Put up or Shut up! What is your best WWII comic or magazine cover?

[Bo_Hogg]

This is my favorite. This is the back cover to Douglas Airview magazine V9 # 10 Oct 1942

 

 

[vaillant]

If I have to chose only one, as far as american comic books it might be this cover (although there are others I really love much):

 

 

As far as non-comics publications I’m not sure, but surely some Boccasile painting (they were mostly posters and postcards, but have been occasionally used for magazine covers).

[Griff]

 

Don vs Jap Navy

[Crimebuster]

 

Don vs Jap Navy

 

 

 

 

[Inaflash]

Always liked this one

 

Ken

 

[vaillant]

@Ken: One of the best late National covers featuring Uncle Sam.

 

Now I have to post the #18, which fights with the Hit #16 as one of my favorites ever.

I know we’re supposed to choose one, but I’m really undecided as there are a few which are at the same level to me…

 

[Frisco Larson]

There's just something about this one that always grabs me. It might not be my very favorite WWII cover ever, but it sure is mesmerizing

 

[MrBedrock]

Kicking some Nazi arse...

[vaillant]

On that Contact, it’s the use of color: very fascinating.

[Cat-Man_America]

Tough call, because there are so many outstanding WWII books to choose from such as Air Fighters #2, but this one seems to have an edge over most others...

 

 

 

[vaillant]

Of course, Daredevil Comics #1 is a great cover, but I have always seen it as more specifically as an "Hitler cover" before than a "World War II" cover.

 

In that sense, I would say I prefer Daredevil Comics #10, which has the "remember Pearl Harbor" theme.

 

It would be great to see magazine covers, posters, postcards and other particularly striking images outside of comics.

 

For example, this is a rare propaganda comic issued in France during the nazist occupation. As a pamphlet it seems pretty naive, but the artist, which was born in Kiev, is very good. (The character of the sailor "Vica" was pre-esisting and he lives also non-propaganda adventures prior to these few war-themed pamphlets).

 

[Tri-Color Brian]

Hard to pick a favorite...but I really like this one and it was easy to grab and post:

 

[Flex Mentallo]

[Flex Mentallo]

[buttock]

Always liked this one

 

Ken

 

 

Cover-to-cover a fantastic book.

[buttock]

It's tough to choose, but I'm partial to this one.

 

[Sqeggs]

A recent pick up. Not sure it's my absolute favorite, but the scan was handy. (And it's got Mussolini for Valiant!)

 

 

[jimbo_707]

Lots of great covers!

[nearmint]

So hard to choose, but there are so few night covers, this one stands out...

 

 

[adamstrange]