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Paperback
Independent·Commando Presents·Codename Warlord·#1·Postmodern Age·ID-8820298
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Lord Peter Flint acts like a coward but is really Britain's top secret agent. He travels into Germany to find a piece of metal that Brian Lever was trying to sneak out of the country.
Strict algorithmic segregation separating clean single-issue "Paperback" sales from multi-issue lot bundles, retailer exclusives, and foreign variants.
Half of an image originally presented as a 'pull out poster' in the Warlord Peter Flint Special.
Article giving some background on the character with a collage of illustrations from various, uncredited, artists.
'Combat Pull Out Poster' in the centrespread of the issue.
Reprint of the cover of Warlord (D.C. Thomson, 1974 Series) issue #39.
Lord Peter Flint acts like a coward but is really Britain's top secret agent. He travels into Germany to find a piece of metal that Brian Lever was trying to sneak out of the country.
Lord Flint is sent into German occupied land to steal the code being used to contact U-Boats.
Lord Peter Flint acts like a coward but is really Britain's top secret agent. He travels into Germany to find a piece of metal that Brian Lever was trying to sneak out of the country.