AA Comic #10: “Point of Contact” Cover Art by Brian Rood!
Amazing illustrator Brian Rood of Star Wars fame created the cover art for America’s Army Issue #10: “Point of Contact” which came out today. Check out our interview with him at AA Comics NOW!...
View ArticleAA: Comics #11 Available Now!
America’s Army Comic Issue #11 – Tides of Changes is available now! Betrayed by Dr. Creighton, Captain Reed and Sergeant Dixon have been captured by Czervenian forces and are being held in an...
View ArticleAA Comics at Comikaze
This week the America’s Army Comics Team will be at the Comikaze pop culture convention in Los Angeles! AA Comics writer M. Zachary Sherman will be signing limited edition posters and AA Comics Issue...
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New AA Comic, Issue #12: Crescendo!
America’s Army Issue #12 “Crescendo” is out today, featuring cover artwork by GI JOE artist Robert Atkins Also check out our interview with Atkins Features the User Made Map “Overload” by map designer...
View ArticleAmerica’s Army Comic #13 Available Now!
America’s Army Issue #13 “Decide to Lead PT.1: Changes” is out today with art by acclaimed GI JOE artist Robert Atkins. Get it now from http://bit.ly/1yHg7Rh The post America’s Army Comic #13 Available...
View ArticleAA Comics Issue 14 Available NOW!
Being a strong leader is about dedication to the mission, taking care of the Soldiers under your command and keeping yourself strong mentally and physically. For 2LT Carter, learning this critical...
View ArticleAA Comic Issue #15
America’s Army Issue #15 – Decide to Lead PT. 3: Transformation will be released on April 15th. See what’s ahead for the team… Read More
View ArticleGI Joe Artist Robert Atkins in AA Issue 15
America’s Army guest artist Robert Atkins of GI JOE fame kills it again in AA15! Check out this sample page! Read More
View ArticleAmerica’s Army Comic Issue #15 Live!
America’s Army Issue #15 – Decide to Lead PT. 3: Transformation is out today. Go get it now HERE! Read More
View ArticlePatriot Day 2015
Sept. 11, 2001, changed more than the skyline of New York City – the attacks changed a generation of Americans, our Army and our world. That day’s destruction and devastation did not condemn this...
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