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Action Force Mini-Comic No. 3 featuring Z Force, 1983. Cover and interior art by Vanyo. Treasury of British Comics.
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Action Force Mini-Comic No. 3 featuring Z Force, 1983. Cover and interior art by Vanyo. Treasury of British Comics.
Looking back at Battle Action Force
Looking back at Battle Action Force
The first appearance of Action Force, for a four-issue run in June 1983
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Action Force Mini-Comic No. 4 featuring Q Force, 1983. The 'Q' in the Q Force name was inspired by the Q in Aqua. Cover and interior art by Vanyo. I can't help but think that Deep Sea Diver (Leviathan if you're an Action Force groupie like me) is moving a bit too quick. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Action Force No. 595, dated 27 September 1986. Maximum Kill! cover by Vanyo, made up of two interior panels. Treasury of British Comics.
The Hornet No. 558, dated 18 May 1974. Captain Hornet cover, possibly by Vanyo. DC Thomson.
The Water Moccasin. It came with the Copperhead figure and was part of the Action Force Series 3 releases in 1985. The art here looks as if it is by Vanyo and is from Battle Action Force No. 547, dated 26 October 1985.
Wildcat No. 3, dated 19 November - 2 December 1988, 40p every fortnight. Cover by Vanyo. Treasury of British Comics.