Win a copy of ALAN’S WAR
In perhaps the most unlikely sentence ever typed, I Love Rob Liefeld is giving away a copy of ALAN’S WAR, Emmanuel Guibert’s award-winning graphic novel about World War II as related by a veteran. Hit the link for details.
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11/17/08 at 10:04 am
While Alan’s War is a bit light on war action, it has been worth the wait. The aftermath, which most people tend to ignore, is presented here. I will be sending a copy to my uncle, a WWII veteran.
11/17/08 at 12:16 pm
I’m picking Alan’s War as the best graphic novel of the year in a year that has had many great graphic novels. I’ve got my impressions of Alan’s War on my blog Ich Liebe Comics in an entry from last week.