Our Army at War #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Last Stand for Easy!", Sgt. Rock faces a brutal test of duty and resilience as his unit is pushed to the edge. When the Captain pulls him from the front line to serve as a clerk, Rock’s instinct to lead is stifled—until a Nazi tank breaches their post, forcing him to reclaim his place in the fight. Written by Robert Kanigher and drawn with gritty precision by Joe Kubert, this powerful issue captures the weight of command and sacrifice. The cover by Jerry Grandenetti vividly captures the moment of crisis, a 10-cent glimpse into the heart of war in 1960.
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Sgt Rock always takes point to protect his guys, diving through hedgerows, attacking derelict tanks. The Captain radios to "play coach on the sidelines". When Rock's wounded, he sends guys forward - and they're killed. The Captain pulls him back: his experience is too valuable to lose. Rock works as a clerk handing out ordnance! But a Nazi tank invades the post and blasts away. Rock scrambles for a bazooka and the Captain hands him a rocket. Rock saves the day - and the Captain sends him back to the front line.
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