Sgt. Rock, #321 (DC Comics, 1978)

Step into the gritty reality of war with Sgt. Rock #321, a timeless classic venturing into the heart of wartime heroism and harsh realities. This iconic issue, published by DC Comics in October 1978, showcases the raw courage and leadership of Sgt. Rock and his Easy Company as they face brutal battles.

About the cover

The cover, illustrated by the renowned Joe Kubert, captures a poignant scene of wartime tension and reflection. With soldiers poised in a jungle setting, the contrast between tranquility and the stark reminders of war is starkly depicted, adding depth to the gripping stories within. Speech bubbles on the cover hint at the somber themes explored inside, such as the quote, "What does Rock mean, when he says... 'War's murder!!'?" and the retort, "Yeah--it's peaceful as a summer picnic here!"

Issue Details

• Title: Sgt. Rock, #321
• Issue Number: 321
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Release Date: October 1978
• Estimated Value: $10.00 - $25.00
• Cover Artist: Joe Kubert
• Condition: Ungraded, Bagged and boarded, depending on age: may have slight yellowing in pages or slight creasing on the edges/spine
• Notations: Another adventure with Easy Company; somber meditations on war
• Genre: War, Action
• Language: English
• Age Level: Teens and adults
• Format: Comic Book, Single Issue
• Signed: No
• Writer: Robert Kanigher
• Universe: DC Universe
• Tradition: US Comics
• Character: Sgt. Rock

Includes

• 1 x Sgt. Rock, #321