C’est la Guerre Review: Knights of the Skull
Knights of the Skull: Barbarossa. Cover by Wayne Vansant. Wayne Vansant’s Knights of the Skull volumes 1 (Blitzkrieg) & 2 (Barbarossa) are...
C’est la Guerre: Johnny Canuck!
Johnny Canuck: Compendium, 1942-1946. art by Leo Bachle. Undoubtedly, one of the most famous images in comic book history is the cover for...
C’est la Guerre: #ComicsHateNazis
Our Army at War #160, cover art by Joe Kubert. In response to the neo-Nazi/white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA this past weekend,...
C’est la Guerre: GoFundMe for Sam Glanzman
Sam Glanzman brought a passion and style to his art that is instantly recognizable, and which quite literally helped to define an entire genre. He...
C’est la Guerre Review: The Death of Stalin
The Death of Stalin is a brilliant, darkly funny portrait of the machinations of the powerful, and a deeply moving study of the people who are both...
C’est la Guerre Review – Berlin: The Seven Dwarves
Marvano’s juxtaposition of the sun-drenched fields of England and the explosion-ripped pitch of the nights above Berlin is beautiful and...
C’est la Guerre Advanced Review: The Lost Fleet: Corsair #1
I’m adding The Lost Fleet: Corsair to my pull list, and if you dig military SF, I suggest you do the same. The Lost Fleet: Corsair #1,...
C’est la Guerre Advanced Review: The Forever War #4
The Forever War is brutal, beautiful, and utterly sublime. Haldeman and Marvano are creating must-read comics with every issue, and providing a...
Advanced Review: Joe Lansdale & Sam Glanzman’s Red Range.
Red Range is a wild, weird, woolly, and imperfect ride, but definitely one that’s worth taking, blending genres in a way that is dizzying and...
C’est la Guerre: Barefoot Gen
Barefoot Gen is the howl of the grass under the elephants’ feet, and a heartbreakingly eloquent plea for peace and life in a world consumed by...