Does anyone else remember the British comic Warlord? I still have my annuals and its all ww2 stories, great stuff but politically incorrect for a comic these days...

Wish they still made it...

Long Live Karl Schaft!!! [img]graemlins/rk.gif[/img]

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"Watch that Fu*ker, he'll 'ave someones eye out!" King Harold at Hastings 1066.

I used to collect Warlord comics but--I think the comic I am talking about is not the one you collected. My character looked more like a Robin Hood type character.

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

The american warlord was a guy with pitol and sword

Our comic had the character warlord, a british secret agent, and a selection of other stories from Union Jack Jackson, a Royal Marine fighting with his buddies in the USMC, Kampfgruppe Falken a story of a German Penal unit on the Eastern Front, Killer Kane about a Hurricane pilot, Big Willi about Willi Heinrich a panzer commander, Cassidy a fighter pilot in the Pacific, Iron Annie a story about the adventures of a JU-52 crew and their pilot Stalmann to Sniper about a British sniper in North west europe.

They were all cool stories and I guess set me on the road to ruin...

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"Watch that Fu*ker, he'll 'ave someones eye out!" King Harold at Hastings 1066.

I admit--it's been many many years since I last saw a Warlord comicbook. I barely even recall what the character looks like. [img]smile.gif[/img]

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Lost are only those, who abandon themselves) Hans-Ulrich Rudel.

Hotspur, Hornet, Valiant and how can anyone leave out the mighty of the mighty....The one and only Victor...Still got every Christmas annual released.

Alf Tupper and his fish and chips...

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William L. McGonagle, MOH, U. S. Navy, Commanding Officer, USS LIBERTY 1967.

Lord Peter Flint was the agent and i still have most of the comics in my loft.

Also Heinz Falken was my favorite.


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