Eat lead, Fritz! Commando is in town
September 20, 2011 in Events
The National Army Museum may seem like an odd place for a comics exhibition, but what better venue for a retrospective on Commando?
For Commando, ze war is never over, as the pocket-sized comics have featured non-stop bashing of the Boche since 1961. The 50th anniversary has been less heralded than that of Private Eye, but it is a notable one, particularly in the volatile comics market.
Draw Your Weapons: The Art of Commando Comics, held in partnership with the publisher DC Thomson, showcases key artwork and illustrations from the comics’ history. Alongside the artwork there are original artefacts, photographs and films relating to the inspiration behind the comics – the British Army Commandos themselves.
The National Army Museum is in Chelsea, central London, next to the Royal Hospital Chelsea. The free exhibition runs until April 30.
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by Matthew Buck
Cartoon: To the point
September 22, 2011 in Comment, News
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