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Ironically this in one instance would mean the adding of a Military series, as Bill Ward’s Torchy had, before coming to Modern Comics, been first published in U.S. Army base newspapers throughout the war.

Series continues as "Modern Comics" (Quality, 1945) starting with issue #44. Issues #1-17 are collected in Blackhawk Archives Vol. 1

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

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Marines In Action ran during 1955 through 1957 for 14 issues.

From 1914 to 1918, Hans Von Hammer earned the nickname "The Hammer of Hell" in the bloody skies of World War I. Now it's World War II, and blood rains from the skies once again! Von Hammer, the finest pilot Germany has ever known, is now a 46-year-old man with plenty of enemies in the Nazi regime.

From master author George Pelecanos, (HBO's The Wire, The Pacific,Treme), comes a searing tale of warfare at its worst and fighting soldiers at their best. When the wife of a former Marine buddy finds herself a target of a vicious Mexican cartel, she ends up turning to her husband's old squad for help. Sergeant James McQuade and five former members of the Five-One Sand Scorpions find themselves outnumbered and outgunned against the most lethal and unpredictable enemy they ever went head-to-head with. It was someone else's war but it was their fight. Just the way they like it.

Led by a young Theodore Roosevelt, a motley crew of soon-to-be American legends must work together to solve a mystery that threatens all of existence. Harry Houdini - street magician and master of misdirection. Annie Oakley - a washed-up entertainer, eager for a chance to prove herself in a real war. Jack Johnson - an undefeated brawler and the son of ex-slaves, determined to get his shot at the heavyweight championship... When a terrifying alien technology destroys the USS Maine, these unlikely allies set sail for bloody Cuba, into the heart of a brewing conflict, to wage a shadow war against the greatest threat mankind has ever known. Before they were famous, they were... ROUGH RIDERS.

The series began as Our Army At War and although in time the title began to display the tag-line featuring Sgt. Rock, it wasn't until the series had lasted 301 issues that it was re-named to Sgt. Rock.

The first Master & Apprentice series was a sellout, and the follow up promises to be bigger, better, and more explosive! Tommy Arashikage has led a life twisted by tragedy and consumed by darkness. For too long, the man called Storm Shadow has been a puppet of Cobra and its manipulative leader. But he has retained his honor, and now, he is determined to shatter the bonds that hold him to the terrorist group. For months, in secret, Storm Shadow has been training an Apprentice, someone who will, like Snake-Eyes' Kamakura, carry on the Arashikage teachings, an ally who will help him take the fight to Cobra. But there is more to this female apprentice than meets the eye, and the sins of both their pasts may be too much to overcome.

The War that Time Forgot claims another casualty in the strangest origin story of them all!

One of the most prominent features of G.I. Combat is the Haunted Tank, a crew of soldiers led by Jeb Stuart and the ghost of a deceased Confederate General only he can see.

In this volume, a pre-Howling Commandos Fury is trapped behind enemy lines during World War 2, meets up with a British black ops squad and joins up with them for a mission to sieze a prominent Nazi soldier's base.

The Sisters Grey are warriors, sworn to protect their Kaiser. But as great war rages, the Kaiser is found dead, and one sister - Giselle Grey - is accused of murder. Persued by enemies, Giselle must unravel the prophecy of the Carbon Grey - before history itself unravels. This collection includes all three volumes of the epic saga, stories from CARBON GREY: ORIGINS, and a new ten-page prologue.

A force of men is assembled, so massive it shakes the earth with its march -- an army, vast beyond imagining, poised to devour tiny Greece, to snuff out the world's one hope for reason and justice. Only three hundred brave souls block its dash. But they are more than men . . . they are Spartans. The first full-color project by Frank Miller for Dark Horse, painted by Lynn Varley (Ronin, The Dark Knight Returns).