Richardson, Peter (27 January 2011). "Commando Hits It's[ sic] Half Century". Cloud 109 . Retrieved 27 June 2016. Features a trio of explosive war-at-sea yarns that show the Senior Service at its best, from fast-moving motor torpedo boat engagements in the English Channel to anti-submarine warfare in the Far East. Stringer, Lew (6 January 2011). "Commando comic begins its 50th Anniversary". Blimey! The Blog of British Comics! . Retrieved 27 June 2016. Containing 10 issues: The Family Honour, Tin Can Warriors, Submarine Warriors, Killers in No-Man's Land, Mooney's Monster, Mongrel Squadron, Roar of the Guns, Duel over the Desert, Battling Bessie, Sentenced to Death!

In 2019 Commando began publishing stories with a supernatural or horror theme around Halloween each year. The stories maintain a war theme, but have featured zombies, vampires, werewolves and ghost stories. Here’s a list of published Commando collections, which we’ll endeavour to update as new books are released. Commando released their 5,000th issue, 'Zero Hour,' in March 2017. [14] Artists and writers [ edit ] At its peak in terms of sales, in one month during the 1970s, Commando's comics circulation figures reached 750,000 according to George Low, who began working with Commando in 1963 and retired as editor in 2007. [4] [5] Current circulation is 9,600 copies a fortnight per issue. [6] In 2011-2012 the National Army Museum in London staged a major retrospective exhibition, "Draw Your Weapons: The Art of Commando Comics". [28] See also [ edit ]Containing 6 issues: Aces Wild, Mustang Patrol, Glider Ace, The Fighting Few, Tiger in the Tail, Flak Fever. McBeth, Jim. "Britain's sole surviving war comic Commando will now be printed in Germany, publishers announce". BBB News. Archived from the original on 28 August 2013. Die geselstrant van die boek lees baie lekker. Dit is 'n eertsehandse beskrywing van die lewe van 'n berede guerilla-vegter deur die maer jare van die oorlog. Die patetiese wanhoop en lyding ruk mens aan die hart. Colin Maxwell, a writer and artist of comics featuring historical characters and events, began writing for Commando in 2020 with issue #5371.

a b "Official Commando pressrelease for issue 4000: This Means War!". Where Eagles Dare. Archived from the original on 5 October 2011. Commando in its long history has employed 140 writers, over 100 cover artists & 120 interior artists. [10] These artists & writers have been based in a variety of locations including the UK, Italy and Argentina. Some writers and artists who have worked on Commando include:- Features “Dive! Dive! Dive!” features “Java Sea Jinx”, “Dive! Dive! Dive!” and “The Silent Service”. Three tales of deep-water warfare in hostile seas.Commando Artist Interview: Ian Kennedy". Commando Comics. 25 February 2011. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. As well as the comics, annuals were also produced in 1989 and 1990, each containing seven new stories. The annuals were in full colour and illustrated in the style of the time, not in the original style of the comics.

Containing 12 issues: Inland Navy, Rileys Rifle, Aces Wild, Trouble Spot, Mustang Patrol, Death Patrol, The Ship Busters, Battle Wagon, Three...Two...One...Zero!, March of the Monsters, Man of Iron, Glider Ace. (This book was also published in two other editions, one called 'The 12 Best Commando Stories ever' (with different cover art also) and the other entitled 'Call of Battle', published by Seven-Oaks in 2009 which had identical cover-art to 'Dirty Dozen' but contained 10 of the above 12 stories).These comics have also been published in India in Hindi, under the title Commando - Sachitra Yudh Kathayein by Gowarsons Publishers Pvt. Ltd. The 1st. of 3 booklets in the Super Profile series. Slim, but much useful information and reprinted road tests Dansby, Andrew (8 April 2012). "Review: Commando, Johnny Ramone's manual for punk living". Houston Chronicle . Retrieved 29 September 2013. For the generations of men whose interest in military history was triggered by reading war comics in their youth, here at last is Commando’s toughest-ever collection of Second World War stories. True Brit showcases the best fighting action – and at a size 25% bigger then the originals for maximum impact!