Thank you NetGalley and TKO Presents for giving me the opportunity to read an advanced readers copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

That was… different. I really went into it with zero expectations, but I was confident it was going to be my cup of tea. I mean—World War II? Witches? World War II AND witches? I can never say no to that.

The art was beautiful, the idea was crazy good—I can’t even believe it was inspired by real people! But…it kind of fell flat. I wanted more, so much more from it.

I almost never read introductions and afterwords, but I appreciated the ones written by the writer and Prof. Ronald E. Hutton; they answered some of my questions and shed a light on a part of history I never knew existed (not the same witchcraft portrayed in the story, but close enough).

"The Witches of World War Two," is a rollicking adventure told in graphic novel style. How do you defeat the Naziswhen conventional means are not available? The Occult is how and this is a great adventure that tells just that story.