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Description
Last Day in Vietnam recounts stories Eisner heard and witnessed firsthand while in the military or while doing research for P*S magazine, which he produced for the U.S. Army as a civilian. This lead story, as the title makes clear, takes place during the Vietnam War, and the military escort here is talking to Eisner himself.
Last Day in Vietnam, unlike Eisner's other graphic novels, is drawn with ink and a grease pencil on a textured pebble board measuring 12 by 16 inches.
Winner 2001 Harvey Award for 'Best Graphic Album of Original Work'.
Last Day in Vietnam, unlike Eisner's other graphic novels, is drawn with ink and a grease pencil on a textured pebble board measuring 12 by 16 inches.
Winner 2001 Harvey Award for 'Best Graphic Album of Original Work'.
Publications
- Last day in Vietnam
- Dark Horse Comics
- 07/2000
- Interior page
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- Last day in Vietnam
- Dark Horse Comics
- 03/2013
- Interior page
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About Will Eisner
William Erwin Eisner, known as Will Eisner, is an American comic book writer. He was the creator of the Spirit and of the concept of the "graphic novel" and its first applications in the United States, as well as a theorist and editorial director. He is a major figure in 20th-century comics and one of its greatest authors.
