Cover: Joe Kubert

Sgt. Rock #392

Sep 1984 · DC · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD; 0.30 GBP

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In "Goin' Home," Sgt. Rock is sent stateside to Fort Dix to train new officers, proving his leadership under the weight of duty. Though he earns the respect of his recruits, a ten-day pass pulls him back to the front—straight to the heart of Easy Company. Written by Bob Kanigher and illustrated by Frank Redondo, with colors by Tatjana Wood and letters by Esphid Mahilum, this 1984 issue captures Rock’s enduring bond with his unit. The cover, by Joe Kubert, reflects the emotional pull of homecoming.

Contains 3 stories

Goin' Home

15 pp · War

Sergeant. Frank RockColonel CoronaCorporal CaseyEasy Company [BulldozerIce Cream SoldierJackie JohnsonLittle Sure ShotFour-EyesCanaryWildmanWorry WartShort RoundLong Round]

In "Goin' Home," Sgt. Rock is sent stateside to Fort Dix to train new officers, where his no-nonsense demeanor and proven leadership quickly earn the respect of his recruits. But when granted a ten-day pass, he doesn’t linger—he heads straight back to Easy Company, drawn by duty and brotherhood.

Escape

6 pp · War

In "Escape," two parallel journeys unfold—one through the frozen woods of Nazi Germany as Captain Biggs leads his men to freedom, the other across the shadowed streets of a U.S. city as his brother flees a prison cell. The outcome of only one will be true.

The Doughboy 1917-1918

2 pp · War