Our Army at War #189

Two battle-scarred faces loom behind a massive combat knife thrust toward the viewer, while a Nazi-insignia-bearing hand grips one side and Sgt. Rock strains against it from the other — Joe Kubert's cover crackles with close-quarters tension and fiery chaos. The cover tagline promises "The Mission Was Murder!" alongside the introduction of the Teenage Underground Fighters of Unit 3, adding a fresh, high-stakes dimension to DC's long-running war series. This 1968 issue, written by Robert Kanigher with Kubert's artwork inside and out, is a fine example of the gritty, visceral storytelling that made Our Army at War one of the most compelling war titles of its era.