It's been a while but here's another complete issue. Sit back and enjoy War Picture Library 488 Courage Beyond Price.
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I'd say Pierre deserves a fine moustache for such bravery
ReplyDeleteHe does good in the end. It is his choice to grow one or not.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteIt is always fun to see/read a complete issue.
And thank you for the great big scans.
Does anyone know who wrote/pencilled/inked/lettered it?
/Mr Anonymous
Hey Mr Anonymous
DeleteI'm glad you appreciate it. I was thinking the big scans would come up well on an iPad or tablet - but I'm yet to get my hands on one to see they look.
Cheers
Jovan