Coffee and a Comic Blog

Today's Coffee ☕ and a Comic 📓 is The 'Nam #39 "Family Affair" Cover Date: December 1989 In this issue, the narrative departs from the usual perspective of American soldiers and instead takes a look into the lives of Vietnamese civilians. It portrays the harrowing experiences of families torn apart by the war, shedding light on the personal losses and societal disruptions they endured. This story serves as a stark reminder that the ramifications of war extend far beyond the battlefield, deeply affecting the lives of those caught in its path. Credits: ✏️ Writer: Doug Murray 🖌️ Penciler: Wayne Vansant 🖋️ Inker: Geof Isherwood 🎨 Colorist: Phil Felix 🔤 Letterer: Phil Felix 🧑‍💼 Editor: Don Daley 🎨 Cover Artist: Michael Golden #CoffeeAndAComic #TheNam #VietnamWar #DougMurray #WayneVansant #WarComics #80sComics #MilitaryHistory #ComicBookArt #FamilyAffair

Today's Coffee ☕ and a Comic 📓 is The 'Nam #38 "Booby Trapped" Cover Date: December 1989 Fear isn't always loud. Sometimes, it’s a whisper in the weeds. In this issue, a brutal landmine incident tests the nerves and loyalty of the men in-country. When one of their own steps on a mine and is trapped, the squad freezes, unsure of what to do. But it’s Private Williams who draws all the heat. Faced with the chance to help, he hesitates. The instinct for self-preservation battles with brotherhood, and when the dust settles, it leaves the squad shaken and divided. A haunting chapter that reminds us, not everyone comes home a hero… and sometimes, the ones who do carry something heavier than a pack. Credits: ✏️ Writer: Doug Murray 🖌️ Penciler: Wayne Vansant 🖋️ Inker: Geof Isherwood 🎨 Colorist: Phil Felix 🔤 Letterer: Phil Felix 🧑‍💼 Editor: Don Daley 🎨 Cover Artist: Wayne Vansant

Today's Coffee ☕ and a Comic 📓 is The 'Nam #37 "Colorblind" Cover Date: November 1989 In this issue, racial tensions within the 23rd Infantry Division escalate, reflecting the broader societal conflicts of the era. Amidst the turmoil, the story delves into the complexities of camaraderie and prejudice, highlighting how the true battle often lies within. The narrative underscores the psychological toll of war, illustrating how internal divisions can be as perilous as external threats. It's a poignant reminder of the importance of unity and understanding in the face of adversity. Credits: ✏️ Writer: Doug Murray 🖌️ Penciler: Wayne Vansant 🖋️ Inker: Geof Isherwood 🎨 Colorist & 🔤 Letterer: Phil Felix 🧑‍💼 Editor: Don Daley 🎨 Cover Artist: Wayne Vansant Editor-in-Chief: Tom DeFalco #CoffeeAndAComic #TheNam #VietnamWar #DougMurray #WayneVansant #WarComics #80sComics #MilitaryHistory #ComicBookArt #Colorblind