Trick or Treat! It's the special Halloween Issue of SGT. ROCK, featuring some of the weirdest war stories of all time, including the Batman and Sgt. Rock team-up entitled "The Night Batman Sold His Soul!" from Brave and the Bold (1955 1st Series) #108, written by Bob Haney and drawn by Jim Aparo. Also, a graveyard provides the setting for Easy Company to "Face the Devil," by Robert Kanigher and Russ Heath, from Our Army at War (1952) #236. Cover by Joe Kubert.
All-new tales of blazing battle action! Featuring the never-before-seen Sgt. Rock story "What's to Tell?" by Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert! Also featuring the talents of P. Craig Russell (pin-up), George Pratt, Michael Golden (as writer), Timothy Truman, Ron Wagner and Rags Morales. Cover by Walt Simonson. 68 pages.
It's December, 1944, and the last major German offensive of World War II is under way, a bloody conflict that will go down in history as the 'Battle of the Bulge.' Now, with the 50th anniversary of that event, writer Chuck Dixon chronicles untold tales of triumph and tragedy in SGT. ROCK SPECIAL #2.
Featuring a frontispiece by Brian Bolland, this special leads with a story of Sgt. Rock and Easy Co. in the thick of some of the fiercest fighting of World War II, with art by Eduardo Barreto. Also engaged in this great battle are Mademoiselle Marie, illustrated by Howard Chaykin, The Haunted Tank, illustrated by Russ Heath, and Johnny Cloud, illustrated by Graham Nolan. The fully-painted cover is supplied by Dan Brereton.
68 pages. Cover price $2.95.
The latest facsimile edition of a classic DC 80-Page Giant showcases one of comics' best-loved war heroes Sgt. Rock in the SGT. ROCK'S PRIZE BATTLE TALES 80-PAGE GIANT REPLICA EDITION.
A fully restored version of the classic 1964 collection, this affordable Special features some of the most memorable stories of Sgt. Rock and "the combat-happy Joes" of Easy Company. Written by Robert Kanigher, an astonishing seven stories of life during wartime are illustrated by legends of the industry including Joe Kubert (whose cover illustration retains its power to this day), the inimitable Russ Heath, and war-comics veterans Ross Andru, Mike Esposito, and Irv Novick. Timed to coincide with the REPLICA EDITION, April also sees the release of the DC COMICS MILLENNIUM EDITION: OUR ARMY AT WAR #81, reprinting the historic 1959 comic that introduced Sgt. Rock of Easy Company (even though he was called "Sgt. Rocky" in the story).
Cover price $5.95.
