Warlord fan-favourite Union Jack Jackson is back in his own graphic novel!Launched as a story paper in Hotspur in 1957, the US Marine who was really a British Royal Marine, became a sensation in DC Thomson’s Warlord comics, with his Union-Jacked helmet gracing the very first cover over fifty years ago in 1974. Then, in 2019, UJJ burst from the sea once more in Britain’s longest‑serving war comic, Commando. Appearing for the first time since 1991, alongside his steadfast mates, Sean O’Bannion and Sergeant Lonningon, the Limey charges at enemy-held islands and goes head-to-head with Japanese snipers alongside awestruck US marines, eager to get their own piece of the action. If there was one thing the Yanks respected it was guts, and Jack Jackson had that in spades!Collecting his Commando reboot issues, original Hotspur chapters and his Warlord debut, this graphic novel packs a real punch with over 200-pages of high‑octane comic artwork.

Warlord fan-favourite Union Jack Jackson is back in his own graphic novel!Launched as a story paper in Hotspur in 1957, the US Marine who was really a British Royal Marine, became a sensation in DC Thomson’s Warlord comics, with his Union-Jacked helmet gracing the very first cover over fifty years ago in 1974. Then, in 2019, UJJ burst from the sea once more in Britain’s longest‑serving war comic, Commando. Appearing for the first time since 1991, alongside his steadfast mates, Sean O’Bannion and Sergeant Lonningon, the Limey charges at enemy-held islands and goes head-to-head with Japanese snipers alongside awestruck US marines, eager to get their own piece of the action. If there was one thing the Yanks respected it was guts, and Jack Jackson had that in spades!Collecting his Commando reboot issues, original Hotspur chapters and his Warlord debut, this graphic novel packs a real punch with over 200-pages of high‑octane comic artwork.