The Frontlines - Tierney, Nathan W
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What do Snapple theft, midnight formations, and dark sarcasm have in common? They're all part of life on The Frontlines-a brutally funny, ink-stained chronicle of military absurdity drawn straight from 20 years in uniform. Created by a Navy rescue swimmer turned Army special operations pilot, The Frontlines is a graphic novel that weaponizes gallows humor to survive deployments, bureaucracy, bad chow, and branch rivalries. From boot camp blunders to black-ops burnout, these comics capture the chaos, camaraderie, and cringe of military life with savage honesty and zero sugarcoating. Real-life…mehr

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What do Snapple theft, midnight formations, and dark sarcasm have in common? They're all part of life on The Frontlines-a brutally funny, ink-stained chronicle of military absurdity drawn straight from 20 years in uniform. Created by a Navy rescue swimmer turned Army special operations pilot, The Frontlines is a graphic novel that weaponizes gallows humor to survive deployments, bureaucracy, bad chow, and branch rivalries. From boot camp blunders to black-ops burnout, these comics capture the chaos, camaraderie, and cringe of military life with savage honesty and zero sugarcoating. Real-life experiences with buddies downrange and "off-duty" ops. Inside:70+ comics from real-world missions, mess halls, and mental breakdowns Veteran humor that educates, agitates, and occasionally offends A tribute to every troop who learned to lead-and laugh-through the suck Whether you served, loved someone who did, or just want to understand why veterans laugh at the wrong time... The Frontlines is your field guide to military life with the safety off.
Autorenporträt
Nathan Tierney is a best-selling author, artist, and veteran of both the U.S. Navy and Army. He began his military career as a Navy Rescue Swimmer, earning the nation's highest peacetime medal for heroism. He later became an Apache instructor pilot and served in Special Operations during his 15-year Army career. Through deployments, chaos, and chow hall mysteries, Nathan documented it all with ink and sarcasm-filling black books and binders with comics that captured the dark humor of military life. Today, he lives in Texas with his wife and two children, still drawing, still leading, and still embracing the suck-with a grin.