Pirates vs. Ninjas

In 2007, Antarctic Press pitted two pop-culture archetypes against each other in Pirates vs. Ninjas, a four-issue series that stripped the premise down to its absurd, action-packed core. The book is best known for the kinetic, cartoonish artwork of creator Freddie E. Williams II, whose distinctive style gave the clash of cutlasses and shuriken a playful, high-energy feel. It stands as a cheeky, no-frills celebration of the eternal fan debate, delivering exactly what its title promises.