Killer in the Night

Jim Watson provides the illustrations for this text story published in Warlord, 10th May 1975.

Kampfgruppe Falken

 Neville Wilson illustrates this episode from the 2nd of December, 1978 issue of Warlord. I like the quiet cynicism and world-weariness of this strip. The characters are just trying to survive as best as they can under very extreme circumstances. 

Men At War

 Jeff Bevan provides the back cover for the December 2nd 1978 issue of Warlord.

Then and Now

 A back page feature drawn by Jim Watson. Warlord dated, 2nd November 1974.

 

 

Stalwart

Ian Kennedy. Illustration for a back page feature in the February 8th 1975 issue of Warlord. I've stripped out the colour so you can see his line work a bit better.

Tankbusters

Art by Luis Collado Coch. Warlord, dated January 24th 1976. I don't know what it is about this guy's style, but I could look at it all day. Simple, clear and gritty. Great war art.

Fighters of the Fleet

Ian Kennedy. Warlord dated February 2nd 1980.

Kampfgruppe Falken

More gritty war-action by Luis Collado Coch. Great stuff!
From the November 26th 1977 edition of Warlord.

Battle Wagons

Art by Ian Kennedy for the Warlord annual 1977.

Sergeant Rayker

More texture-tastic art from Mike Dory. Warlord, April 9th 1983.

Kampfgruppe Falken

Art by Luis Collado Coch. Warlord Special 1980.

Battle Wagons

By Ian Kennedy. Warlord annual 1977.

The Heavy Mob

Art by Jim Watson. Warlord, 25th January 1975.

The Mareth Line

Art by Jeff Bevan.Warlord dated March 22nd 1980. An interesting mix of wash and line art for this one.

The script is a bit cringe-worthy though: the Maoris speak like cliché red Indians.  "Much I can forgive the white man-but not this!"
I know, I know: it's just a comic. Anyway, moving along....

Fighters of the Fleet

Ian Kennedy. Warlord March 8th 1980.

Warlord

Cover art by Ian Kennedy.

The Dutchman's Revenge

A short story by Jeff Bevan. Warlord, January 16th 1982.

Warlord

Cover art by Mike Dorey. I always felt a bit wary of the title 'Big Willi'. I think the editor's tongue was firmly in cheek with the 'Swing into action with Big Willi' by-line.... All it needs to push the strip completely over the edge is a character named, Fraulein Hooters.  Ooo, misses, now then....

Ahem, I don't get out much.

Tankbusters

No-nonsense war action from Luis Collado Coch for issue 75 of Warlord, February 28th 1976.

Drake of Malta

Jeff Bevan provides some swirly rendering (inspired by Frank Bellamy maybe?) in the January 24th 1976 issue of Warlord. Funny how the mind plays tricks: I always thought that Ron Smith had drawn all the episodes of this series.