Author Ensley Guffey

Marvano’s juxtaposition of the sun-drenched fields of England and the explosion-ripped pitch of the nights above Berlin is beautiful and terrible, and his portrayal of loss and love in a world gone savage...

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, variant cover art by Max Bertolini. Jack Campbell and André...

The Forever War is brutal, beautiful, and utterly sublime. Haldeman and Marvano are creating must-read comics with every issue, and providing a master class in just how powerful the medium can be....

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 delightful. Cover of Red Range from It's Alive Press. Art...

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 fire. Cover of Last Gasp's Barefoot Gen, vol. 1, art by...

Redline (Oni Press) presents a darkly hilarious future that looks way too much like our present military quagmires, and is one of the best new comics of 2017. Redline #1, cover A, art by Clayton...

Thirty years after its first appearance in Europe, Joe Haldeman and Marvano’s The Forever War – a graphic adaptation of Haldeman’s Hugo, Nebula, and Locus Award-winning novel of the same title – is...

The Forever War starts strong, and does an incredible job of foregrounding the all too human soldiers who find themselves part of a military and on a front line that are both markedly different and horribly...

World of Tanks: Roll Out! #5 provides a great end to the limited run, with plenty of action and a beautifully realized, unexpected dose of sharply-edged pathos that elevates the entire series into a...

Fast paced and historically accurate, World of Tanks: Roll Out! delivers a fast-paced story, gorgeous and gritty art, and doesn’t shy away from the realities of warfare during World War II, making it a...