“War in Korea: The Complete History” is a graphic novel by Wayne Vansant that tells the story of the Korean War through a series of illustrated panels and text. The novel was published in 2010 and is a comprehensive look at the conflict, from its origins in the early 20th century to the armistice that ended the fighting in 1953.

The book covers the major events of the Korean War, including the North Korean invasion of South Korea, the UN intervention led by the United States, the Chinese intervention, and the subsequent stalemate and armistice. It also delves into the political and social context of the war, including the global tensions of the Cold War, the anti-communist sentiment in the US, and the impact of the conflict on the Korean people.

The illustrations in “War in Korea” are highly detailed and realistic, with Vansant striving for accuracy in his depictions of the weapons, uniforms, and equipment of the soldiers involved in the conflict. The book is also notable for its inclusion of personal accounts from soldiers and civilians who lived through the war, providing a human perspective on the events depicted in the novel.

Overall, “War in Korea” is a powerful and informative graphic novel that provides a detailed and nuanced look at the Korean War, a conflict that is often overshadowed by other events in the Cold War era.

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