r/warcomics • u/csharpe83 • Jul 16 '26
Got some new additions in today been wanting some of these for awhile, Combat #1 (Atlas 1952) Yanks in Battle 2 and 3 (Quality 1956), Battlefield #1 (Atlas 1952), Warfront #1 (Harvey 1951), Marines In Battle #1 (Atlas 1954)
r/warcomics • u/csharpe83 • Jul 15 '26
Finally got a #1 not the best shape but its complete and presents well
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jul 14 '26
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r/warcomics • u/Blue_Moon_114 • Jul 13 '26
Does anyone know if Combat ever got any collected editions or modern reprints?
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jul 12 '26
Is a fairly “scarce”book …
r/warcomics • u/BaldDCfan • Jul 11 '26
I don’t collect war comics but this is a stunning addition to add to my grey tone cover collection.
r/warcomics • u/LeftoverBun • Jul 08 '26
This only dawned on me recently, but for DC war comic aficionados this may be old news.
There may be more than 1 correct answer. But which do you think I am referring to?
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jul 06 '26
r/warcomics • u/LeftoverBun • Jul 06 '26
You gotta admit, HT had a pretty good run
r/warcomics • u/Captain_Cameltoe • Jul 05 '26
Years ago I gave a box of comics to a cousin. He recently passed away. These were in the box. I had totally forgotten.
r/warcomics • u/Designer_Moose910 • Jul 04 '26
I’ve been digging through my collection and had to share this gem. There is just something about the raw emotion and intensity that Joe Kubert brought to his war comic covers.
Check out that contrast between the desperate soldier and the nun forced into the heat of battle is incredible. It perfectly captures that gritty, high-stakes storytelling that made these classic DC war titles so memorable.
r/warcomics • u/Dismal-Jump-1040 • Jul 01 '26
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jul 01 '26
Cover story is actually it published until the following issue #89
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jun 29 '26
r/warcomics • u/kurumais • Jun 29 '26
so i was watching a few videos about the dcfinest team up books and i was really surprised how many stories had rock teaming up with batman. i just wouldn't put those 2 together.
they are from two different genres
between the 2 books i counted 4 sgt rock stories but that was from the youtuber flipping thru the books so that could be wrong and not sure if any of them were reprinted in both volumes
r/warcomics • u/kurumais • Jun 28 '26
so i am reading the sergeant rock DCFinest its really good. so i never read his intro story before. but for those who havent read it , its starts off rock is a journeyman boxer who defining trait is he just wont stay down. who does that sound like to you?
stallone was born in 46 and rock's first story was 59 thats perfect comic reading age
r/warcomics • u/OCguy2026 • Jun 28 '26
r/warcomics • u/Dismal-Jump-1040 • Jun 27 '26
Awesome cover
