Our Army at War #134

September 1963 finds Easy Co.'s Sgt. Rock in one of his most desperate moments, as the cover by Joe Kubert puts him right in the crosshairs — crouched atop what appears to be a tank turret, raising his weapon against a burning enemy plane plunging directly toward him in a blaze of fire and smoke. The cover copy says it all: the battle odds are against Rock even drawing his next breath in "The T.N.T. Book," and Kubert's dynamic composition — all sharp angles, flame, and gritty urgency — makes that danger feel genuinely immediate. A fine entry in DC's long-running war anthology, rendered with the kinetic craftsmanship that made Kubert's work on this series so distinctive.