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When the Comics Went to War

by Tim Parker, Robert Frankland, Adam Riches
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Overview

When the Comics Went to War is an expansive, authoritative history of the British war comic book genre, from the first publications to appear in the 1880s to the last new titles to appear in the 1990s.

Synopsis

When the Comics Went to War is an expansive, authoritative history of the British war comic book genre, from the first publications to appear in the 1880s to the last new titles to appear in the 1990s.

About the Author, Tim Parker

Adam Riches is a journalist and writer of more than 20 years' experience, Tim Parker has had many years’ experience as a freelance art editor and Robert Frankland is a passionate collector of war comics.

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Book Details

Published
September 1, 2009
Publisher
Mainstream Publishing Company, Limited
Pages
256
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781845965549

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