Bill Mauldin collection set for print in February

Alan Gardner July 25, 2007 1 minute 2 comments

Bill Mauldin, best known for his Willie and Joe characters to comment on World War II, will have a two-volume collection set published by Fantagraphics Books. According to E&P, many of the WWII cartoons have never been reprinted before. The book is entitlted “Willie & Joe: The WWII Years” and is slated for release in February of next year.

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Chris

Awesome.
I’ve read in many places Charles Schulz cited “Willie and Joe” as an influence and I always thought it would be interesting to read it.
But February is a long way away…

Jul 25,2007
Jeff Koval

I’m graduating to this post from the controversial one because I love Bill Mauldin. Willie and Joe would have a thing or two to say about Ted Rall. No comparing the wars, though, obviously.

Jul 25,2007

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Bill Mauldin collection set for print in February

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