Trelawny of the Guards - 60th Anniversary
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Product details
- ISBN 9781837867554
- Dimensions: 216 x 282mm
- Publication Date: 16 Jul 2026
- Publisher: Rebellion Publishing Ltd.
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Three years after Sergeant Trelawny joined the Grenadier Guards the scarlet tunic of peacetime was packed away and for seven more years the guardsman's uniform was kaki battledress.
Through those bitter years of the Second World War, Sergeant Trelawny led, mastered and fought beside the toughest, proudest soldiers in the British Army.
This is Trelawny's story...
A lost classic, Trelawny was illustrated by Spanish comics art legend, Victor de la Fuente.
Through those bitter years of the Second World War, Sergeant Trelawny led, mastered and fought beside the toughest, proudest soldiers in the British Army.
This is Trelawny's story...
A lost classic, Trelawny was illustrated by Spanish comics art legend, Victor de la Fuente.
Víctor De La Fuente is regarded as one of the greatest Spanish artists of the 20th Century. Although famous for his work on war, western and fantasy comics, he also contributed to girls’ comics, drawing the serial A New Kind of Lovin’ for Valentine.
He worked for the original Eagle comic in the early 1960s, drawing Blackbow the Cheyenne, and worked on several stories for Fleetway's War Picture Library comic and the Battle Picture Library comic. He also drew over 50 issues of Commando for DC Thomson.
He worked for the original Eagle comic in the early 1960s, drawing Blackbow the Cheyenne, and worked on several stories for Fleetway's War Picture Library comic and the Battle Picture Library comic. He also drew over 50 issues of Commando for DC Thomson.
