C’est la Guerre: Dark Horse and Wargaming announce World of Tanks: Roll Out!
Wold of Tanks: Roll Out! promotional cover. Art by Isaac Hannaford. Dark Horse Comics will team with Wargaming to produce a five-issue limited...
C’est la Guerre: Introducing Jackie Johnson
Cover for Our Army at War 113. Art by Joe Kubert On 4 May 1961, thirteen people, seven African Americans and six whites embark on a bus ride...
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C’est la Guerre Review: Dreaming Eagles #4
Dreaming Eagles #4 joins issues 1 – 3 in being a serviceable war comic, but not at all an outstanding one, a judgement that – barring some...
10Out of 10
C’est la Guerre Review: Johnny Red #4
Titan Comic’s Johnny Red #4 was a highlight of February’s pull list, and continues to be the best war comic on the market, with Ennis (w),...
C’est la Guerre: Why War Comics?
Pitching and then writing a regular column on war comics naturally begs the question “Why?” so I thought I would try and answer that this week...
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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...
8.5Out of Ten
C’est la Guerre: Review: Johnny Red #2
Johnny Red #2 is an "end of the beginning" comic, and tends to feel like the second half of issue 1, ending just as the main storyline begins....
C’est la Guerre: The Year in War Comics, 2015
2015 was a banner year for war comics, and marks a resurgence of the genre as a whole in the market. With 2016 just around the corner, it’s a good...
10Out of 10
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...