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Dayumn. Gritty as fuck.
Yeah, wish it had gone on just a couple pages longer though.
Short and sweet. I wish I'd gotten a little more background on why the bunkers were there at all.
Yeah, agreed. The art's amazing, but the story's pretty straightforward, so the last panel comes across like the punchline of a joke. So I wish we had a page of so more about the background.
Interesting that later on, this is the same guy who created that game "Beach head 2000", where you're the only guy fighting an invading army/navy.
Wow, interesting. So he was designer and producer, but not the programmer. Makes sense.
Back in the day I used to play Beach Head, the original game BH2000 was based on, and find it funny that the body of critics prefer the original(!)