comicbooks.com Join Free
Home › World War III › #1 › Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

World War III #1 (1952)

Ace Magazines [1940s-1950s] · 1952 · 31 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

World War III #1 (1952) — page 1 of 31
1 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 2 of 31
2 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 3 of 31
3 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 4 of 31
4 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 5 of 31
5 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 6 of 31
6 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 7 of 31
7 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 8 of 31
8 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 9 of 31
9 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 10 of 31
10 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 11 of 31
11 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 12 of 31
12 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 13 of 31
13 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 14 of 31
14 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 15 of 31
15 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 16 of 31
16 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 17 of 31
17 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 18 of 31
18 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 19 of 31
19 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 20 of 31
20 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 21 of 31
21 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 22 of 31
22 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 23 of 31
23 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 24 of 31
24 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 25 of 31
25 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 26 of 31
26 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 27 of 31
27 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 28 of 31
28 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 29 of 31
29 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 30 of 31
30 / 31
World War III #1 (1952) — page 31 of 31
31 / 31
ContinueWorld War III #2 →
Contains 3 stories
World War III Unleashed
12 pp · war
Operation Comeback
10 pp · war

In a desperate bid to regain momentum against Soviet forces, American military command launches "Operation Comeback"—deploying cutting-edge weapons like the experimental Dynatomic aircraft carrier, atomic bazookas, and guided missiles in coordinated strikes across multiple theaters from Pearl Harbor to Europe to the depths of the ocean. General Hendrix and his team monitor the action in real-time via revolutionary Panorama-vision technology, watching as the new arsenal delivers early victories—but the question remains whether these weapons can be produced and deployed fast enough to turn the tide of the war.

Last Stand for the Secret Missile
8 pp · war

When Soviet forces surge through the German passes during World War III, an American infantry company makes a desperate stand at the experimental weapons station in Vergardt Valley—buying precious time for Professor Alan Newcastle to complete and launch his revolutionary super-atomic guided missile. With the Red Army pressing hard and casualties mounting, the defenders must hold the line for just minutes more while the Professor fights to finish the calculations that could change the course of the war. Captain Craig rallies his men against impossible odds, even as some begin to crack under the relentless assault.

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.