This book is of great interest to learn more about Operation Market Garden. This is due to the inclusion of maps, historical references, and other data and elements that give an almost documentary touch to this volume. - La Burbuja Literaria De J.C.
The art really great to look at. - WordAholicAnonymous
The drawings display realism.... You do not have to be an expert in history to appreciate the enormous effort that is made in this way, so that uniforms, tanks, weapons and everything we see in each graphic is one more element of the deep immersion in history that Gil facilitates with his work.... The Flutist of Arnhem is a good war comic, the kind that allows us to reconcile ourselves with a way of narrating that sometimes seems to have fallen into disuse but is still as effective as it ever has been. And it is a good demonstration that in history there are still many stories that have not been told or that can be re-told without the need to abuse approaches or caroms forced by specific fashions. - Comic Para Todos
Gil gives us pulse-pounding escapes from the Germans' tightening noose, stealthy assassinations of enemy combatants, and explosive firefights that test a soldier's mettle.... The art is compellingly realistic, with excellent attention given to facial expressions and anatomy as well as to the machinery of war. The colors and lines have a thick, clumpy quality that, combined with the realism of the images, lends the work a digital, rotoscoped feel. The action is intense and the violence is brutal without being gory. - Kirkus Reviews
A beautifully drawn and colored tale that follows closely with the facts of Operation Market Garden. It also illustrates one truth: that those involved in the underground against the Nazis never succeeded without great loss. Antonio Gil also shows that stories of World War II still thrill and inspire us, even when the years stretch our connections with these events. - Wayne Vansant, author of Katusha: Girl Soldier of the Patriotic War
