Pride of Baghdad49 reviews Brian K. Vaughan, Niko Henrichon Vertigo, 2006 Gripping + Great gift for your mundane friends + A beautiful story that will garner more and more respect as time goes. + One of the classics of this decade             War Stories, Vol. 18 reviews Garth Ennis Vertigo, 2004 An important book for every Garth Ennis fan to read + Outstanding! + An excellent showcase of Garth Ennis' strengths as a writer + Graphic SF Reader             The Mammoth Book of Best War Comics4 reviews Running Press, 2007 Great quality, great price You really should not call a collection of war stories "best" if you have nothing from Marvel, DC or, especially, EC. That aside, the stories reprinted here range from excellent to "what-were-they-thinking?", although the latter are few and far between. The book includes stories by Will Eisner and ...             Sgt. Rock: Between Hell & a Hard Place8 reviews Joe Kubert, Brian Azzarello DC Comics, 2004 Kubert's Rock + Very good. Recomended. + Awsome comic + Rock Steady.             The Empire Falls: Battle of Midway (Graphic History)1 review Steve White Osprey Publishing, 2006 Uneven Graphic Comic on the Battle of Midway! In October 2006 Osprey Publishing unveilied its 'Graphic History' line of historical comics. The first releases dealt with the battles of Gettysburg, Iwo Jima, Antietam, Shiloh and this volume. If EMPIRE FALLS, BATTLE OF MIDWAY is representative of the series, Osprey needs to work on some sloppy ...             300236 reviews Frank Miller, Lynn Varley Dark Horse, 1999 Art & Adrenaline + Amazing artistic point of view of the battle. + Genious + Graphic Novel on an EPIC SCALE!!! + Beautiful and Entertaining             Showcase Presents: Haunted Tank, Vol. 23 reviews Robert Kanigher DC Comics, 2008 Volume 2! Yes! More Please! More! More! + You Can't Kill a Ghost + Printing Error Having loved Volume 1, I was thrilled to see a Haunted Tank, Volume 2 released. I bought it immediately and devoured it. More, please! More! More!             The Sgt. Rock Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions)5 reviews Bob Kanigher, Jerry Grandinetti, ... DC Comics, 2002 Another fine "Archives" book from DC Comics + Get what you paid for.... + Fast, Fast ... + Let's Rock!             Showcase Presents: Unknown Soldier, Vol. 14 reviews Joe Kubert, Bob Haney, ... DC Comics, 2006 Classic DC war comic + An exceptional Showcase collection + Reprint Gunner and Sarge + Not "Unknown " to us DC war comics fans.             Day of Infamy: Attack on Pearl Harbor (Graphic History)2 reviews Steve White Osprey Publishing, 2007 A much more accessible format and history The same is achieved in Steve White's DAY OF INFAMY: ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR, which provides a colorful graphic novel focusing on Pearl Harbor events. These histories will also appeal to young adults studying the facts of military history - this audience will find a much more accessible format and ...             The EC Archives: Two-Fisted Tales Volume 2 (Two-Fisted Tales: War and Fighting Men)1 review Harvey Kurtzman, Wally Wood, ... Gemstone Publishing, 2007 Two Fisted Tales Read Two-fisted Tales as a youngster and loved them. Great to be able to revisit those days and the great stories.             The Enemy Ace Archives, Vol. 2 (DC Archive Editions)2 reviews Joe Kubert DC Comics, 2006 Enemy Ace Flys Again + Enemy Ace flies on! I used to read DC Comics war stories when I was kid. Sgt Rock, Gunner & Sarge, Johnny Cloud, Haunted Tank and an occasional Capt Storm. But my favorite was Enemy Ace, Hans Von Hammer. Now his exploits (not all of them though) are collected in a two volume set. Joe Kubert was THE artist for war ...             Sgt. Rock: The Prophecy7 reviews Joe Kubert DC Comics, 2007 much better than average + Painting a Picture of Real War + Highly literate sequential art + Kubert still has it             Light Brigade2 reviews Peter J. Tomasi DC Comics, 2006 BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL + Good, Evil, Angels, Nazis, What More Could You Want? Light Brigade collects the outstanding four issue mini-series that was certainly one of the standout limited series' of 2004. The book tells the story of a group of American soldiers near the end of WWII, who are holed up in a cemetery in Belgium when they encounter the enemy German soldiers. But ...             The Enemy Ace Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions)3 reviews Robert Kanigher DC Comics, 2002 Interesting beginning to a unique character + A long-needed collection of one of Kubert's finest hours. + The first of its kind. This volume, along with "The Sgt. Rock Archives", reprints excellent work by the team of Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert. What is particularly astounding about both volumes is that each contain a level of maturity and depth not found in the DC Comics super-hero line at that time (which is not to ...             Ironclads at War: The Monitor vs the Merrimac (Graphic History)1 review Dan Abnett Osprey Publishing, 2007 Ironclads at War: The Monitor vs the Merrimac (Graphic History) By James C. Bissell - 9 years old This book about the Civil War ironclads is one of my favorites--good ship to ship combat story---good pictures and I read it as soon as I got it. It is one of my favorites!!!             Combat Zone: True Tales of GIs in Iraq9 reviews Karl Zinsmeister, Dan Jurgens Marvel Comics, 2005 Combat Zone is Groundbreaking in the Comic Book Industry Today + powerful, and a refreshing change of pace Combat Zone is groundbreaking in the comic book industry today. After September 11th we were confronted with a plethora of polemics - comic books that sent a cynical message of appeasement, featuring a host of trite images hostile to the United States - including senior military officers portrayed ...             The Sgt. Rock Archives, Vol. 2 (DC Archive Editions)5 reviews Robert Kanigher DC Comics, 2003 Another fine "Archives" book from DC Comics + Get what you paid for.... + Fast, Fast ... + Let's Rock!             Fury: Peacemaker TPB (Fury)2 reviews Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson Marvel Comics, 2006 Before the Howling Commandos + Ennis takes on Nick Fury once again Fury: Peacemaker provides the reader a slice of Nick Fury's history that is little explored in modern Marvel Continuity- Nick's WWII experiences. The first part of the story finds him a green Sergeant who almost meets his death in the desert and follows his evolution to the eye-patched Howling ...             The Tide Turns: D-Day Invasion (Graphic History) Doug Murray Osprey Publishing, 2007 On D-Day, June 6, 1944, an Allied force led by General Dwight D. Eisenhower launched the greatest seaborne military invasion in history. Supported by more than 13,000 aircraft, an army of over 150,000 Allied soldiers landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, in an operation that paved the way for the freedom of Nazi-occupied Europe and the end of Hitler's terrifying regime. This full-color ...