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1. Explore releases from Charley's War at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Charley's War at the Discogs Marketplace.

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2. Welcome to Charley's War Comics Charley's War was a British comic strip written by Pat Mills and drawn by Joe merfunkrenolmacard.constranilcomdownccomcapsmetphytomcone.co digital repository has hundreds of the classic original Charley's War comic strips since it's debut in "Battle" back in January, Charley's War ended in October, but Titan Books has re-published the beloved comic strip in new hard cover formats.

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3. Nov 20,  · Pat Mills has written countless comics stories, including AD’s Judge Dredd, Sláine and A.B.C. Warriors, as well as earlier classics like Charley’s merfunkrenolmacard.constranilcomdownccomcapsmetphytomcone.co also created Marshal Law. Joe Colquhoun worked on a large volume of titles in his 30 year career in the UK comics industry, including Lion, Champion, Buster and merfunkrenolmacard.constranilcomdownccomcapsmetphytomcone.co is probably best remembered for his work on Battle, including 5/5(17).

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4. Jan 19,  · Charley’s squad is detailed to assist the ‘clay kickers’ mining underneath the German lines, with terrible consequences — and Charley is forced into a final showdown with the vile Lieutenant Snell, before going over the top for one of the most horrendous battles of World War One: the third battle of Ypres, also called Passchendaele/5(10).

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5. Charley's War was a British comic strip mainly about the First World War, written mostly by Pat Mills and drawn by Joe merfunkrenolmacard.constranilcomdownccomcapsmetphytomcone.co was originally published in Battle Picture Weekly from January to October It later covered the Russian Civil War and, in episodes written by Scott Goodall, the early part of the Second World WarAuthor(s): Pat Mills (script) (–), Scott .

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6. Mar 29,  · There is a second part (3rd really part 2 covers the Russian Civil war) following Charley's escapades in the Russian Civil War, a couple of episodes deal with the inter-war period with Charley obtaining a council house, gaining a trade as a mechanic, being unemployed during the depression years and meeting up with 'Old Bill' Tozer again in (working as a doorman for the .

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7. Charley's War, possibly the best war story ever told in comics form (though its writer, Pat Mills, insists it's really an anti-war story) ran in IPC's Battle Picture Weekly from 6th January to 4th October Drawn throughout by Joe Colquhoun (who put a quite frightening level of heavily researched detail into every installment), it told the story of Charley Bourne, who enlisted in the.

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8. Oct 30,  · Charley's romance seems quite rushed, but I'm willing to believe that it's quite plausible as an effect of the war. Like earlier books, this includes a commentary at the back. However, this one is much shorte As the name suggests, this book has a flying element, involving Charley's younger brother Wilf/5(5).

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9. Mar 04,  · War comics weren't a genre that I gravitated towards. They seemed to be a one sided, inaccurate portrayal of historical events. That was until I encountered Charley's War, written by Pat Mills and illustrated by Joe Colquhoun. Charley's war was originally published in the British magazine Battle from - It was a completely.

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