Carlos Ezquerra

Alan Hebden

Mestizo

Eric Bradbury

An all-out all-action, complete-in-one brutal war story from the pages of the classic war comic, Battle, hugely influential on Preacher and The Boys creator Garth Ennis. Meet the deadliest band of fighters on the Eastern Front! During world War Two the Eastern Front was hell on Earth. German Punishment Battalions were thrown into the thick of the conflict where they were expected to fight well and die hard. In these harshest of conditions only the strongest warriors survived. Enter the Death Squad – Grandad, Swede, Licker, Gus and Frankie. Alone they were failures and outcasts, but together they were one of the most formidable combat units the Russians ever faced!

Death Squad

Major Eazy is a maverick soldier in a dirty war, caught up in the Allies' invasion of Italy in 1944 and determined to see justice done. Even when that means taking on villains on his own side, he doesn't pull any punches! More movie star than military, Eazy was the most laconic and indeed British officer ever to grace the pages of a comic. This volume starts from the very beginning of Eazy's story.

Heart of Iron

Major Eazy

Fighting Mann

Garth Ennis Presents the Best of Battle

From 1975 to 1988, the weekly war comic 'Battle¡¯ featured work by some of the greatest names in British comics, including Pat Mills, John Wagner, Joe Colquhoun, Carlos Ezquerra and Cam Kennedy. In this second volume of 'Battle Classics¡¯, Garth Ennis ¨C writer of 'Preacher¡¯, 'The Boys¡¯ and 'Red Team¡¯, as well as his own war series 'War Story¡¯ and 'Battlefields¡¯ ¨C selects and introduces some of his favorite stories from 'Battle¡¯s¡¯ heyday. 'Fighting Mann¡¯, by Alan Hebden and Cam Kennedy, is the first British comic story set during the Vietnam War. When retired US Marine Colonel Walt Mann¡¯s son goes missing over South Vietnam, the old soldier finds himself back in harness ¨C fighting a new and very different kind of war. With his loyal Korean comrade Chol Chong along to watch his back, Mann¡¯s search for his son leads him to a plan so terrible it could escalate the war in Vietnam to undreamt-of heights ¨C and drag in the rest of the world. In 'War Dog¡¯, also by Hebden and Kennedy with Mike Western, Battle¡¯s unlikeliest hero makes his debut: Kazan, a huge German guard dog hunting his masters¡¯ enemies on the savage Russian front. The humans¡¯ war is beyond the unfortunate hound¡¯s understanding ¨C but its terrible currents will drag him halfway around the world, from a frozen ocean to the merciless African desert.

Alan Hebden

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