The Strongest Tank Corps, Michael Wittmann, "a Record of Wittmann in the War, 1943" (AkibaBlog)

The Strongest Tank Corps, Michael Wittmann, "a Record of Wittmann in the War, 1943"

Comic, "a Record of a War of Wittmann, 1943" by Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi was released on April 2nd. The story is about the life of Wittmann from Eastern Front to Invasion of Normandy. The catchphrase of the book is "the number of heavy tanks: 138, the number of cannons: 132, the story of the life-and- death struggles of Michael Wittmann ! The new data as the base, Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi, who is a recognized authority on writing war illustrations, writes a record of "Grim Reaper" of steal!"

Comic, "a Record of a War of Wittmann, 1943" by Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi on Sale
Found it at Toranoana 1st Branch & K-Books Akihabara

The Catchphrase is "the New Data as the Base, Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi, who is a Recognized Authority on Writing War Illustrations, Writes a Record of "Grim Reaper" of Steal!"

Comic, "a Record of a War of Wittmann, 1943" by Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi was released on the 2nd. This comic was published serially on the magazine of tactics, strategies, and a history of a war, Rekishi Gunzo No. 82-87 (April 2007- February 2008), and Mr. Kobayashi added and revised a lot for this comic. I found it at Toranoana 1st Branch and K-Books Akihabara.

According to the comic's information, "in 1943, East Germany took the summer offensive for the recovery of lost territory by the Battle of Kursk. The Tiger Fighting Force did give a strong blow, but the army of Soviet Union counterattacked. And thus, the Tiger Fighting Force was forced to leave. Michael Wittmann as the center of the story, Mr. Kobayashi draws lively pictures of the record of the German Army!" The catchphrase of the book is "the story of the life-and- death struggles of Michael Wittmann! The new data as the base, Mr. Motofumi Kobayashi, who is a recognized authority on writing war illustrations, writes a record of "Grim Reaper" of steal!"

The story of "a Record of a War of Wittmann, 1943" is about the life of Wittmann, a German soldier, and the time is from Eastern Front (1943) to Invasion of Normandy (1944). Michael Wittmann is a person who used only one tank and fought against an English tank unit.