[...] of Greg Rucka’s work, it’s going to be better for him if I buy one of his Whiteout or Queen & Country novels or comics, properties where he actually gets rewards, since he and DC had a falling out. [...]

[...] they told me they were aiming at fans of work like James Bond and Queen & Country, I was interested, but I couldn’t make myself finish [...]

[...] last I saw her, at the end of 2005’s Operation: Saddlebags, she had failed her first mission as Minder One and was crying, alone, in the shower, with a bottle [...]

[...] written by Brian Wood – Mek, written by Warren Ellis (and published as a flipbook with Reload) – Queen & Country: Operation Broken Ground, written by Greg Rucka, winner of the 2002 Will Eisner Award for Best New Series – Queen & [...]

[...] He also wrote Wonder Woman: The Hiketeia, Ultimate Daredevil & Elektra, the Queen & Country comic series, and co-wrote Gotham Central with Ed Brubaker. [...]

[...] “Tobey” (art by Mike Norton (Queen & Country)) is even more adorable, since it’s based around baby Zero. Her vocabulary, as she’s learning to speak, is impressive, with random utterances that demonstrate (with thought) how hard the writer’s worked to create the effect. Norton’s characters spark with expression, especially when they’re at odds, or when Zero is toilet training. It’s almost magical, the effect cute kids have on battling adults. [...]