Our Army at War, and many more filled comic book spinner racks. Even Marvel got in on the action, with Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos. But by the late ‘70s, superheroes dominated.

One can’t discuss Creature Commandos without going back to the beginning and for Task Force M (or rather, Project M as they are known in the comics), that would be the classic Weird War Tales #93.

on their lips. Instead, according to Calum Laird, a former editor of Commando, and the holder of a doctorate in 'representations of conflict and character in British war comics', the magazine is ...

The country's sole surviving war comic, Commando, has made it to issue 4,000. Should we be celebrating this patriotic success story, or is its survival into the 21st Century simply more evidence of ...

They were World War II’s weirdest warriors: the Creature Commandos. While DC Comics had published the wartime tales of Sgt. Rock and the Blackhawks, and pit Superman and Batman against the Axis ...

It’s great to Rayker, one of many outstanding characters first seen in the weekly comic, Warlord, 40 years ago, back in ...

He became a member of the Creature Commandos, and actually survived ... which was an homage to the Weird War Tales comics of decades prior. The G.I. Robot in this series was also named Joe ...

Initially created by J.M. DeMatteis and Pat Broderick in Weird War Tales #93 ... DC Horror Presents: Creature Commandos #1 will be released wherever comics are sold on October 2nd.

For instance, in the 1981 story “The War That Time Forgot ... The Creature Commandos would actually go dormant in DC Comics for a while before writer Timothy Truman reimagined the team ...

The monsters known as the Creature Commandos came from Project M, a top-secret government organization created during the second world war ... their lack of any big comic book or cartoon success ...