C’est la Guerre: Such a Lovely Little War: Saigon 1961-63
Such a Lovely Little War is a remarkable graphic novel that engages both heart and head, and Truong’s artwork provides an abstracted realism that...
Webcomics Wednesday: Default Genres
Many people, when asked to think about comic books, default to superheroes. Batman, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman... There are plenty of comic books that...
C’est la Guerre: Black Cat Comics in Salt Lake City
Black Cat Comics. This all began as a clever attempt to combine business with pleasure. I was vacationing in Utah, and knew that this column was...
C’est la Guerre – Johnny Red, Vol. 4: The Flying Gun
Cover for Johnny Red, Vol.4: The Flying Gun art by John Cooper. In 2004, Titan Books began collecting and reprinting British war comics of the...
C’est la Guerre – Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars
Indeh: A Story of the Apache Wars. Art by Greg Ruth Previews Magazine is pretty much a permanent part of my pull list. There are a few reasons...
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C’est la Guerre: Review – Dreaming Eagles #1
Dreaming Eagles #1 is off to a rough start. Ennis, Coleby, and Kalisz too often seem to be working against each other, and that’s a shame,...
C’est la Guerre: White Death
White Death is a true classic of the war comics genre, and a beautiful example of the power of comics as an art form capable of telling stories...
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C’est la Guerre: Review – Johnny Red #1 (2015)
Johnny Red #1 is an impressive relaunch of a classic war comic, combining a compelling story, high-impact action sequences, and attention to the...
Flashback Friday: SUPER GRAPHIC
Howdy, statistics lovers and bar-graph aficionados! Welcome back for another edition of Flashback Friday, now with 100% quantitative data! What’s...