About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 47. Chapters: 303, Adventures in the Rifle Brigade, Alan Nolan, Andy Brown, Archie Templar, Atomic Rocket Group 66, Barry Hughes, Bloody Mary, Bob Byrne, Bridgeen Gillespie, Bryan Coyle, Cu Chulainn, C. E. Murphy, Caitlin R. Kiernan, Cancertown, Charlie Gillespie, Chronicles of Wormwood, Church of Hell, Ciaran Lucas, DNA Swamp, David Sandlin, Davy Francis, Declan Shalvey, Dermot Power, Dicks, Digitek, For a Few Troubles More, Freakshow, From the Pants of Archie Templar, Frozen Wasteland, Garfield Minus Garfield, Garth Ennis, George McManus, Goddess, Heartland, Hilary Robinson, Hitman, Holy Cross, Jim Fitzpatrick, John Farrelly, John McCrea, John Robbins, Johnny McMonagle, Just a Pilgrim, Kellie Strom, Kieran Murphy, Kilian Plunkett, Len O'Grady, Leonie O'Moore, Lester Cockney, Life Undead, Malachy Coney, Malsaine, Martin Hayes, Maura McHugh, Michael Carroll, Mike Lynch, P. J. Holden, Patrick Brown, Peter Morwood, Richmond Clements, Rob Curley, Rufus Dayglo, Stephen Daly, Stephen Downey, Stephen Mooney, Stephen Thompson, Stephen Walsh, Tales from the Emerald Isle, The 8th Wonder, The Acid Bath Case, The Boys, The Cattle Raid of Cooley, Wendy Simpson, Will Sliney, William Simpson, Ximoc. Excerpt: 303 is a six-issue miniseries written by Garth Ennis, drawn by Jacen Burrows, coloured by Greg Waller and Andrew Dalhouse, and published by Avatar Press in 2004-2005. It was collected as a graphic novel in 2007. Its principal character is an unnamed Russian Spetsnaz colonel, and the title is derived from his prized .303 calibre Lee-Enfield Rifle. The story begins in contemporary Afghanistan, where the colonel and his team investigate a plane crash. Violence soon erupts after first British and then American military forces become involved in the investigation. In the aftermath, the colonel helps a wounded British SAS trooper who translates a document found on the plane. The document suggests that there is a high-level conspiracy in the United States; ...
