Continuing the adventures of Johnny Redburn, discharged from the RAF for striking an officer. Taking to the skies in a stolen Hurricane, he meets the Falcon Squadron of the 5th Soviet Air Brigade, and begins his fight against Germany from the other side of the Iron Curtain!
The classic series by Tom Tully (Roy of the Rovers) and Joe Colquhoun (Charley's War) includes a feature by comics legend Garth Ennis (The Boys, Preacher, War Stories).
Joe Colquhoun (1926–1987) was a British comics illustrator best known for his artwork in Charley's War. The Los Angeles Times called Charley’s War “darkly spectacular” and Publisher’s Weekly said “Colquhoun's dark brushwork is lovingly detailed and horribly convincing.” Early in his comics career, he worked on Roy of the Rovers, Lion, and Tiger.
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"If you are a fan of war comics then you must run out and pick up RED DEVIL RISING. I believe it should be a required purchase for anyone who considers himself a connoisseur of hard-edged wartime fiction." – Ain't It Cool
Continuing the adventures of Johnny Redburn, discharged from the RAF for striking an officer. Taking to the skies in a stolen Hurricane, he meets the Falcon Squadron of the 5th Soviet Air Brigade, and begins his fight against Germany from the other side of the Iron Curtain!
The classic series by Tom Tully (Roy of the Rovers) and Joe Colquhoun (Charley's War) includes a feature by comics legend Garth Ennis (The Boys, Preacher, War Stories).
Joe Colquhoun (1926–1987) was a British comics illustrator best known for his artwork in Charley's War. The Los Angeles Times called Charley’s War “darkly spectacular” and Publisher’s Weekly said “Colquhoun's dark brushwork is lovingly detailed and horribly convincing.” Early in his comics career, he worked on Roy of the Rovers, Lion, and Tiger.
View titles by Joe Colquhoun
Praise
"If you are a fan of war comics then you must run out and pick up RED DEVIL RISING. I believe it should be a required purchase for anyone who considers himself a connoisseur of hard-edged wartime fiction." – Ain't It Cool
