Three action-packed tales of heroism, adventure and military prison.

In "Future Heroes" a Martian historian from the 32nd-century is convinced the Nazis were the good guys. Can the Walking Wounded traverse the centuries to prove him very very wrong?

Then it's a glimpse back into the orgins of the team when Dog recruits Banzai from "The Glasshouse".

Finally, we do something positive for international relations when a hero of the French Resistance comes to stay at WW Platoon HQ. It's called "Entente Cordiale" and also features a super-powered Nazi Assassin!

Script by Chris Denton / Art by Steven Denton / Letters by Bolt-01

£2.50 (with FREE P&P) / 28 Pages / Black & White / 2008

The WW platoon arrive on the remote English island of Bundy, somewhere in the Bristol Channel. It's seemingly a routine mission to clean out some German airmen who refuse to surrender. However things change rapidly for the worse with the arrival on Bundy of countless unstoppable Nazi Zombies.

Can even Captain William "Dog" Tired and the rest of the Walking Wounded resist the unstoppable onslaught of the Re-animated National Socialist Menace?

Script by Chris Denton / Art by Steven Denton

Colour cover by Steven Denton

£2.50 (with FREE P&P) / 28 pages / Black & White / 2007

From the pages of the legendary war comic, Massacre for Boys, comes a collection of adventures featuring its most famous heroes - The Walking Wounded. This platoon of technically unfit but in fact awesome super-commandos, led by Captain William "Dog" Tired, terrorized the Nazis in print from 1951 to 1983. Allegedly.

Included in this brand new collection is the complete 4-part epic "The Resistance that Went Mad", which sees the Wounded take on the combined might of Nazi troopers and insane pigeon-hating revolutionaries in occupied France. As a bonus you also get the short introduction story for wheelchair-bound Corporal Simon Beales.

Script by Chris Denton / Art by Steven Denton.

£2.00 (includingwith FREE P&P) / 32 pages / Black & White / 2005