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The Regiment: The True Story of the SAS by Vincent Brugeas and Thomas Legrain from Cinebook.

If you're in to comics, graphic novels and/or World War 2 this series is a fantastic read. It also looks great with clear art and storytelling. You're never left trying to guess what is going on or what panel to read next. I think the third volume is the final one as it neatly wraps up a 'chapter' in the history of the Special Air Service that featured the almost larger than life characters of David Stirling, Paddy Mayne, Jock Lewes and others.

Thoroughly recommend this. Lots of action but poignant where it needs to be as not everyone makes it to the end. Just one of many worthwhile titles that Cinebook are currently publishing.

Cinebook Ltd.

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Stunning graphic novel telling origins of the SAS out in September

Stunning graphic novel telling origins of the SAS out in September

War comics seem to be getting a new lease of life right now. Following up on DC Thomson’s release of their full colour Commando Presents Ramsey’s Raiders volume, and the serialised release of Battle Presents: Operation Overlord with the latest Issue of Judge Dredd Megazine (with more to come), Cinebook have a World War Two Special Forces book in the works.

The RegimentBook 1 is due out in print…

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In Review: The Regiment: The True Story of the SAS - Book 1

In Review: The Regiment: The True Story of the SAS – Book 1

Cinebook’s series of factual bandes dessinees entitled Cinebook Recounts has been on hold for some time now after titles on the Battle of Britain, The Falklands War and The Wright Brothers, but comes storming back with the true story of the British Army’s Special Air Service in The Regiment.

The first book in this new series, written by Vincent Brugeas, illustrated by Thomas Legrain, coloured…

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