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	title:	Battler Britton
	author:	Garth Ennis, Colin Wilson
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Titan Books Ltd
	released:	June 22, 2007
	isbn:	1845765605
	isbn-13:	9781845765606

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Customer Reviews
chocks away! - Rated Back in the 1960's and 1970's war stories were a staple feature of british comics. Tales of derring do of plucky brits versus evil nazis filled comics that an entire generation grew up. the further we've gotten away from world war two, the more these stories have fallen by the wayside. A few great characters have gone into limbo as a result. But here, one is revived for a five issue comic story. Robert 'Battler' Britton is a raf wing commander, and veteran of the battle of britain, and here he takes his raf squadron to join with an american squadron in north africa. Lots of culture clash ensues, as the experienced brits and the plucky americans have to learn to work together to fight the common foe. Whilst it's a title that all ages can read, it also manages not to pull any punches in it's depiction of the horrors of warfare and the effect it has on people. This is an excellent character based story that climaxes with the two main characters stranded in the desert together and uncovering an enemy plot, and things are brought to a head in a gripping air battle sequence. If you grew up on this kind of comic, you will love this. And if you didn't, you will get hooked. A wonderfully entertaining read

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chocks away! - Rated 5/5
Back in the 1960's and 1970's war stories were a staple feature of british comics. Tales of derring do of plucky brits versus evil nazis filled comics that an entire generation grew up.

the further we've gotten away from world war two, the more these stories have fallen by the wayside. A few great characters have gone into limbo as a result. But here, one is revived for a five issue comic story. Robert 'Battler' Britton is a raf wing commander, and veteran of the battle of britain, and here he takes his raf squadron to join with an american squadron in north africa. Lots of culture clash ensues, as the experienced brits and the plucky americans have to learn to work together to fight the common foe.

Whilst it's a title that all ages can read, it also manages not to pull any punches in it's depiction of the horrors of warfare and the effect it has on people. This is an excellent character based story that climaxes with the two main characters stranded in the desert together and uncovering an enemy plot, and things are brought to a head in a gripping air battle sequence.

If you grew up on this kind of comic, you will love this. And if you didn't, you will get hooked. A wonderfully entertaining read