The Sgt. Rock Archives #4
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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Little Sure-Shot relates how Rock and resistance fighter Fifi blew up a German tank. Bulldozer relates how he and Rock blew up a German machine-gun nest with help from a sad-eyed dog who then tagged along with Sergeant Rock. Sad-Eyes was killed by a strafing German fighter plane. Rock eventually finds the plane and shoots it down, at last moved to tears.
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