New editions of Commando are now available.

      Fans of Commando comics can look forward to more action and adventure as D.C. Thompson has launched four additional fantastic stories, including a brand-new Braddock tale, a mystery set in No Man’s Land, and two narratives from the series' extensive archives.

      The new year begins with issue 5919 (Home of Heroes): Braddock: The Flying Tigers, written by Brent Towns and illustrated by Paolo Ongaro. This latest story in the classic Braddock series features the ace pilot and his navigator, George Bourne, who team up with the Flying Tigers of the American Volunteer Group in Burma. Their mission is to persuade the Americans to utilize the latest British fighter-bomber, the de Havilland Mosquito, also known as the Wooden Wonder. However, the Americans doubt the effectiveness of a wooden aircraft against the Japanese, placing the onus on Braddock to prove them wrong.

      Cover art by Simon Pritchard.

      In issue 5920 (Gold): The Pirates From Sub 13, Lieutenant Roddy MacNab is set on succeeding with his patrol in dangerous Japanese waters. The odds are against him, relying on an old, worn-out submarine and a rough crew that is on the brink of mutiny.

      Written by E. Hebden, with art by Gordon C. Livingstone, this is a reprint from the 1971 issue 596.

      Cover art by Gordon C. Livingstone.

      The next release is issue 5921 (For Action and Adventure): Murder in No Man’s Land, penned by Dominic Teague. When two bodies, each with bullet wounds in their backs, emerge in No Man’s Land, Private Arthur Jones is left wondering what he has stumbled upon, especially since both men possess a secret pocket containing a mysterious map. Will Arthur uncover the truth behind this enigma without meeting the same fate as the two men?

      Art by Esteve Polls with cover art by Graeme Neil Reid.

      Lastly, issue 5922 (Silver): Delayed Action begins with a French carpenter plotting revenge against a ruthless nobleman. However, fate intervenes before the deadly trap can be set off, resulting in the deaths of both the carpenter and the nobleman. The trap remains untouched, hidden from view until now.

      This thrilling story was written by C. G. Walker and was initially published in 1984 as issue number 1854.

      Cover art by Ian Kennedy.

      These thrilling adventures are now available in stores, ready to kickstart your 2026.