Cover: Joe Kubert

Sgt. Rock #362

Mar 1982 · DC · 0.60 USD; 0.20 GBP

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In "Who's in Charge?", Sgt. Rock #362 (1982) delivers a sharp, character-driven moment as two Army colonels arrive to investigate why Easy Company consistently outperforms every other unit. With the team’s unity at the heart of their success, each soldier insists no one leader stands out—because they’ve learned the hard way that any standout is soon moved, and they’re determined not to lose Rock. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with grit by Frank Redondo, the issue’s dynamic art and tight storytelling are brought to life by Tatjana Wood’s colors and Esphid Mahilum’s crisp lettering, while Joe Kubert’s cover captures the tension with his signature precision.

Contains 4 stories

Who's in Charge?

14 pp · War

Sgt, Frank RockEasy Company [BulldozerIce Cream SoldierWild ManZackLittle Sure Shot (cameo)]

In "Who's in Charge?" from Sgt. Rock #362, two Army colonels arrive to investigate why Easy Company has become the most effective unit in the military—only to find that every soldier insists no one is in charge. Each man insists they’re just part of a team, convinced that singling out a leader would mean losing Sgt. Rock, the one they all rely on to stay together.

Battle Ground

4 pp · War

The Sacrifice

5 pp · Historical

My Brother's Keeper

3 pp · War

In "My Brother's Keeper," a helicopter pilot haunted by a split-second decision during a mission faces a crushing revelation: the soldier he failed to save was his own brother. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring the weight of guilt and the fragile line between survival and duty in the chaos of war.