Our Army at War #141

A fallen soldier's rifle fires even as Sgt. Rock recoils in disbelief — his anguished cry, "How could he fire?— I— I just collected his dogtags—?!", sets up the eerie promise of "Dead Man's Trigger!", billed as a complete Easy Co. battle novel. Joe Kubert's cover crackles with rain-soaked urgency, placing Rock at the center of a chaotic battlefield where an enemy tank erupts in flames behind him. This April 1964 issue delivers the kind of visceral, morally charged war storytelling that made Our Army at War one of DC's most compelling titles.