I first came across Keith Burns art when he illustrated the Titan comics Johnny Red series, since then he's just started illustrating Commando covers and the covers are fantastic. Here are the covers he's done so far...
Commando 5209 - American avenger
Commando 5215 - a matter of honour
Commando 5229 - shadow in the storm!
Commando 5241 - steel inferno
Commando 5251 - Radar raiders
Commando 5267 - Braddock demons
Commando 5289 - the Wombat and the Tiger
Commando 5297 - fog of war
Commando 5299 - Sladen's promise
Commando 5307 - Stealing Stukas
Commando 5329 - Blitzkrieg west
Commando 5335 - Durand's Dunkirk
Commando 5353 - Outgunned!
Commando 5355 - Bullseye Bruno
Commando 5377 - Third time lucky
Commando 5385 - The flying emu
Commando 5395 - HMAS Expendable
Commando 5411 - Ready for Anything!
Commando 5417 - The girls on the guns
Commando 5448 - Die-or walk!
Check out the third of our nine 60th Anniversary specials Issue 5448 Die — or Walk! Former editor Calum Laird's sequel to Commando Issue 1 Walk — or Die! has the table turned with the Brit carrying the Jerry!
Commando 5463 - Target Tomcat
Commando 5481 - Vengeance
Commando 5497 - Pearl Harbor
Commando 5511 - Escape from Java
Commando 5525 - Sink the Shokaku!
published March 15th 2022
Commando 5547 - Stay behind squad
published June 9th 2022
Commando 5559 - Wild weasel!
to be published July 21st 2022
Commando 5607 - Combat air patrol
Commando 5619 - Achtung, destroyer!
Commando 5641 - Sink the Tiger
The unthinkable has happened —HMAS Tiger has been captured by the Japanese and is being used to create havoc amongst allied shipping! The Australian Navy’s most experienced destroyer commander, John Griffin, is called in to solve the problem, his orders: “SINK THE TIGER!”
Keith's design roughs for Commando 5641
Commando 5671 - Dutch courage
Commando 5677 - Hell on high They called Lieutenant Robert Lloyd a coward for flying out of formation in his B-17 and blamed him for the death of his crew. He was demoted to co-pilot in another outfit but his new pilot wasn't going to listen to a coward’s advice on flying!
Commando 5687 - Beneath
When the Nazis thundered over Europe, they did not know what horror lay beneath, hungry from the last war. It had tasted human-flesh and it craved more…
Commando 5711 - 3 Company
Three's certainly company with this lot! A soldier, a sailor, and a pilot find themselves stranded on the Dunkirk beaches each blaming the other for their predicament. But they'd soon after to work together to escape the clutches of the Nazis!
Commando 5715 - Steer into danger
The salty seadogs are back for another oceanic adventure in the Pacific as the experienced skippers of HMAS Tiger and HMAS Wombat take on deadly Japanese Cruisers!
Commando 5731 - Leg before Chindits
Major Charles Beevor and his depleted group of Chindits were deep into the jungles of Burma. Cut off by the Japanese, they were out for six and would not stop until the Japanese threat was bowled over!
Commando 5747 - the deadly sun
In 1918, the deadly sun shone down on the desert and blinded Pilot Martin Connors. Out of its rays came a German plane flown by an ace who had already killed three other British pilots!
Commando 5755 - D-day pilot
Commando 5779 - Pressure Point
Commando 5807 - Small but mighty!
Maltese Private George Abela was an artillery gunner on Fort St Elmo and he might have stood at a diminutive five foot two but like Malta and its people, he was tough! And he was about to stop an audacious Italian plan to destroy the Grand Harbour!
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