Warren Peace Sings the Blues: Army@Love: If only

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Lots of good-looking stuff.Army@Love, volume 2.0, Generation PwnedBy Rick Veitch (with Gary Erskine)What with collaborating with Alan Moore, crafting exquisite European-style fantasy and science fiction comics, doing stories that comment on the superhero comics industry, pioneering the field of dream comics, and much more, Rick Veitch has had a long, distinguished career, but he's nowhere near ready to lay down his pencil. Veitch has turned a harsh magnifying glass on the superficialities of American culture, and while it's funny stuff, it makes you sick to realize how truthful it is.In the near future that Veitch posits, military service has been re-branded as peak life experience, like an extreme sport for the newest generation. Nobody escapes Veitch's ire, from the high-level officers who worry about their own personal careers more than the good of the country or the men under their command, to the enlisted men and women who have no interest in the good of the country they are occupying outside of how much of it they get to blow up, to the civilians who treat the war zone as just another profit opportunity, importing predatory salesmanship and credit practices to the rest of the world. in a monthly format, the setting may re-emphasize itself with each installment, rather than settling into the background over the course of a long story.But whatever the case, Veitch has crafted a compelling world here, and it's an enjoyable read that refuses to ignore the state of the world today and the effects and consequences of our society's current actions. The following panel is a good summary of the book's themes (and the source of the volume's subtitle):Plus, it's got some really nice artwork, full of sweeping landscapes, urban rubble, unique characters, wild action, copious sex, and just plain craziness:I highly recommend it, and can't wait to read the follow-up miniseries, Army@Love: The Art of War.
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