featuring the legendary Jack Kirby as both writer and occasional artist, working alongside frequent illustrators Bob Powell and Bob McCarty to depict infantrymen in the heat of battle. Though short-lived, Foxhole stands as a raw, unglamorous war anthology that reflects the era's shift toward more grounded storytelling, with Kirby's kinetic energy grounding the chaos of war.