Men of War by Ivan Brandon, Jonathan Vankin,Tom Derenick and Phil Winslade /New DC 52

[AndrewG]

I think updating the Sgt Rock book in a modern setting is an interesting way to go. If they are really focusing on advertising outside of the current marketplace I think this could do really well if marketed to Call of Duty Modern Warfare fans. Will it be a more realistic take on war or closer to GI Joe? Looking forward to finding out


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[Slewo.O]

It's nice to see Ivan Brandon getting more DC work. Hopefully his Nemesis trilogy gets finished too.

[SmoManCometh]

One I'm going to try digitally. I warmed up a lot when I realized it was set in DC regular and not just a war book.

[Ray G.]

Vankin is co-writer on this? This is the first I've heard of it.

Either way, this is a title I'm very intrigued by. Brandon's run on Doc Savage was fairly intriguing.

[John M. Coker (Johnny C.)]

This one is one my my top 5 that I'm looking forward to from this restart. I do love me some Ivan Brandon. And the solicits sound very intriguing.

[Kevin T Brown]

Vankin is co-writer on this? This is the first I've heard of it.

Either way, this is a title I'm very intrigued by. Brandon's run on Doc Savage was fairly intriguing.He's writing the back-up. This title is one of 4 that has additional pages and is $3.99.

[Doug]

I got the Viking trade from Ivan in Baltimore.

I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but I'm hoping to read sometime over Labor Day Weekend.

[jason hissong]

I got the Viking trade from Ivan in Baltimore.

I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but I'm hoping to read sometime over Labor Day Weekend.\

It's great. Brutal, but great.