Our Army at War #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Answer from Sarge!", Pipe Sergeant Mac Duncan—last man standing from his shattered unit—joins Easy Company in a tense push to seize Heartbreak Ridge. Determined to prove himself, he makes a bold promise: he’ll play his pipe only when the new unit has earned the right. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with gritty precision by Joe Kubert, this gripping wartime tale captures the weight of duty and brotherhood. The cover, by Jerry Grandenetti, captures the moment with intensity and quiet resolve.
In "Old Soldiers Never Run!", Rock faces a tough call when he considers sending an older sergeant home due to his age—until the sudden appearance of an enemy tank forces a reckoning. The story captures a quiet moment of duty and doubt, testing the value of experience in the heat of war.
In the grim aftermath of battle, Pipe Sergeant Mac Duncan—last of his fallen unit—joins Easy Company, his silence heavy with loss. When he challenges the men to earn the right to hear his pipes, the weight of duty and brotherhood hangs in the air, as the road to Heartbreak Ridge begins.
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Reprinted in Our Army at War #159 (1965), Star Spangled War Stories #162 (1972), Our Army at War #247 (1972), The Sgt. Rock Archives #1 (2002), Showcase Presents: Sgt. Rock #1 (2008)
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