You realize that the artist is a black man, right? The writer's been accused of this before, and has some good rebuttals. I suggest doing at least a minute of research before claiming something as controversial as this. The nazis were probably the worst humans ever to exist, and if you think any alternate history in which the win is "white supremacist pandering", just don't read them! Yes, I just copied my entire comment from before. You won't get any more effort from me.
Uber #4
| Writer | Kieron Gillen |
| Artist | Canaan White |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
KIERON GILLEN's Uber unleashes the Nazi super soldiers into a defenseless Paris, determined to show the Allies in the West how vulnerable they truly are. The race for Allied Uber soldiers is at a breakneck pace, but Churchill's HMH troops are not yet in the same class as Hitler's heavyweight Battleships. With no choice left to them, the earliest Allied super soldiers must rise to the occasion and face an enemy with greater power and experience than they have ever seen. Available with Regular or Wraparound cover by Caanan White, Propaganda Poster cover by Michael Dipascale, and a special Blitzkrieg Incentive cover by Caanan White
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.4
Graphic Policy - pharoahmiles
Apr 22, 2018Overall, full of training montages and war reels, but one that leaves the reader hopeful for a big showdown next issue. The story by Kieron Gillen is fun, gritty, and action-packed. The art by Canaan White is enthralling and vivid. Altogether, an issue that will more than satisfies readers of this book. Read Full Review
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8.0
Weekly Comic Book Review - Dean Stell
Aug 06, 2013A very worthwhile series keeps trucking forward. I appreciate the alternate-history feeling of this story and also the sense of unpredictability. Read Full Review
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