Sgt. Rock #391
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Killers Also Smile" delivers a rare behind-the-scenes peek into DC's 1984 comics landscape, with Dick Giordano sharing insights on upcoming titles—including a planned revival of Sugar & Spike—and responding to fan letters from Jim Guida and Raul Wrona. Mike W. Barr chimes in with thoughts on his then-current series, Batman and the Outsiders, offering fans a personal look at the creative process. The issue’s cover, a striking piece by Joe Kubert, captures the gritty tone of the era with its bold, expressive artwork.
In "Killers Also Smile," Sgt. Rock faces a moral crossroads when a German soldier, broken and desperate, surrenders and reveals the cruelty of his sadistic captain—leading Easy Co. on a new mission to stop the slaughter of Belgian civilians. The story unfolds with gritty realism, grounding its tension in the quiet horror of a single confession and the weight of a promise to act.
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Reprinted in The Best of DC #61 (1985)
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