COMMANDO RECENT ISSUES
Latest
Commando titles with original issue number in brackets where applicable.
Updated: 11th
July 2019
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5239 THE FINAL HUNT June 27th 2019 |
5240 (685) FIRE IN THE SKY June 27th 2019 |
5241 STEEL INFERNO June 27th 2019 |
5242 (2839) ONE MUST DIE! June 27th 2019 |
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THE HOME OF HEROES |
THE
GOLD COLLECTION |
FOR
ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE
SILVER COLLECTION |
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Police Sergeant Dick McKay had
long retired after the glory of hunting down an escaped SS POW from a sleepy
camp in the Scottish Highlands. Now he was more interested in carrots than
criminal capers, as he tended his cosy allotment. But when a body is found
buried under one of the Nissen huts in the camp, Dick is called in to find
the culprit. With the war over, little
evidence, and sparse suspects, will Dick be able to catch the crook in his
final hunt? |
Squadron Leader Ricky Lomax
stared sadly across the barbed wire that had stood between him and freedom.
To the German prison camp guards, he was just another RAF pilot shot down
over the Fatherland. But to the rest of the squadron back at their base in
England, he was the lowest of the low. For he had jumped out of his damaged
Lancaster over Germany, leaving his crew to their fate. At least, that was what
everybody had said – and Ricky had no way of proving otherwise… |
Uxton was a prime target. It was
home to one of the largest filling stations in Britain, which sent trains
upon train laden with munitions to the front lines. This, and its sleepy
small-town defence, made it a tasty looking objective for German sabotage. The only thing standing in the
Nazi operatives’ way was two incompetent lieutenants haplessly trying to stop
them turning the tiny village into a blazing Steel Inferno. |
The Hatred of two men – one
British, one German – lasted over forty years, through three wars over two
continents. How many had died as a result of
their bitter feud would never be known, but there was only one way it was
ever going to end – one of them must die! |
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Author: Colin Watson |
Author: Douglas Leach |
Author: Hailey Austin |
Author: Mike Knowles |
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Art: Morhain & Defeo |
Art: L. Rosell |
Art: Khato |
Art: Manuel Benet |
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Cover: Ian Kennedy |
Cover: Ian Kennedy |
Cover: Keith Burns |
Cover: Manuel Benet |
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5235 THE MESSAGE June 13th 2019 |
5236 (662) BOMBS AWAY! June 13th 2019 |
5237 OFF THE RAILS June 13th 2019 |
5238 (1558/2892) TRIGGER TRAP June 13th 2019 |
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THE HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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Joe Capshaw had a rough start to the war. Thrown
in at the deep end, he soon found himself isolated and alone in enemy
territory – the sole recipient of vital intelligence. Trouble was, he was now
a POW! With the help of the elusive ‘Bakerloo Line’ he would try and make his
escape, but the stakes were raised when the determined SS Hauptsturmfuhrer
Weber began his hunt. The dogs of war had been unleashed, as Joe tried
to deliver The Message. |
The Whitaker was a
bomber pilot who never took unnecessary risks. He always got his crew home in
one piece. Then he was sent to
another squadron, and the first person he met was his new CO. Squadron Leader
Simon Naylor was reckless to the point of madness and expected his pilots to
be the same. And what was worse, he was the one guy Ted hated most in the whole
world… |
Ramsey’s Raiders have a train to
catch! Only this train is mounted with deadly 88mm cannons that are pounding
the British lines! But with Captain Jimmy Ramsey
out of action and Sergeant Derek Jarvis second-guessing their every move,
will Lieutenant Tex Hall lead the raiders to victory… or will their mission
go off the rails?! |
It was an ordinary, standard
issue British Lee Enfield rifle. But after being dropped muzzle-down into
soft mud, it picked up a hidden extra: a plug of clag that hardened deep in
the barrel. That rifle was now a deadly
trap. It would kill the first person who pulled the trigger… |
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Author:
Heath
Ackley |
Author: DCT Staff |
Author:
Ferg
Handley |
Author:
Cyril
G Walker |
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Art: Carlos Pino |
Art: Gordon C
Livingstone |
Art: Keith Page |
Art: Pat Wright |
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Cover:
Carlos
Pino |
Cover:
Ian
Kennedy |
Cover:
Ian
Kennedy |
Cover:
Ian
Kennedy |
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5231 FIRST MEN ASHORE May 30th 2019 |
5232 (203) BIG JOE May 30th 2019 |
5233 DEAD BY DAWN May 30th 2019 |
5234 (570/1628) MARKED MAN May 30th 2019 |
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THE HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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At the Dunkirk Evacuation,
Sergeant Ronnie Malloy had saved the lives of two young privates – one a
solid soldier, the other full of fear and doubt. Four years and two sets of
stripes later, the trio are reunited in training for the greatest push
towards the liberation of Europe: Operation Overlord. The young sappers may have a lot of work though,
but whatever comes, Malloy will make sure they are the… First Men Ashore. |
“Battling Barton”, British
Heavyweight champ, became Sergeant Joe Barton by the time D-Day dawned.
No-one got ahead of Joe when the great advance started. By boot, gun and
rock-hard fist, Joe smashed his way across Europe, searching for one cruel
Nazi who’d once tricked and beaten him in the ring – SS Captain Kurt Kleiner. Joe didn’t rest until he faced him again with
the gloves on, in a fight to the finish! |
They called Operation Aubrey one
of the finest and most spectacular exploits of the Royal Marine Commandos, but
it wasn’t all smooth sailing. Every day the sun rose with more blood and
battling, each Commando uncertain that they would see another dawn. |
Pete Barton was a very secret
agent. He was known only as L’Ombre – “The Shadow”. His dangerous job took
him far behind the Nazi lines to occupied France where he ruled second to
none as a saboteur and Resistance fighter. Even Pete realised that his luck would run out
one day, but he never dreamed that the Nazis, the Maquis and a bunch of
British Commandos would all be on his trail, every one of them itching to be
the first to put a bullet in him! |
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Author: Iain
McLaughlin |
Author: Chris
Fitzsimmons |
Author:
Kate
Dewar |
Author:
Syd
Bounds |
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Art: Muller
& Klacik |
Art: Cortes |
Art: Manuel
Benet |
Art: Gallindo |
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Cover:
Neil
Roberts |
Cover:
Lopez
Espi |
Cover:
Manuel
Benet |
Cover:
Gonzalez |
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5223 GUARDIANS OF THE WAR GRAVE May 2nd 2019 |
5224 (930) CAVE OF SECRETS May 2nd 2019 |
5225 MUD AND MAYHEM May 2nd 2019 |
5226 (2666) DAY OF DOOM May 2nd 2019 |
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THE HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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In 1990, the HMS Ulmo glided
through the cold waters of the North Atlantic. Its lights probing the dark,
foggy night, searching… Beneath the hulking giant lay something old and
long forgotten. But someone on board the Ulmo knew its secrets. |
The British destroyer pumped a
stream of shells into the cave. Whatever was in there was taking a real
hammering. And just what was in the cave? Well, a U-boat
for one thing. A huge hoard of fuel and explosives for another. And lastly,
there were three British airmen… three guys in dead trouble. |
Private Ned Nolan ran. He ran
through the trenches, he ran through the rain, he ran through the mud, the
poison gas and the battle-torn wastes of no man’s land. When he had a message to deliver, he would run
through thick and thin – but all that running got him into trouble. He ran
straight into it, and a shell hole, down in the … Mud and Mayhem. |
It was another day of doom for
Peter Cobb, his corvette sinking beneath him, crippled by the Luftwaffe and
the German navy. There had been another equally grim day not so long ago when
his great friend and fellow skipper had been ruthlessly executed by a sadist
Nazi U-boat commander, All this had gone far enough, as far as Peter was
concerned. The next victims of a day of doom would be the enemy… and there
was an awful lot to pay back! |
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Author:
Dominic
Teague |
Author: Colin
Watson |
Author:
George
Low |
Author:
Cyril
G Walker |
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Art: Vicente
Alcazar |
Art: Jim Watson |
Art: Paolo
Ongaro |
Art: Peter
Foster |
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Cover:
Neil
Roberts |
Cover:
Jeff
Bevan |
Cover:
Graeme
Neil Reid |
Cover:
Jeff
Bevan |
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5219 TO WEAR THE UNIFORM April 18th 2019 |
5220 (644) SANDS OF DOOM April 18th 2019 |
5221 HELLFIRE PASS April 18th 2019 |
5222 (2729) THE LAST NAZIS April 18th 2019 |
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THE HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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In 1935 anti-semitism became law
in Germany, and Jakob Rosenbaum and his family quickly made their escape.
Determined to find revenge for the loss of his homeland, he enlists with the
British Army – but convincing his new allies that he can be trusted is no
cakewalk. Trapped between enemy and Allied lines, Jakob
must rise above it all to prove himself, but first he must discover what it
means… To Wear The Uniform |
It was just a box, metal-bound
and padlocked. It probably contained documents, because an army major was
guarding it. But to Sergeant Jim Templeton and his mates it
soon became a sinister, hated thing, a prize for which men would cheat and
steal – and even kill! |
Trapped in the confines of the
Selarang Barracks, Sergeant Pete Mellion couldn’t be further away from his
turbulent past – that is until his old nemesis, Lieutenant Reg Williams, is
assigned the same work detail building the Thai-Burma Railway. Slaving away in the intense heat of the jungle,
can these two foes put aside their feud in order to escape? Or will Hellfire
Pass consume their very souls. |
The Nazi dream was shattered,
broken and splintered between the forces of the Allies. And yet some diehards
would still not admit defeat. Somehow, somewhere they were certain that the
sinister swastika would rule again. Which was why a group of them set sail on a
war-weary U-boat as the ruins of Germany blazed. And with them they carried
the seeds of a new reign of terror to unleash on the world. |
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Author:
Iain
McLaughlin |
Author: RA
Montague |
Author:
Brent
Towns |
Author:
Anthony
Knowles |
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Art: Klacik |
Art: L. Rosell |
Art: Morhain
& Defeo |
Art: Gordon C
Livingstone |
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Cover:
Ian
Kennedy |
Cover:
Jordi
Bosch Penalva |
Cover:
Neil
Roberts |
Cover:
Gordon
C Livingstone |
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© D. C. Thomson & Co Ltd. |
Vic Whittle 2019 |
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