The product is a vintage single issue comic book titled "Sgt. Rock #372" from DC Comics January 1983, featuring a cover by Joe Kubert. This key issue falls under the genres of action, army, navy, patriotic, superheroes, adventure, war, Marines, Air Force, and military. Written by Robert Kanigher, the story titled "Sgt Rock reads the last page" is set in the DC Universe during the Bronze Age era. This collector's edition comic is boarded and in a condition of Fine/Very Fine, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collection.

Comic is in F/N to F/N+ condition Any questions see photos and or ask thanks for looking

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A GUIDE TO COMIC BOOK GRADES. 
NM, Near Mint=Like New. You really have to look close to find any flaws at all. Might have one tiny color flake, or other very minor blemish. 
VF/NM, Very Fine to Near Mint=Nearly perfect, but when you look closely, there is a tiny flaw or two that keep it from near mint.
VF, Very Fine=Almost Like New with just a couple of tiny, barely noticeable flaws. One or two small color flakes along the spine are acceptable, but no folds or tears.
F, Fine=A nice looking comic. Still Glossy and handsome but has more noticeable flaws such as several color flakes along the spine. The cover should still be firmly attached at the staples.
VG, Very Good=A decent looking comic that is showing more heavy wear. May have subscription crease down the middle. May have a loose staple. 
G, Good=Well worn, but still sound. Generally, the lowest grade that most collectors will accept for most books. Could be soiled, lack color gloss or have tape on it. Some drawing on cover is acceptable in this grade.
FA, Fair=Really beat. Can Have large chunks missing, a completely split cover, or coupons cut out. Cover may be scribbled on.
P, Poor= Just about as bad as you can get. A rag with missing pages. Could be coverless or barely there.