C’est la Guerre

C’est la Guerre: Introducing Jackie Johnson

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Comic Books

Apr 14, 2016 0 162

On 4 May 1961, thirteen people, seven African Americans and six whites embark on a bus ride through America’s Deep...

C’est la Guerre Review: Dreaming Eagles #4

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Mar 31, 2016 0 137

Aftershock Comics’ Dreaming Eagles #4 “A Horse and a Half,” opens with Reggie Atkinson and the other African-American airmen of...

C’est la Guerre Review: Johnny Red #4

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Comic Reviews

Mar 3, 2016 0 132

Currently, Garth Ennis is scripting three different war comics for three different publishers (War Stories for Avatar Press, Johnny Red...

C’est la Guerre: Why War Comics?

Ensley Guffey

Comic Books

Feb 18, 2016 0 186

Pitching and then writing a regular column on war comics naturally begs the question “Why?” so I thought I would...

C’est la Guerre: Review – Dreaming Eagles #1

Ensley Guffey

Comic Reviews

Feb 4, 2016 0 155

  With Garth Ennis and Simon Coleby’s Dreaming Eagles, new publisher Aftershock Comics tries to enter the war comics genre...

C’est la Guerre: White Death

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Jan 21, 2016 0 180

One hundred years ago today (21 January 1916), Imperial Russian forces resumed offensive operations against Imperial German forces in eastern...

C’est la Guerre: Review: Johnny Red #2

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Jan 7, 2016 0 187

The second issue of Garth Ennis, Keith Burns. and Jason Wordie’s Johnny Red (Titan Comics) continues to impress. “Mrs. Redburn’s Little...

C’est la Guerre: The Year in War Comics, 2015

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Dec 24, 2015 0 125

2015 was a banner year for war comics, and marks a resurgence of the genre as a whole in the...

C’est la Guerre: Review – Johnny Red #1 (2015)

Ensley Guffey

Comic Books

Dec 10, 2015 0 186

Hello and welcome to the inaugural post of “C’est la Guerre,” a new, regular column here at FreakSugar dedicated to...