Battle Action No. 178, dated 29 July 1978. Operation Shark cover, artist unknown. Treasury of British Comics.
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Battle Action No. 178, dated 29 July 1978. Operation Shark cover, artist unknown. Treasury of British Comics.

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From Operation Shark, Jughead #160 (1968).
Battle Picture Weekly No. 76, dated 14 August 1976. Four new stories begin in this issue with probably the best remembered of them being Darkie's Mob by John Wagner and Mike Western (who also drew the Operation Shark story this issue as well).
Not sure who the cover artist is here. I've seen it credited to Don Lawrence. It appears to be very closely based on the cover art to to Day of Crisis, Battle Picture Library No. 48 (February 1962) and Honours Even, War Picture Library No. 594 (1970) from the same publisher.
Treasury of British Comics.
"Put that light out!" as Warden Hodges would say.
Battle Action No. 183, dated 2 September 1978. 'Operation Shark' cover by Mike Dorey. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Picture Weekly No. 77, dated 21 August 1976. Cover by Mike Western who also drew Darkie's Mob and Operation Shark inside.
Treasury of British Comics.

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