Here's the word, kids, from  The Fighting Yank  himself... Art by Mort Meskin ...from the final issue of his 1940s series,  Standard'...

From 1956, here's a never-reprinted tale from a unique comic... ...produced to promote, of all things, sugar! Why is the  Brevity, Inc  ...

It's almost the 4th of July, so we thought we'd kick back and enjoy... ...this spoof of one of the most-retold origins of all ('...

With the 4th of July approaching, why not adopt the vintage look of one of the most patriotic superheroes of World War II... ... the ...

One of the benefits of running Atomic Kommie Comics™ is being able to do customized presents for birthdays, holidays, and joyous events ...

Never failing to capitalize on a pop culture trend, several 1960s comics publishers, noticing the popularity of the hit single Ballad of t...

After seeing Ken Burns' The War , several years go, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ thought of doing something in the same vein, showing ...

Comic books played a major part in shaping the public's impression of both our troops and our enemies during World War II. Among the c...

Art by John Romita Sr from the 1976 Marvel Bicentennial Calendar ! A classic image featuring Captain America in front of the Declarati...

Perhaps the first comic strip to be created as a military recruiting tool... Don Winslow U.S.N. was launched in 1934 to encourage enli...

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After seeing Ken Burns' The War , we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ thought of doing something in the same vein, showing the gritty, dramat...

We at Atomic Kommie Comics™ wanted to thank all those who patronized our War: Past, Present & Future™ line for gifts for the veter...