The suffering or the Jews and others during the Holocaust is a horror which weirdly fascinates and repels at the same time. The int...

I grew up a Marvel fan for the most part and what I knew of the Marvel Universe like everyone else was found in their countless comic...

Captain America is the original World War II hero and in this follow up to the story in which we learn he helped liberate the fictional...

Captain America is the original World War II hero and despite being created by two young Jewish men and owned by a Jewish family never ...

"The Fourth Death" was written by Robert Kanigher, an editor and writer at DC for many years. He was especially well known for ...

Joe Kubert is a master of the comic book form. I didn't really begin to appreciate the genius of Kubert when I started into comic...

Blitzkrieg was a different comic book, one which focused on World War II through the lens of the Nazis themselves. The goal was not to...

Who doesn't love The Losers? Well I guess lots of people or they wouldn't be the Losers, a truly ragtag ensemble of character...

War is Hell from Marvel is a damn weird and offbeat book. Marvel put out an avalanche of reprints in the early Bronze Age and I loved ...

Weird War Tales was one of the Bronze Age's strangest titles. It blended the DC mystery mag with the DC war comic and gave us a stif...

"Totentanz" in French "Danse Macabre" or in English "Dance of Death" is the title of this remarkable Unkn...

It is an absolute mystery to me why the Rutland, Vermont Halloween stories have never been collected in a single volume. (I'm talkin...

"The Mad Master of the Murder Maze" is the story that in many way was my first introduction to the horror of the holocaust. Whi...

Eerie   was James Warren's second magazine dedicated to horror in the classic EC vein and in its ninth issue there's a story titl...

"Escape from Maidenek" is a true story of sorts and buried beneath the utterly banal cover of Stamps Comics #4 is hidden among...