G-I in Battle

G-I in Battle was a short-lived but punchy war comic from Farrell Publications, running nine issues between 1952 and 1953. Produced by the prolific Iger Shop, the series delivered gritty, action-focused tales of American soldiers in combat, reflecting the era's patriotic fervor and the comic industry's deep embrace of war stories during the Korean War. While not a landmark title, it stands as a solid example of Farrell's mid-century war output and the assembly-line efficiency of the Iger Shop's house style.