From Newsarama. Dead Reckoning announced today that the best damn war story writer in comics, Garth Ennis, is back with another World War II comic, and he’s bringing along WORLD OF TANKS artist PJ Holden along for the ride. Check out the STRINGBAGS Preview. The full solicits and 11 page preview is below!

Garth Ennis returns to the frontlines of World War II with a focus on the England’s Royal Navy torpedo bombers in The Stringbags OGN. Scheduled to debut May 15, 2020, Stringbags reunites Ennis with his World of Tanks artist PJ Holden for an intense look at the pilots and crew behind the Royal Navy’s Swordfish… Read more

This graphic novel series, first published in France with over 1 million copies sold, has received several awards, including the Angoulême International Comics Festival Best Series Award. Dead Reckoning has collected the six volumes and complied them in one beautifully produced book. The gripping novel is based upon the true story of Joseph Joanovici, a… Read more

Major General Smedley Butler, USMC, is one of a number of famous fighting Marine Generals. This graphic novel begins in 1932 one year after he has retired and has already failed in an attempt to become a US senator to support the cause of WWI veterans who are asking to have their promised bonuses paid… Read more

Dead Reckoning, the graphic novel imprint of the Naval Institute Press, has teamed with Marvel Comics to produce Atlas at War!, a hardcover collection of classic combat comics stories created by a group of now-acclaimed artists—including many who were war veterans—originally published in the 1950s by Atlas Comics, the company that would later become Marvel… Read more

n collaboration with Marvel Comics, Dead Reckoning will release Atlas at War!, a collection of 50 war stories originally published by Atlas Comics (which eventually became Marvel) in the 1950s. The stories, by 20 different artists including Russ Heath, John Severin, Bernie Krigstein, Joe Maneely, Jerry Robinson, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby, were selected by… Read more

Atlas at War! collects fifty hard-hitting stories from Atlas Comics, the company that became Marvel Comics and published more war titles than anyone in the industry between 1951 and 1960. Comics historian Dr. Michael J. Vassallo has chosen the best of the best, many of which are coming back into print for the first time, from… Read more

Now in English, award-winning ‘Once Upon a Time in France’ presents the thrilling and complicated life of profiteer Joseph Joanovici, who made millions staying alive at any cost Joseph Joanovici was a Jewish French-Romanian war profiteer who made millions supplying metal to the Nazis while simultaneously supporting the French Resistance. His life is used as… Read more

Once Upon a Time in France is such a gorgeous book. One of the best ways that I can demonstrate to you the beauty and artistry that you will find in this graphic novel is to show you a sample page, in black & white, next to the same page in color. Once Upon a… Read more

Stalingrad was a massive endeavor. This graphic novel is from the German point of view in their enormous battle against the Russians. It’s hard to fathom a single city where more than 2 million lives were lost. This book illustrates how unforgiving wars are, especially World War II. The art in this book was gritty… Read more