Battler Britton #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2006-2007 DC Comics miniseries starring Battler Britton, a British WWII pilot. Written by Garth Ennis and illustrated by Colin Wilson, the story follows the titular character as he leads a squadron of Spitfire pilots on dangerous missions across North Africa and Europe. The volume also includes the original 1950s comic strip that introduced the character, offering a complete look at this wartime adventure hero.
In "Bloody Good Show Part One," Wing Commander Britton and Lt. Gilhooley fight for survival deep behind enemy lines, outnumbered and out of supplies, relying on grit and quick thinking to stay alive. Written by Garth Ennis and illustrated by Colin Wilson, with colors by Jeromy Cox and letters by Rob Leigh, this gripping tale unfolds under the weight of desperation—where every step could lead to salvation… or death. The cover by Garry Leach captures the grim intensity of their ordeal.
In "Bloody Good Show Part Two," Battler Britton navigates tense alliances as American and British troops clash under pressure, testing loyalty and courage. With tempers running high and lives hanging in the balance, a moment of shared heroism brings unexpected connection—though not without a near-fatal cost.
In the frozen trenches of a forgotten front, the fragile truce between British and American troops begins to crack when a moment of courage forces both sides to reconsider their divide. As a dangerous mission unfolds under relentless pressure, an unlikely ally emerges from the shadows—leaving the fate of the unit hanging in the balance.
Wing Commander Britton and Lt. Gilhooley are stranded deep behind enemy lines, outmatched and out of supplies, forced to rely on grit and quick thinking just to stay alive. As they push through the war-torn landscape, a shocking discovery tests their resolve in ways they never expected.
In the heart of enemy territory, Battler and Gilhooley stumble upon a hidden encampment of Panzer tanks, their mission suddenly twisted into a desperate race to warn their squadron and strike back before it’s too late. With danger closing in from every side, every choice could mean survival—or a bloody end.
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↩ Reprints Battler Britton #1 (2006), Battler Britton #2 (2006), Battler Britton #3 (2006), Battler Britton #4 (2006), Battler Britton #5 (2007)
Reprinted in Battler Britton #[nn] (2012)
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