The Sgt. Rock Archives #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third volume in DC's Archive Editions series reprints classic war comics featuring the legendary Easy Company sergeant, collecting stories from the late 1960s and early 1970s. The tales showcase Rock's gritty leadership and the horrors of World War II, with art and stories by creators like Joe Kubert and Robert Kanigher. It includes issues from Our Army at War and other DC war titles of the era.
In "What's the Price of a Dogtag?", Sgt. Rock finds himself in the hospital after a harrowing battle in the hedgerows, where he fought a Tiger tank, shot down Stukas, and took down a German soldier in a minefield. As his comrades recount the chaos, Rock is scolded for reckless bravery—first by the Captain, then by a sharp-tongued nurse—though he’s clearly not ready to rest. When Nazi forces break through and threaten the crossroads, Rock rallies the "Pajama Commandoes" for a desperate counterattack. The nurse stands by him, arguing he needs healing, and for once, Rock admits that maybe, just maybe, something’s easy in Easy. Written by Bob Kanigher and illustrated by Joe Kubert, with cover art by Joe Kubert, this gripping tale from The Sgt. Rock Archives #3 captures the grit and humanity of war with unflinching detail.
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