The Eastern Front, 1943: as the cataclysmic Battle of Kursk looms large, Captain Piotr Piotrowicz and his driver, Natalya "Ginger" Pulkhova, prepare their unit for action- equipped with the worst tanks in the Russian inventory. On the opposite side, German tankers Karl Kraft and Freddie Stadler brace for the onslaught-well aware that failure here will put their Soviet enemy on the road to Berlin. Garth Ennis and PJ Holden present a second action-packed story of armored warfare, inspired by the phenomenally popular game World of Tanks.
World of Tanks: Citadel #1 is a solid and engaging World War II story centering on tank crews and the Russian front. The book is paced well, has a solid sense of humor, and the characters are enjoyable. This one gets a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review
I love a good war comic and none come finer than those by Garth Ennis. Read Full Review
World of Tanks Citadel is both a standard war comic and a standard Garth Ennis. Read Full Review
I enjoyed this issue and I hope that the next issue is just as strong. This one makes me want to see what the other comic series Dark Horse published within the same franchise is like. It seems as though you could pick up either one and not have to necessarily have much background information, although it will definitely help create deeper understanding of what is presented. For military history fans I definitely recommend it and I think even casual comic readers could pick this up and find it interesting. While there is a certain niche it is directed toward, I think it can break that barrier well enough at this point. We will see if this holds true by the end of the series. Read Full Review
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