Viet Nam wasn’t the sort of place where heroes like G.I. Joe or Sgt. Rock would ever have fit in. It was different in the ’Nam: hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys, or even which side you were playing on.
Marvel’s The ’Nam is a war comic for that very different war. Always maintaining a strong sense of story, it nevertheless paints the entire conflict in murky shades of gray, where “good guys” don’t always win, and the real losers are often those who weren’t doing the fighting.
Although Frank Castle (who would later become the Punisher) has been known to make an appearance from time to time, The ’Nam is no place for super-heroes. Well-plotted and compelling, this series has enjoyed long success in an era where other war comics don’t seem to sell.
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Thanks for this post! Been reading the Movies About Girls blog/boards and stumbled upon your page.
I have the original Nams buried in a comic box some where, now I can put them on my iPad/phone.
I don't know if it's worth posting, but I can send you the 1st Nam 7 page b&w story from Savage Tales #1, if you don't have it. They are just a series of jpegs.
I have those Savage Tales also buried somewhere around my house...I blame it on a life-long love for the art of Mike Golden.
Hi, I came across your site and wasn’t able to get an email address to contact you about a broken link on your site. Please email me back and I would be happy to point them out to you.
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