Chris Pourteau's Gettysburg not only represents one of the first published works to extend the universe of
Michael Bunker's Pennsylvania, it also shows us a glimpse into what's happening in the larger world, outside the AZ. The change in location is almost as unique as the change in tone, as Gettysburg is a fast-pace war story, focused on a small unit at war with a much larger enemy.
Gettysburg doesn't let fast-paced battle scenes detract from characterization in any way. We get a fascinating view into the personalities and back stories of each major, and a few minor, players. And, as the intro to any good tale should do, gives us a taste of much bigger mystery and leaves us eager to learn more.
Fans of Bunker's Pennsylvania get to see a little more of the wider world outside the AZ and get a taste for the costs of the war with Transport on those not pledged to non-violence. They also get to see some cameos from a few familiar characters.
For those who have not read Pennsylvania, they get a fast-paced, small-unit combat story that stands on it's own, but serves as a great intro into the world of New Pennsylvania.
Highly recommended for those who have and have not read Pennsylvania. 5-stars.
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