Raid of No Return
by Nathan Hale | 
The Unwanted
by Don Brown | 
Safe Area Gorazde: the War in Eastern Bosnia 1992-95
by Joe Sacco |
Trinity
by Jonathan Fetter-Vorm | 
Addicted to War
by Joel Andreas | 
Two Generals
by Scott Chantler | 
13 Hours
by Mitchell Zuckoff | 
WAR
by Sebastian Junger | 
Red Platoon
by Clinton Romesha | 
Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War
by Tony Horwitz | 
Indianapolis
by Lynn Vincent |
Shattered Sword
by Jonathan Parshall | 
Citizen Soldiers
by Stephen E. Ambrose | 
The Longest Day
by Cornelius Ryan | 
On Desperate Ground
by Hampton Sides |
The British Are Coming
by Rick Atkinson | 
The Fall of Berlin 1945
by Antony Beevor | 
The Battle of Midway
by Craig L. Symonds | 
The Outpost
by Jake Tapper |
Blind Man's Bluff
by Sherry Sontag |
In 1945, we told the world, "Never again." In 1992, the promise was broken into bloody shards. That was the year the war broke out in Sarajevo, Bosnia, the year that genocide revisited the planet. It was the year that Ervin Rustemagic - an international businessman whose clients included author Joe Kubert - found himself and his family trapped in a city under siege. Ervin's only means of communication to the outside world was via his fax machine. As Joe began to receive these messages from Ervin, he did what he had done for years - he put the story to paper. Renowned comics creator Joe Kubert has been writing and illustrating comic books since the 1940s, including Batman, Superman, Tarzan, Enemy Ace, and Sgt. Rock. Fax from Sarajevo is by far one of the highest achievements of one of comics' greatest living masters.