Our Army at War #127
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "4 Faces of Sgt. Rock," Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert deliver a powerful, character-driven wartime tale from Our Army at War #127. Through four distinct memories, we see Sergeant Rock’s resilience and humanity, from a daring tank ambush to a bond formed with a dog that becomes a symbol of quiet courage. The story is anchored by Kubert’s unmistakable art and Saladino’s sharp lettering, with a cover by Kubert that captures the weight of war in a single, haunting image.
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Little Sure-Shot relates how Rock and resistance fighter Fifi blew up a German tank. Bulldozer relates how he and Rock blew up a German machine-gun nest with help from a sad-eyed dog who then tagged along with Sergeant Rock. Sad-Eyes was killed by a strafing German fighter plane. Rock eventually finds the plane and shoots it down, at last moved to tears.
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