War Is Hell
Marvel · 1973–1975 · 15 issues
About the series
During the early 1970s, Marvel Comics explored the grim realities of armed conflict with War Is Hell, a 15-issue series that ran from 1973 to 1975. Anchored by a rotating team of writers including Chris Claremont, Stan Lee, and Tony Isabella, and illustrated by regulars like Dick Ayers, Don Perlin, and Herb Trimpe, the series offered a stark, anthology-style look at the horrors of war, often with a supernatural or ironic twist. A companion to Marvel's other war titles of the era, it stands as a gritty, thought-provoking artifact of the company's willingness to tackle mature themes outside the superhero genre.
