Continued from Men In Action, Battle Brady ran during 1953 for 5 issues.

Collects Strange Tales #1-10.

Battlefield ran during 1952 through 1953 for 11 issues.

Bob Grayson investigates potential cult activity that sees a number of insurance policies signed over to one man -- only for their owners to die shortly after. Featuring MARVEL BOY.

Combat ran during 1952 through 1953 for 11 issues.

War Combat ran during 1952 for 5 issues. This series then continued into Combat Casey.

War Action ran during 1952 through 1953 for 14 issues.

An early Atlas comics horror series witch excisted for most part of the 1950's.

Men In Action ran during 1952 for 9 issues. This series then continued into Battle Brady.

September 28, 1950: Congressman Rogers is knocked out by some Communist spies and taken away in a car, he is replaced with a Communist spy who resembles the congressman. The following day, the spy goes to a secret meeting among other members of congress to vote on the development of a new super-tank unaware that he is being watched by members of the Secret Service. In order for the vote to pass it must get unanimous approval, but it does not as the spy posing as Rogers votes against it. Later in the day, the spy is confronted by a man who poses as a newspaper reporter looking for answers about the vote. When "Congressman Rogers" acts aggressively toward the questions, the man reveals himself to be Kent Blake of the Secret Service and apprehends him.

One of Marvel's revived horror comics, with new stories and reprints from the 1950's. Scarry!! The series is also known for the first appearance of Straw Man in issue 11 of the series.