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G.I. Combat
Quality Comics · 1952–1956 · 43 issues
About the series
During the early 1950s, Quality Comics published G.I. Combat as a war anthology series, running for 43 issues and chronicling the grit and heroism of soldiers in World War II and the Korean War. The title was most frequently written by Robert Bernstein and Joe Millard, with art from Dick Dillin, Charles Nicholas, and John Daly, who brought a grounded, dramatic visual style to the battlefield. It stands as a solid, workmanlike entry in the postwar war-comics boom—a straightforward, respectful tribute to the American fighting man before the series would later be revived and redefined by other publishers.
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