Part 1: Bloody April last edited by gravenraven on 05/20/23 01:22PM View full history

    Set against the grim backdrop of Word War I, mysterious aviator Karl Kaufmann arrives on the western front dressed outlandishly and at the controls of his own plane. Overconfident and full of romantic ideals, he has come to fight and kill the Hun. But soon Kaufmann confronts staggering loss and witnesses violence on a scale he has never imagined. In the process, he learns the harsh truth of conflict: war is hell. Written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Howard Chaykin.

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    The first flight of the phantom eagle! 0

    I read this series quite a while ago and i really enjoyed it, i'm not too fond of Howard Chaykin's art, but Ennis' Scripture it's totally worth your while, even if you're not a "World War" Enthusiast, this book isn't about heroic deeds during the war but about how horrible and cruel was is. Karl Kaufmann is an idealist, a man who puts a white cloth over his helmet to get recognition from his enemies and allies but soon he will realize that war isn't as "plain" As he imagined, he starts experienc...

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