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    Wild Times: DV8 #1

    Wild Times: DV8 » Wild Times: DV8 #1 - D-Day! released by DC Comics on August 1, 1999.

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    The Deviants are caught up in the intrigues of World War II in an adventure set during the WildStorm century that might have been, courtesy of writer/artist Kevin Altieri (GEN13: GRUNGE SAVES THE WORLD)! A young Russian soldier unprepared for the horrors of World War II goes AWOL, only to be taken prisoner by the U.S. Forced to choose between being returned to the Russians for punishment or taking part in a secret military experiment, he joins other army "deviants" in a bold operation that will change the war's outcome. Can this timid grunt be transformed into the ultimate soldier he never wanted to be?

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    Wild Times: DV8 #1 - D-Day! by eyelash30 on May 30, 2019

    The artwork is okay, but the imaginary story to this alternate historical timeline is an empty, sad, dull interpretation that not only says that war is hell and life fighting for anything is meaningless. This one-shot uptake on past historical events could hold merit to a history class, but the sole appeal could be the cameos of Easy Company off DC comics yesteryear as they grapple with the violence of irradiated members of the Deviants. ...

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