Queen & Country: Declassified4 reviews Greg Rucka, Brian Hurtt Oni Press, 2003 Echoes of Le Carre + A brisk read, filling in some backstory + Crockett Rock + My Favorite Queen and Country TPB yet.             Queen & Country, Vol. 6: Operation Dandelion Greg Rucka, Mike Hawthorne Oni Press, 2004 Every job has its office politics, but when you're a spy in service to your queen and your country, the politics in play take on a much larger scale. When the chief of S.I.S. is forced into retirement by a stroke, Head of Operations Paul Crocker is forced to play a new game in order to keep his good standing and his job. But are agents Tara Chace and Tom Wallace prepared to be Crocker's pawns in ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 1: Operation Broken Ground8 reviews Greg Rucka Oni Press, 2002 The British "Alias" (without the soap-opera drama) + "That's my girl" + Shades of Gray Written in Black & White + VERY high quality work + Absolutely, unbelievably good!!!!             Queen & Country, Vol. 7: Operation Saddlebag2 reviews Greg Rucka, Mike Norton Oni Press, 2005 Amazing! + Another Q&C success! En la línea de las sagas anteriores, con una primera historia que enlaza los acontecimientos de la pasada recopilación y el desarrollo de la Operación Saddlebag completa.             Queen & Country, Vol. 4: Operation Blackwall3 reviews Greg Rucka, Jason Alexander Oni Press, 2003 Terrific blackmail/spy story with great art! + Fun spy-thriller graphic novel + John Rogers says... So far British agent Tara Chase, the heroine of the Queen & Country comic book series, has been settling cases in the Balkans and the Middle East. This one hits closer to home. The father of an old friend is being blackmailed with a sex tape starring his daughter and a Frenchman with more than ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 3: Operation Crystal Ball1 review Greg Rucka, Leandro Fernandez Oni Press, 2003 The British spook house sets up shop in Iraq "Operation Crystal Ball": The continuing adventures of British secret agent Tara Chase find her, in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, enmeshed in the politics of Middle Eastern terrorism. One member of her group paratroops into Iraq on a covert mission, while Chase heads elsewhere, with explosive ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 5: Operation Stormfront1 review Greg Rucka, Carla Speed McNeil Oni Press, 2004 Visceral action in Greg Rucka's spy-thriller classic "Operation Storm Front" is the fifth volume of Greg Rucka's "Queen And Country" series, reprinting issues #16-20 of this increasingly dense, gripping spy-thriller saga. This is the best storyline to date, a tense, grippingly violent story that revolves around a kidnapping in the former Soviet ...             Queen & Country Declassified Volume 3: Sons & Daughters (Queen and Country (Graphic Novels))1 review Antony Johnston, Christopher J. Mitten Oni Press, 2006 Queen and Country the best spy drama out there! In the graphic novel genre, nothing comes close to queen and country. These collections of single comic books are a wonderful look into the world of spies and the world we live in. Riveting and wonderful. Recommend reading all the others as well!!             Private Wars (Queen and Country)12 reviews Greg Rucka Bantam, 2006 Tara Chase is back and as tough as ever!!! + Back in the Chace + Rucka's best! + A Fine Effort, A Fine Balance + Good, but not on my "A" list...             Queen & Country Volume 8: Operation: Red Panda (Queen & Country) Greg Rucka, Chris Samnee Oni Press, 2007 Operation: Red Panda has the Minders being deployed to the war-torn streets of Iraq to investigate and potentially "terminate" an Iraqi bureaucrat who is suspected of giving allied secrets to local insurgents. As the old saying goes, all plans goes out the window once the first bullet is fired. And when things go from bad to worse for Tara, years of trauma and abuse come violently forward.             Queen & Country, Vol. 2: Operation Morningstar3 reviews Greg Rucka, Brian Hurtt, ... Oni Press, 2002 catering to comic book connoisseurs' tastes? Oni's specialty + What James Bond would be as a women + Fun spy-thriller graphic novel If you ask for my favourite genre in comics (or any part of the entertainment industry, really), the first answer you'll get from me is unlikely to be "political spy thriller." It may not be the second one, either. But if you ask me if I appreciate a well-written, well-researched, and impressively ...             A Gentleman's Game: A Queen & Country Novel20 reviews Greg Rucka Bantam, 2005 Move over James Bond and make room for Tara Chase!!! + No gentlemen in these games. + Vivid action scenes with subtle, well-done characterization + Excellent + A Promising New Series from Rucka             Queen & Country: Declassified Volume 2 (Queen and Country (Graphic Novels))2 reviews Greg Rucka, Rick Burchett Oni Press, 2006 Still Solid If you like your spy fiction full of fleshed-out characters, tight plotting, political intrigue, and a healthy dose of realism, then you should be reading Greg Rucka's Queen & Country series. Now, Queen & Country: Declassified, a spin-off that focuses on the early years of supporting players from ...             Queen & Country, Vol. 1: Operation Broken Ground8 reviews Greg Rucka Oni Press, 2002 The British "Alias" (without the soap-opera drama) + "That's my girl" + Shades of Gray Written in Black & White + VERY high quality work + Absolutely, unbelievably good!!!!             Private Wars (Queen and Country)12 reviews Greg Rucka Bantam, 2006 Tara Chase is back and as tough as ever!!! + Back in the Chace + Rucka's best! + A Fine Effort, A Fine Balance + Good, but not on my "A" list...             Queen & Country, Vol. 5: Operation Stormfront1 review Greg Rucka, Carla Speed McNeil Oni Press, 2004 Visceral action in Greg Rucka's spy-thriller classic "Operation Storm Front" is the fifth volume of Greg Rucka's "Queen And Country" series, reprinting issues #16-20 of this increasingly dense, gripping spy-thriller saga. This is the best storyline to date, a tense, grippingly violent story that revolves around a kidnapping in the former Soviet ...             Queen & Country: Declassified4 reviews Greg Rucka, Brian Hurtt Oni Press, 2003 Echoes of Le Carre + A brisk read, filling in some backstory + Crockett Rock + My Favorite Queen and Country TPB yet.             Queen & Country, Vol. 2: Operation Morningstar3 reviews Greg Rucka, Brian Hurtt, ... Oni Press, 2002 catering to comic book connoisseurs' tastes? Oni's specialty + What James Bond would be as a women + Fun spy-thriller graphic novel If you ask for my favourite genre in comics (or any part of the entertainment industry, really), the first answer you'll get from me is unlikely to be "political spy thriller." It may not be the second one, either. But if you ask me if I appreciate a well-written, well-researched, and impressively ...             Queen & Country Declassified Volume 3: Sons & Daughters (Queen and Country (Graphic Novels))1 review Antony Johnston, Christopher J. Mitten Oni Press, 2006 Queen and Country the best spy drama out there! In the graphic novel genre, nothing comes close to queen and country. These collections of single comic books are a wonderful look into the world of spies and the world we live in. Riveting and wonderful. Recommend reading all the others as well!!             Queen & Country, Vol. 4: Operation Blackwall3 reviews Greg Rucka, Jason Alexander Oni Press, 2003 Terrific blackmail/spy story with great art! + Fun spy-thriller graphic novel + John Rogers says... So far British agent Tara Chase, the heroine of the Queen & Country comic book series, has been settling cases in the Balkans and the Middle East. This one hits closer to home. The father of an old friend is being blackmailed with a sex tape starring his daughter and a Frenchman with more than ...