Commando: Bandits at 12 Oclock Paperback – 1 Sept. 2008

Great stories, terrific artwork, and a much better piece of entertainment than telly, which has got on my nerves now for a few years with its dull, unimaginative and boring stuff. I don't think telly is for me anymore.

Really enjoyed the read and takes me back to my youth

Was disappointed that package was open and pages slightly damp, but have managed to dry it ok

When I was a child the Commando books with aircraft on the covers were always my favourites. My excitement was almost unbounded if the aircraft featured was one I could get as an Airfix kit the next time we were in Woollies.I have bought and enjoyed all the other Commando collections, but this is the one I was especially looking forward to. It has not disappointed.As with previous collections of this type, the pages are bigger than they were originally - about 25% - which is ideal for aging eyes. A potential downside is that 12 books in one binding make for quite a thick handful, but they appear to have sourced special aerospace specification lightweight paper because it is not that heavy to hold. Now we just need someone to develop a floating easel to aid extended bath-time readingYes, these collections are undoubtedly appealing to the big kid in all of us, but an amazing fact is that Commando is still being published now and recently celebrated its 4,000th issue. To my great delight it was an air themed story and this collection of 12 of the best airborne tales graphically demonstrates why it has enjoyed such a long and successful life.

Saw this advertised awhile ago and decided to get one. Read it from cover to cover in one go over christmas. The larger print sure helps ageing vision and such fun!

good condition all ok for a nice time with old war storiesNice volume and all stories very interestingI will buy more from you

Always an excellent read, how they wrote and drew these stories, and in their way tell us what war is about.

excellent book, cheap and excellent quality.