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雨佳 孙 blank0714 — Garth Ennis writes another book of simply incredible War stories in this second volume featuring an RAF bomber crew flying missions over Germany, a commando unit in Africa, a group of fighters taking shelter in a bombed out hole, and an RAF fight pilot facing incredible odds over the Arctic Ocean. Three of the four stories take place during WW2 while the other is set during the war preceding WW2, the Spanish Civil War. To say this series is Garth Ennis' best work is an understatement - this isn't just his best work but is among the best work I've ever read in comics. To even label it a comic does a disservice to the brilliance of the work on display here. The best was the story set in the Spanish Civil War which details the actions of that conflict but also shows how that war led to WW2 as well as highlighting one of the worst atrocities in human history - Guernica. Carlos Ezquerra often produces high quality work but it's fair to say that he pulls out all the stops here, drawing his best work about his homeland. The scenes of Guernica are so moving you'll be shaken - show this story to anyone who thinks comics are for kids or that comics can't be art or literary and I guarantee they'll change their tune. And the artwork is of high quality in each of the stories. David Lloyd, Cam Kennedy, and Gary Erskine all contribute and do justice to, the wonderful scripts about our brave ancestors who paid the ultimate price to protect our freedom. Each story here surpasses the previous one, I've never read anything like it. Garth Ennis brings drama to the history and history to life with each story, giving humanity to the characters and poignancy and truth to their lives. War Stories has been a series of the highest art and the best work of this fantastic writer. I'm shocked to see it out of print and can only say to anyone reading this that if you're a fan of comics to seek these books out - they are essential reading and among the best comics literature you're ever likely to read.

Sean Mcclintock seanmcclinbb2c — Now, I know there are people who would say that it is ungenerous of me to quibble with how Forester presents Horatio's attitudes towards women. 'Siria,' they would say, 'it would be anachronistic for Horatio to show much regard for them!' 'Ah, but imaginary people!' I would reply, 'There is a vast difference between a historically accurate representation of gender relations, and Horatio treating Barbara, Marie et al as meat puppets for him to alternately fuck and angst over!' Blah.