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THE LIGHT BRIGADE. There's a war in Heaven, and Earth is the battleground in this volume collecting the supernatural 4-issue miniseries! A ragtag squad of WWII G.I.s must recover the mysterious Sword of God, a heavenly artifact coveted by angels, demons, and Nazis! — Entertainment Weekly.
- Peter J. Tomasi
The Light Brigade was created by Jim Krueger and Doug Braithwaite and first appeared in Universe X #2. The team was named after the title of a famous poem about the disastrous charge of British...
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The Light Brigade (Volume 1) was a limited series, published by DC Comics. It ran from 2004 until 2004.
•The Light Brigade #1
•The Light Brigade #2
•The Light Brigade #3
•The Light Brigade #4
•Cover Gallery: The Light Brigade Vol 1
•Collections from The Light Brigade Vol 1
•Images from The Light Brigade Vol 1
•Textless Cover Art from The Light Brigade Vol 1
First. Fantastic Four #578. ( April, 2010) Contents. 1 History. 2 Paraphernalia. 2.1 Weapons. 3 See Also. 4 Links and References. 4.1 References. History. The Light Brigade is a team consisting of Universal Inhumans. As part of a ritual demonstration of battle prowess, they leapt into the Negative Zone to do battle with the Annihilation Wave. [1]
The Light Brigade is the name of the super-human army that Captain Marvel brought together to help him defeat Death. Members. Arcturus Rann was an explorer, kept in stasis for 1000 years while...
Set during World War II, THE LIGHT BRIGADE focuses on Chris Stavros, an American soldier in Germany struggling to get home to care for his son. But in the midst of battle, heavenly warriors emerge from the skies ? and Stavros' platoon is given a task: to recover the lost Sword of God before a troop of arcane, unkillable German soldiers find it ...
The Light Brigade (or Light Brigade) was a 4-issue miniseries (compiled into a graphic novel in Light Brigade, hc, 224 pages, 2014, ISBN 1-61655-405-3 ), written by Peter J. Tomasi and art by Peter Snejbjerg, running from February to May 2004. [1]. Synopsis edit.
