Commando (D.C Thompson - 1961) -4690- The Invisible Warrior

Informations sur l'album
Série : Commando (D.C Thompson - 1961)
Titre : The Invisible Warrior
Tome : 4690
Origine : USA
Style : Guerre
Identifiant : 519774
Scénario : Montague, R.A.
Dessin : Jorge J.M.
Couleurs : <N&B>
Couverture : Bevan, Jeff
Dépot légal : 03/2014 (Parution le 15/03/2014)
Achev. impr. : 03/2014
Estimation : non coté
Editeur : D. C. Thomson & Co
Collection : The Silver Collection
Format : Format comics
ISBN : 977-2-04-943701-7
Planches :66
Autres info :
Créé le : 08/04/2025 17:59:47 (maj 08/04/2025 18:08:39)
Info édition : The Invisible Warrior, originally Commando No 2306 (August 1989), re-issued as No 3868 (December 2005).
Résumé: When four Allied submarines were lost without trace in the same area of the Indian Ocean, the Top Brass believed it was the work of a new Japanese weapon, code-named Namurani. The remaining sub crews knew different - the area was jinxed! Lieutenant Dan Baxter, commanding the submarine HMS Bluefin, didn't know what to believe until he learned the story of the legendary Japanese Samurai Warlord, Tichibu, and his Spirit bodyguard, Namurani - THE INVISIBLE WARRIOR Introduction Argentinian artist Jose Maria Jorge was well-known for his stunning aeroplane illustrations - but we can see from this story that he was every bit as good at drawing nautical tales. Jorge's first published Commando was 'Flying Fury' (No 384) in February 1969. He illustrated Commando books for over forty years - including the 4000th issue, "Aces All!", in April 2007 - right up to September 2010's 'Divided Aces' (No 4329), published shortly before his death. A unique talent, much missed, but luckily we can still enjoy his extraordinary work. Scott Montgomery, Deputy Editor

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