Battron: Against the Chariots #[nn]

Wayne Vansant's cover sets the tone immediately: a bald, battle-hardened soldier raises a rifle butt overhead while surrounded by a chaotic crush of infantrymen, fallen bodies, and a burning tank engulfed in smoke and flame. The subtitle *Against the Chariots* takes on vivid meaning with that armored wreck looming in the background, suggesting infantry fighting desperately against overwhelming armor. Vansant's detailed, gritty linework gives the whole scene a visceral, ground-level intensity that fans of WWII comics will find hard to put down.