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...
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...
C’est la Guerre Review: REDLINE #1
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...
C’est la Guerre Review: The Forever War #1
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...
C’est la Guerre Advanced Review: World of Tanks: Roll Out #5
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...
C’est la Guerre Preview – World of Tanks: Roll Out! #4
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...
C’est la Guerre: Madaya Mom
Done right, graphic journalism and historiography can be an extraordinarily powerful means of getting to the truth about events, as it is in Joe...
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...
C’est la Guerre: Post-War Comics
Over the past 60 years the kinds of wars fought by the United States and its allies have changed dramatically. After a brief period of major combat...