Commando: The Dirty Dozen #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume gathers twelve standout issues from the long-running British war comic 'Commando', selected as the best of the series up to that point. Published by Carlton in 2005, it offers a curated mix of action-packed stories spanning World War II and other conflicts, showcasing the gritty art and fast-paced storytelling that defined the pocket-sized comic line.
In "March of the Monsters," Dick Murray and his tank platoon are stranded behind enemy lines after their Landing Craft Tank is damaged during a training run in Italy. With no reinforcements and deep in enemy territory, their desperate actions spark a panic so widespread that the Germans divert two full divisions from the Anzio front, believing a major invasion is underway. When the craft is repaired, Murray leads his men back to Naples, bringing with them a surprising haul of prisoners.
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↩ Reprints Commando #132 (1964), Commando #327 (1968), Commando #358 (1968), Commando #404 (1969), Commando #422 (1969), Commando #489 (1970), Commando #657 (1972), Commando #700 (1972), Commando #885 (1974), Commando #974 (1975), Commando #882, Commando #994
Reprinted in Commando: Call of Battle #[nn] (2010)
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