Action Force Monthly #10

Mar 1989 · Marvel UK · 0.50 GBP

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In "Blood Brothers," Action Force responds to a bank heist by the Crimson Guard, only to find themselves caught in a tense standoff when the Guard’s brother steps in to negotiate. As the situation unravels, a shocking act of violence casts suspicion on the team, setting off a chain of mistrust that threatens to fracture their unity. Written by Ian Rimmer and illustrated by Stewart Johnson, with colors by Stuart Place and letters by Stewart Bartlett, this gripping issue features a cover by Art Wetherell and Dave Harwood.

Contains 5 stories

Blood Brothers

5 pp · Military

Robert Weller (introduction)

In "Blood Brothers," a tense standoff at a bank sees the Crimson Guard holding staff hostage, until his brother steps forward to negotiate. What begins as a fragile peace unravels when the Guard is shot dead—blamed on Action Force, though the real shooter remains hidden. The story unfolds with sharp moral weight, exploring loyalty, betrayal, and the cost of war, all within the tight confines of a single, gripping mission.

Death's Head

1 pp · Science Fiction

Munchkins

Bats out of Hell

5 pp · Military

When a group of Cobra B.A.T.s plant a bomb on Tower Bridge, Action Force springs into action—Sci-Fi races to disarm the explosive before it’s too late, his laser rifle the only hope of stopping the detonation. The clock is ticking, and the fate of the bridge hangs in the balance.

War Correspondence!

5 pp · Military

Steve

In "War Correspondence!" from Action Force Monthly #10 (1989), a war journalist takes on a dangerous assignment: capturing an unmasked image of the legendary Snake-Eyes. After succeeding, he stares at the photos in disbelief, then makes a sudden, decisive choice to destroy the negatives.

Run to Ground

5 pp · Military

unnamed street gang