World of Tanks: Citadel #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2019 Dark Horse miniseries set in the World of Tanks universe, following a crew of tank operators as they navigate a war-torn landscape and uncover secrets tied to a mysterious citadel. The story blends military action with character-driven drama, expanding the lore of the popular video game franchise.
In "From Both Ends at Once," Garth Ennis and PJ Holden deliver a tense, grounded clash on the Eastern Front, where tank commander Karl faces off against fellow soldier Piotr in a brutal duel that ends with a desperate ramming maneuver. The story captures the grim stakes of Operation Zitadelle through the personal toll of war, as Karl chooses mercy over vengeance—leaving the fate of Piotr and Natalya uncertain. Isaac Hannaford's cover art vividly captures the moment’s intensity, framing the conflict with stark, cinematic detail.
In the frozen chaos of a brutal Eastern Front clash, Karl Kraft and his crew find themselves outmatched as the Soviets push forward with relentless force. With the Ferdinand proving no match for the advancing enemy, Karl tries to use its bulk to shield his Panther, while Friedrich Stadler, Piotr Piotrowicz, and Natalya Pukhova brace for what comes next.
In the heat of Operation Zitadelle, Karl Kraft faces off against Piotr Piotrowicz in a brutal tank duel that ends with Piotr ramming Karl’s Panther. With Piotr and Natalya Pukhova at his mercy, Karl makes a choice that defies orders—and the war. As the German offensive crumbles, loyalty, duty, and humanity collide on the battlefield.
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↩ Reprints World of Tanks: Citadel II #1 (2018), World of Tanks: Citadel II #2 (2018), World of Tanks: Citadel II #3 (2018), World of Tanks: Citadel II #4 (2018), World of Tanks: Citadel II #5 (2018)
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