The Sgt. Rock Archives #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fourth volume of DC's Archive Editions series collects classic Sgt. Rock war stories from the 1960s, featuring the gritty exploits of Easy Company during World War II. The hardcover reprints issues from the latter part of the character's original run, showcasing the art and writing that defined the war comic genre at DC.
In "The End of Easy Company!", Sgt. Rock’s legendary squad faces their most harrowing trials in World War II, as told through the poignant memories of Little Sure-Shot and Bulldozer. Recalling moments of fierce combat and unexpected bonds—like the dog they called Sad-Eyes—these stories capture the cost of war with raw, unflinching honesty. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with gritty precision by Joe Kubert, this issue stands as a powerful testament to courage and loss, with Kubert’s iconic cover capturing the weight of the moment.
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