Cover: Joe Kubert

Sgt. Rock #354

Jul 1981 · DC · 0.50 USD

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In "The Darkest Night," Sgt. Rock takes on a perilous mission: escorting a Lieutenant to a clandestine meeting with a suspected double agent—though every previous envoy sent to that rendezvous has vanished without a trace. Written by Bill Kelley and brought to life with gritty precision by Frank Redondo, this 1981 issue delivers a tense, high-stakes wartime thriller. The cover, a stark and dramatic piece by Joe Kubert, captures the weight of the mission in shadow and steel.

Contains 7 stories

The Darkest Night

11 pp · War

Sgt. RockSgt. CrowtherHugo TemmerMajor Holst

In "The Darkest Night," Sgt. Rock takes on a perilous mission to escort a Lieutenant to a secret rendezvous with a suspected double agent—knowing every previous envoy sent to meet the traitor has vanished without a trace. With tension thick in the air and danger lurking in every shadow, Rock must navigate the treacherous terrain of war and deception, where trust is a luxury and one wrong move could be fatal.

To the Last Man!

3 pp · Science Fiction, War

BrockLemmy

Flamethrower

3 pp · War

Script ? [Joe Kubert School]Inks ? [Joe Kubert School]

Killer Time

2 pp · War

Dead-Letter!

2 pp · War

Script ? [Joe Kubert School]Pencils ? [Joe Kubert School]Inks ? [Joe Kubert School]

Untitled Humor story