To End All Wars: The Graphic Anthology of The Great War - Tapa dura

ONE OF POPMATTERS' BEST NON-FICTION BOOKS OF 2014

ONE OF BLEEDING COOL'S TOP 11 GRAPHIC NOVELS OF 2014

'This anthology you have in your hands is an important one because comics are one of the few media voices the establishment has yet to muzzle... I found these stories heartfelt, passionate, clever, controversial, thought-provoking, original and often crying out for sequels.' -- - Pat Mills, writer of Charley's War

'This fascinating, wide-ranging anthology challenges any revisionist glorifying of heroic sacrifice.' -- - Paul Gravett, The Independent

To End All Wars is not just worthy (some of the proceeds from each book go to Médecins Sans Frontières), but enjoyable and illuminating too.' - --James Smart, The Guardian

'This fascinating, wide-ranging anthology challenges any revisionist glorifying of heroic sacrifice.' -- - Paul Gravett, The Independent

'This wealth of voices is also a great strength: To End All Wars is not just worthy (some of the proceeds from each book go to Médecins Sans Frontières), but enjoyable and illuminating too.' - --The Guardian

'This wealth of voices is also a great strength: To End All Wars is not just worthy (some of the proceeds from each book go to Médecins Sans Frontières), but enjoyable and illuminating too.' - --The Guardian

'This stark, chiaroscuro, thick compilation begins to redress this deficit. It promotes a humanitarian view of the worldwide conflict as witnessed by not only famous and everyday men and women, but also by a diligent elephant, hounds, purported angels, and an Alpine cat.' - Best Books of 2014 as chosen by Pop Matters

'A remarkably well-chosen and commissioned set of pieces that complement each other without repetition, without any story you want to skip. Quite, quite remarkable.' - --Bleeding Cool

An omnibus of 27 short graphic narratives based on actual events, characters, circumstances, incidents, myths or consequences of the Great War. Featuring the four theatres of war (land, sea, air and the home front), spanning four continents and drawn from both sides of the conflict, our stories range from four to sixteen pages long, each by a different author and/or illustrator from the world of independent comics. All proceeds from the publication with go to Medicins Sans Frontiers. The beauty of the To End All Wars project is the range of themes it covers, away from the usual focus on the Western Front. "We have dramatic reconstructions of the war in the Atlantic that could have come straight out of Steve Ditko's vault of horror