From a different page in the Garth Ennis War Story issue "Johan's Tiger" written by Garth Ennis: "Fepos. Field police. Empowered to maintain the cohesion of the front by whatever means deemed necessary. Empowered to do whatever the hell they like." Sounds familiar, doesn't it? Below is a more cathartic page from "Johan's Tiger," written by Ennis with pencils by Chris Weston and inks by Gary Erskine.
Given Trump's infamous “some very fine people” comment in praise of fascists, whenever Trump stops being a fad (decades from now, if we're lucky--after all, Hitler's still going!) I wonder if it will be easier or harder to sell that narrative of good people among fascists. I know I've been pushing Garth Ennis a lot and need to feature different comic creators. That said, Ennis' better stories are those that depict people trying to do good while being on the wrong side of history. It's a concept that seems almost alien today. Below is a page from Enemy Ace: War In Heaven, written by Ennis and with artwork by Chris Weston and Chris Alamy.
