Any other comics about historical war?
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Any other comics about historical war?
Any other comics about historical war?
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Crecy by Warren Ellis
>Warren Ellis
That homosexual writes dialogue like an edgy high school kid, same with Ennis, any other recs?
The Battle of Thermopylae chapter of Mort Cinder.
Ennis is good.
That is a beautiful artstyle
Liked his art and his breakdown of how a medieval archer functioned. Any other stuff like that focusing on history in detail?
probably some about ww2 and vietnam
I meant pre industrial warfare, should've specified
The 'Nam
Vietnam Journal
Plenty actually
What the frick kind of name is Blutch? That can't be American.
Judging by the big noses and round curves, its french. Probably some Uderzo-Goscinny slop
Fun fact: there's a French artist that took his name from this character because he kind of looks like him in real life. Pretty solid artist too.
Age of Bronze is a retelling of the Trojan War with a bend towards trying to keep things historically appropriate even if it's based off mythology.
The Eagles of Rome
Throne of Clay and Crown of Glass (second is untranslated) for the Hundred Years War.
If they made comic adaptations of Bernard Cornwells novels I would cum.
Are the Napoleonic Wars pre-industrial enough for you? If so, Berezina.
Conquests has ancient Scythians, Hittites, Egyptians, but it's a bit more fanciful than realistic.
Ira Dei is set in the 1040s, the Byzantine-Norman wars.
Lilith isn't completely translated (probably never will since Kakanian and Tanim don't scanlate anymore) and it does have time travel and aliens and superpowers, BUT when Lilith travels in time, it's usually to some pre-industrial war.
The Egyptian Princesses has some ancient Egyptian battling.
Berezina looks awesome, thanks
RIFLES
thoughts?
Is there no Bible comic other than Crumb's where the garden of Eden nudity is uncensored
Didn't Simon Bisley illustrate the Bible? I can't imagine The Biz NOT inserting wiener and balls into the Bible.
I'm trying to remember the name of this alt-history comic about plains Indians where Europeans never conquered the Americas. there's a bit where they go to war with the Aztecs. kino as frick.
sounds cool
I think you're thinking of Shamanism/Danse des Temps by Baranko. They used Wakan Tanka and some dreamy, time-travel magic to create an alternate universe.
There is also We, the Dead/Nous, les Morts where the Black Plague somehow turns into a zombie plague, all of Europe turn into undead who can still think, but go nuts if a living person is near them. They stagnate for 666 years and the great superpowers are China, who have flying machines and guns and conquer the monkey-men (Japan), and the Inca who rule the americas with the various Indian tribes, Maya and Aztecs subjugated. The first 2 volumes are pretty promising, but it gets quite shitty from then on.
Oh and there is also Luxley, which I would like to scanlate, but the scans are pretty bad.
During the Third Crusade, an alliance of Maya, Aztecs and others invade an undefended Europe (magic and prophecy play a role) and Robin Hood fights a guerrilla war against them.
Wat, sounds wild, where are the scans
Why aren't they dying of disease
Should be on libgen. I don't recall if they ever touched on the disease angle, probably too focused on the fighting. If they did, I'm sure it would have just been 'a wizard did it'.
https://readcomiconline.li/Genre/Historical
https://theslingsandarrows.com/category/history/
Massa's interest is Dutch history, but no idea if this is factual
Post Samurai comics