COMMANDO RECENT ISSUES
Latest Commando titles with original issue
number in brackets where applicable.
Updated: 29th
January 2026
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5923 (666/1827) WHERE THE ACTION IS! 15th January
2026 |
5924 (652/1788) CHARIOT OF WAR 15th January
2026 |
5925 (765/1987) TINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER, SAILOR 15th January 2026 |
5926 (785/1996) LET BATTLE COMMENCE! 15th January 2026 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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His medal ribbons showed the campaigns he had been in. The
bronze oak leaves proved his bravery. He was Captain Dave Fletcher, and he
was a man who thirsted for battle. Then came the moment
when he had to decide which was more important – grabbing more glory for
himself or saving the life of a friend |
Private Dave Charlton’s mates reckoned he was off his rocker.
When he didn’t have his nose stuck in a book, he was grubbing about after
clay tablets covered in weird inscriptions. But then they changed their
minds, for Dave began getting ideas from these ancient writings – ideas about
how to fight a modern war – ideas that made the enemy run for their lives! |
Singapore, February 1942. For days, the Japanese had thrown in
everything they had to try to take the great port. Finally, the city’s defenders were bombed,
burned and blasted into submission. But out of the rubble walked four
unbeaten men – a tinker, a tailor, a soldier and a sailor – with absolutely
nothing in common except a fierce, burning hatred for the enemy. |
How do you win a battle? It’s easy. You start with an ancient,
paddle-driven tugboat and you steam out into the open sea. You have only some
rifles on board, but a few days later you capture a Japanese torpedo boat.
Then you join an enemy convoy and sink a troopship! Yes, it’s that easy... as long as you’ve a will
of iron, nerves of steel, and the sort of courage that heroes are made of. |
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Author: Eric Hebden |
Author: Nick Allen |
Author:
DCT
Staff |
Author:
Gordon
W. Brunt |
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Art: Cam Kennedy |
Art: Cam Kennedy |
Art: Cam Kennedy |
Art: Cam Kennedy |
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Cover: Jordi Penalva |
Cover: Jordi Penalva |
Cover:
Jordi Penalva |
Cover:
Jordi Penalva |
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5919 BRADDOCK – THE FLYING TIGERS 1st January
2026 |
5920 (596/1676) THE PIRATES FROM SUB 13 1st January
2026 |
5921 MURDER IN NO MAN’S LAND 1st January 2026 |
5922 (1854) DELAYED ACTION 1st January 2026 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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Ace pilot Matt Braddock and his navigator George Bourne go east! Joining up with the famous Flying Tigers of the American
Volunteer Group in Burma, Braddock has been tasked with convincing the Yanks
to get the latest British fighter-bomber aircraft – the de Havilland
Mosquito, otherwise known as the Wooden Wonder. But the Americans
can’t believe a wooden plane is capable of going head-to-head with the
Japanese, so Braddock will have to fly into the thick of it to prove them
wrong! |
Lieutenant Roddy MacNab was determined that his patrol would be
a success. Against him he had thousands of ruthless Japanese, but on his side
he had a leaky, old bucket of a submarine and a crew of ruffians on the brink
of mutiny. How could he lose? |
Two bodies, both shot in the back at close enough range to leave
burn marks on their clothing. Both men had been in no man’s land – each with
a mysterious map hidden within a secret pocket… Just what had Private Arthur Jones stumbled on
to? |
As an act of vengeance, a French carpenter set a deadly
booby-trap for a cruel and heartless nobleman. But fate intervened and both
men died before the trap could be sprung. Now no-one knew of it, and so it lay, silent and
invisible, waiting for its first victim. |
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Author: Ferg Handley |
Author: Eric (Noel) Hebden |
Art: David
Thomas |
Author:
Cyril
G “Walker |
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Art: Manuel Benet |
Art: Gordon Livingstone |
Art: Kev Hopgood |
Art: Denis
McLoughlin |
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Cover: Manuel Benet |
Cover: Gordon Livingstone |
Cover:
Kev Hopgood |
Cover:
Ian Kennedy |
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5915 CROCKER’S CREW 18th
December 2025 |
5916 (593/1652) MIGHTY MAGUIRE 18th
December 2025 |
5917 KAMIKAZE KEN 18th December 2025 |
5918 (1848) THE SHORT AND THE TALL 18th December 2025 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE GOLD COLLECTION |
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Out of the chaos of World War Two, Captain Matt Crocker of the
British Commandos and his crack team had carved themselves a niche as the
best of the best when it came to sabotage. It was with a grim confidence,
then, that he accepted their next mission – infiltrate and destroy a
Nazi-occupied power plant in the Norwegian mountains. However, the SOE’s
mysterious Captain Berry insisted on accompanying, and Crocker began to worry
what his ulterior motives might be. A commando’s life is never and easy one! |
Tom Maguire had collected things all his life. Butterflies,
antique weapons, foreign stamps… there wasn’t a corner of his bedroom that
didn’t hold some unusual trophy. Then war came and Tom was sent
to Burma, but he still found time for collecting… although now it was the
fierce Kachin tribesmen he was interested in. He collected a whole army of
them --- the fightingest bunch of men the Japanese had ever been up against! |
Union Jack Jackson and his pals were on a mission to steal an
experimental radar receiver from the Japanese when they hit a hurdle. The USS
Red Bank, the destroyer they were going to sail away on, was sunk by Japanese
suicide pilots… men who would self-sacrifice their lives to sink their
enemies. So then, why was one of the pilots – Kamikaze
Ken – floating, alive, in the water beside Union Jack Jackson? |
Private Danny Miller was just a little bloke, but that didn’t
mean he couldn’t take care of himself. No, he was a tough customer who could
cope with just about anything. What he couldn’t put up with was his mate Brian
who was determined to pay the little fellow back for saving his life. Because
Brian’s schemes always ended up getting Danny into more trouble – no less! |
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Author: Brent Towns |
Author: John Richardson |
Art: Dominic
Teague |
Author:
David
Motton |
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Art: Paolo Ongaro |
Art: Franch |
Art: Esteve
Polls |
Art: Gordon
Livingstone |
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Cover: Simon Pritchard |
Cover: Ian Kennedy |
Cover:
Graeme Neil Reid |
Cover:
Frederick Philpott |
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5911 FEAR OF FIRE 4th
December 2025 |
5912 (594/1675) TORPEDO STRIKE 4th
December 2025 |
5913 WARLORD – STORMCASTER 4th December 2025 |
5914 (1831) THE CAT, THE RAT, AND THE COBRA 4th December 2025 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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The Heinkel 111 bombers laid a blanket of fire across Bristol.
The blazes spread across the city and infernos raged inside houses and
factories alike. Inside one, the wood burned and embers flew into Police
Sergeant Eric Roe’s eyes. The foul, black smoke clawed at his lungs and the
swirling flames licked at his face, singeing the flesh. Fear bubbled in his
throat like bile, but clutching the young child to his chest, he had to get
out – he had to survive! |
They said Bob Kernot could pilot his Beaufort back to base from
any point of the compass in even the worst weather. He just seemed to sniff
the air and hey presto, he and his crew were heading straight for home. Bob had Roma blood in his veins. He could even see into the
future and foretell what was going to happen, good or bad. And to know
there’s deadly danger ahead and still fly on to meet it without flinching -
that takes nerves of steel and real guts. Like Bob had... |
The Libyan desert is experiencing some funny weather!
Mysterious, sudden rainstorms are turning the hot sands to boggy quagmires
that are beaching British tanks! But not only that, a Nazi officer has
disguised himself as an Arab tribesman to sow discontent, and a German
scientist has attempted to defect - something very strange is going on. Enter Lord Peter Flint – Codename: Warlord -
Britain’s best secret agent, to investigate the weird happenings. A storm is
brewing, and he can sense the hand of his old nemesis, Professor Kranz, is
behind it all! |
A cat and a rat wouldn’t normally stand a chance against a
deadly cobra, would they? But when The Cat was a brilliant British agent, The
Rat a cunning French thief, and The Cobra a ruthless Gestapo officer, who
could tell what would happen? For the sake of the Resistance men the Nazis
were intent on killing, the snake had to lose… |
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Author: Colin Maxwell |
Author: Gordon W. Brunt |
Art: Dominic
Teague |
Author:
Cyril
G. Walker |
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Art: Mike Collins |
Art: John Ridgway |
Art: Paolo
Ongaro |
Art: Gordon
Livingstone |
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Cover: Neil Roberts |
Cover: Ian Kennedy |
Cover:
Neil Roberts |
Cover:
Jeff Bevan |
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5907 CHARLIE’S TANK 20th
November 2025 |
5908 (592/1651) THE RIFLEMAN 20th
November 2025 |
5909 CADMAN – BORN TO LEAD 20th November 2025 |
5910 (1834/3092) TWO OF THE BRAVEST 20th November 2025 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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Corporal Charlie Shaw was in the thick of it when tanks rolled
into battle during the First World War. As one of the drivers of a Mark IV
Male tank, he was certain nothing could stop them taking Bourlon Ridge! But the tanks weren’t invulnerable — and soon Charlie found
himself and his tank captured by the Germans! Well, Sergeant Joe Shaw wasn’t about to stand around and let
them capture his younger brother and his tank — even if it meant deserting
his trench and rushing headlong at the
Germans to stop them! |
Danny Willis was the best shot in the regiment. In fact, the
NCOs who had trained him said he was the best shot in the entire British
Army. When he got to the front and
found himself with fighting men at last, he was all ready to show them just
what he could do. But he soon discovered there was a heck of a difference
between a rifle range in England and a trench in the front line in Italy. |
Lieutenant Gerald Cadman, the
fighting coward, once again finds himself precisely where he does not want to
be — on the front lines! The arrival of the heroic and
aristocratic Captain Blickley-Phipps, however, gives Cadman an idea for how
to improve his station. But for Private Tom
Smith, something doesn’t seem right about Blickley-Phipps. Ruthless in his
quest for glory, the captain will gladly sacrifice his own men for victory.
Even Scruff the dog can smell an impending disaster, but Cadman may be too
distracted to find a way out this time! |
These
were two swords with a history. One belonged to a fearless Arab leader, the
other to a heroic Foreign Legion officer. Many years ago, they had clashed as
their owners fought a respected foe. Now, as the desert wastes were engulfed by the
Second World War, these two fine blades were destined to clash again. |
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Author: Julian Michael Carver |
Author: Eric (Noel) Hebden |
Art: Andrew
Knighton |
Author:
Cyril
G. Walker |
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Art: Jaume Forns |
Art: Victor de la Fuente |
Art: Mike Dorey |
Art: Felix
Carrion |
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Cover: Neil Roberts |
Cover: Jordi Bosch Penalva |
Cover:
Mike Dorey |
Cover:
Ian Kennedy |
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5903 THE LIONS OF YPRES 6th
November 2025 |
5904 (585/1659) BRAVE COWARD 6th
November 2025 |
5905 GOAT MAJOR 6th November 2025 |
5906 (1797) BAND OF WARRIORS 6th November 2025 |
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THE
HOME OF HEROES |
THE GOLD
COLLECTION |
FOR ACTION AND ADVENTURE |
THE SILVER COLLECTION |
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During the First World War, 1.3 million Indian soldiers fought
alongside the British Army, men like Sepoy Ram Thapar and Lal Mathai who had
been brought from the hot climate of India to the frozen, battle-torn
wasteland of Ypres, Belgium. They were unprepared
for what horrors awaited them in the muddy trenches but they met the
challenge head-on, bravely roaring like lions. |
Lieutenant Guy Merton was no good. As a fighting man, he was an
out-and-out failure. Then something happened —
something no-one else knew about — and it turned him from a coward into a
first-class fighting fury! |
When Huw Arthur joined the Welch regiment, it quickly became
clear he wasn’t much of a soldier. He couldn’t shoot to save his life, and he
wasn’t particularly brave. As far as his superiors were concerned, there was
only one job he could do… For decades, the regiment had kept a goat as a
mascot, and each goat had a steward — the Goat Major. Huw knew next to
nothing about goats, but before long, he’d learn what it means to be a true
soldier! |
Warriors, that’s what they called them — men who could take on
the enemy anywhere, any time, and lick him. The last thing they needed was a coward amongst
them, but that’s what they got. |
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Author: Bobby Joseph |
Author: A Carney Allan |
Art: Hailey
Austin |
Author:
D.C.T.
Staff |
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Art: Mike Dorey |
Art: L. Rosell |
Art: Alejandro
Magana |
Art: Denis
McLoughlin |
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Cover: Mike Dorey |
Cover: Jordie Penalva |
Cover:
Simon Pritchard |
Cover:
Alan Philpott |
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© D. C. Thomson
& Co Ltd. |
Vic Whittle 2026 |
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