"Trench Warfare" by Otto Dix, 1932
I decided to take matters into my own hands when part of my trench mate’s head landed in my lap. Most people don’t realize that an arrow can blow apart a man’s skull about as well as a bullet, or even as well as one of those new Pasers. The enemy was almost as poor as us, and we were fighting in a lo-fund sector, so rumor had it they raided old museums for weapons. Our bows were newer, but not that great. I had a hunch the old ones worked better.
And so launches "To Stop a War," available today over at Big Pulp.
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