Our Army at War #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Killer Sergeant!", Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert deliver a tense, character-driven wartime tale set during the North African campaign. As Rock leads Easy Company through the desert after a devastating air strike, he must navigate by instinct when his compass is destroyed—hiding both their dwindling water and the growing uncertainty of the mission. The story’s raw, grounded tension is perfectly captured in Kubert’s detailed artwork, both in the interior and on the cover.
In "Killer Sergeant!" from *Our Army at War* #114 (1962), Rock leads Easy Company through the North African desert after a surprise air attack leaves their patrol scattered and supplies damaged. With a broken compass and dwindling water, Rock must navigate by instinct while hiding the truth from his men—keeping morale up as the heat and exhaustion test their limits.
In "Santa Claus Commando!", a daring Allied commando dons a Santa Claus suit to sneak behind enemy lines and deliver food and toys to French children before a critical mission. Still in his disguise, he evades Nazi patrols, his escape aided by the clever tricks of the very children he’s helped.
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Reprinted in G.I. Combat #124 (1967), The Sgt. Rock Archives #3 (2005), Showcase Presents: Sgt. Rock #1 (2008)
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