Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks
Monroe Publications welcomes the next issue in its World War II Comix series: Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks. This graphic history comic book chronicles the continuing campaign in northern Europe in late 1944 and early 1945. The sixth issue in the popular series also includes a new installment of the serialized graphic novel, Separated by War.

After the steady but frustratingly slow advance to break out of Normandy (as told in World War II Comix’ D-Day and the Campaign Across France), the Allied forces moved rapidly to the edge of the German homeland. But stiff resistance from the Wehrmacht’s West Wall defenses slowed the advance. The Allied leadership then sought ways to do an end run around the strong static forces and fortifications. The Allies also had to contend with extended supply lines and leaving some German strongholds at their backs. Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks reveals every detail of the campaign through original lavish visuals.
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Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks
Monroe Publications welcomes the next issue in its World War II Comix series: Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks. This graphic history comic book chronicles the continuing campaign in northern Europe in late 1944 and early 1945. The sixth issue in the popular series also includes a new installment of the serialized graphic novel, Separated by War.

After the steady but frustratingly slow advance to break out of Normandy (as told in World War II Comix’ D-Day and the Campaign Across France), the Allied forces moved rapidly to the edge of the German homeland. But stiff resistance from the Wehrmacht’s West Wall defenses slowed the advance. The Allied leadership then sought ways to do an end run around the strong static forces and fortifications. The Allies also had to contend with extended supply lines and leaving some German strongholds at their backs. Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks reveals every detail of the campaign through original lavish visuals.
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Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks

Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks

Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks

Battle of the Bulge: Attacks and Counterattacks

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Monroe Publications welcomes the next issue in its World War II Comix series: Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks. This graphic history comic book chronicles the continuing campaign in northern Europe in late 1944 and early 1945. The sixth issue in the popular series also includes a new installment of the serialized graphic novel, Separated by War.

After the steady but frustratingly slow advance to break out of Normandy (as told in World War II Comix’ D-Day and the Campaign Across France), the Allied forces moved rapidly to the edge of the German homeland. But stiff resistance from the Wehrmacht’s West Wall defenses slowed the advance. The Allied leadership then sought ways to do an end run around the strong static forces and fortifications. The Allies also had to contend with extended supply lines and leaving some German strongholds at their backs. Battle of the Bulge – Attacks and Counterattacks reveals every detail of the campaign through original lavish visuals.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781732631595
Publisher: Monroe Publications
Publication date: 07/30/2025
Series: World War II Comix
Pages: 28
Product dimensions: 6.75(w) x 10.25(h) x (d)

About the Author

Jay Wertz is the author of seven books: D-Day: The Campaign Across France; The World Turns to War; The Pacific, Volume One: Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal; The Pacific, Volume Two: The Solomons to Saipan; The Native American Experience; The Civil War Experience 1861-1865 and co-author of Smithsonian’s Great Battles and Battlefields of the Civil War with prominent historian Edwin C. Bearss. He is currently writing additional volumes of War Stories: World War II Firsthand, a twelve-part book series of eyewitness accounts. He has also been a feature writer for America in WWII and Aviation History magazines and is the author of Pearl Harbor and the Day of Infamy, They Called Themselves the Battling Bastards of Bataan and Midway: The Battle that Changed the Pacific War, graphic histories which include installments of a graphic novel, Separated by War. He is the producer-director-writer of the award-winning 13-part documentary series Smithsonian’s Great Battles of the Civil War for The Learning Channel and Time-Life Video. He started his 42-year film and TV career in Hollywood working on military projects. He lives in Phillips Ranch, California.
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