Commando Superstrip

Commando Superstrip, published by Juniorpress from 1980 to 1981, was a short-lived but visually striking Dutch comic series that presented painted, full-color war and adventure stories across its 18-issue run. The series is notable for its distinctive, cinematic painted artwork, which set it apart from the more typical line-drawn comics of the era, and for its contribution to the European war comic genre. Though the specific artists remain uncredited, the consistent painted style gave the series a cohesive, pulp-magazine feel that appealed to fans of gritty, action-driven narratives. It matters as a compact, high-quality example of the European comic scene's experimentation with painted storytelling during the early 1980s.