Aces High #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Way It Was," writer Carl Wessler and artist George Evans deliver a poignant, grounded look at aerial combat in World War I, where the unspoken code of honor among pilots shaped survival as much as skill. Through the story of Lt. Horst Viegel, a man who defied those quiet rules, the issue explores the cost of breaking tradition in the sky. The cover by George Evans captures the tension of that era with striking clarity.
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In aerial combat during World War I, there were laws.....unwritten laws......rules of conduct by which pilots on both sides lived and died. Lt. Horst Viegel was a pilot that didn't abide by these rules and he paid the price for it.
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