Tag Archive | "War The Human Cost"

Alex’s audio round up

Thursday, September 22, 2011

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This week Alex’s audio round up dovetails rather nicely with the series Richard has been running all week here on the blog (see here if you missed any of it so far) on the fascinating anthology from Sean Duffield edited War: the Human Cost. As ever check the Panel Borders site for more details and [...]

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Previewing War: The Human Cost – An AK-47 Tale

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

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The third of our previews from Sean Duffield’s anti-war anthology War: The Human Cost, the satirical look at the weapon of choice for despots and revolutionaries alike. The humble AK-47. An AK-47 Tale. By Ben Naylor You can (and you should) buy War: The Human Cost from Sean Duffield at the Paper Tiger Comics webstore. £1 [...]

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Previewing War: The Human Cost – War Wounds

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

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The second of our previews from Sean Duffield’s anti-war anthology War: The Human Cost. Today’s preview is a perfect example of the breadth of the work – with Debra-Lyn Williams and Pete Clack’s War Wounds looking back to the Second World War and the lasting impact is has upon not only the combatants but those [...]

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Previewing War: The Human Cost – Faith Based Terrorism

Monday, September 19, 2011

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As I explained yesterday, all this week we’ll be previewing Sean Duffield’s War: The Human Cost. Today it’s a hard-hitting work by Underground Comix legend Spain giving a historical and global view on Faith-Based Terrorism. Faith Based Terrorism By Spain Rodriguez You can (and you should) buy War: The Human Cost from Sean Duffield at [...]

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Previewing War: The Human Cost – Caging The Snow Lion

Sunday, September 18, 2011

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A while ago Sean Duffield kindly sent along a copy of his anthology War: The Human Cost. It is a huge, huge anthology of comic strips looking at the true horrors of war, the reality of the greed, exploitation and inhumanity involved in conflicts around the world and through the years. But when I came to [...]

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