Our Army at War #203
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 80-page Giant from DC's 1969 lineup packs an extraordinary value into a single quarter, collecting multiple Sgt. Rock tales under the banner of Prize Battle Tales. Joe Kubert's cover captures a battle-hardened soldier lunging forward with a tommy gun blazing, surrounded by a dynamic collage of story titles — "Easy Had It," "Battle Eagle," "TNT Spotlight," and "Trap of the Dragon's Teeth" — giving readers an immediate sense of the anthology's scope. With Robert Kanigher writing and Irv Novick on interior art, this oversized issue is a fine showcase of the creative talent that defined DC's war comics in 1969.
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A new Japanese commander, Colonel Hakawa, "invites" Sarge and his men to his birthday party in an attempt to ambush them.
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