Volume Two of the Liberation Trilogy (from the invasion of Sicily in July 1943 to the fall of Rome just before D-Day, June 1944) (review of Advanced Reader Copy) Another triumphant book from the...
Ultimate Kudos: Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and deservedly so World War II has always held a fascination for me: the global scale, the impact on world politics and powers of today, the coming...
5 stars: Fluidly written, well researched, a story sometimes forgotten that should never be ignored. Bataan Diary is the true story of Major Frank Loyd and his wife Evelyn. Stationed in Bataan in the...
5 stars: Great historical fiction of the Choctaw Indians Never On My Knees is a riveting story of a clan of Choctaw Indians, from their time in Mississippi on the banks of the Yazoo...
Wonder Woman front and center These were originally published as JLA #61 – #65. Wonder Woman is usually an ensemble character at best in the JLA series. But, in this first storyline written after...
The White Martians rise again! These were originally published as JLA #55 – #60. The White Martians, J’onn the Martian Manhunters ‘evil counterparts’ if you will, were first defeated in JLA: New World Order....
Great split personality story, so-so fairy tale story These were originally published as JLA #47-#54. These stories happen right after “Tower of Babel”, where Batman gets voted out of the JLA. The remaining JLAers...
Batman vs. the JLA These were originally published as JLA #42-#46, JLA Secret Files #3 and JLA 80 page Giant #1. Similar to how J’onn the Martian Manhunter kept files on all of the...
5 stars: The best one yet! These were originally published as JLA #34 – #41. The World War III story is the best one of the JLA series so far. Not only does it...
4 stars: One poor story at the beginning, then three excellent ones These were originally published as JLA #24-33. The first story arc (Executive Action, Scorched Earth and Our Army at War) has a...
