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* AuthorExistenceFailure: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended when he felt he could no longer continue, a year before his death.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: DiedDuringProduction: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended when he felt he could no longer continue, a year before his death.
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* PostScriptSeason: Despite the war ending, Charley doesn't get to leave the army as intended immediately, since Snell gets him "volunteered" into fighting in the Russian Civil War. Once the British Army pulls out of that, there's a TimeSkip to the DistantFinale with Charley on the dole as Hitler is elected Chancellor of Germany. The World War II stories also fall under this, taking Charley up to the evacuation at Dunkirk.
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** ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
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** ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II UsefulNotes/WorldWarII stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
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** Jack was supposed to get more stories, one of which would have covered the Battle Of Jutland, but poor feedback from readers regarding Jack's adventures in the Battle Of The Falklands led to this being dropped, much to the disappointment of Pat Mills.
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** Jack was supposed to get more stories, one of which would have covered the Battle Of Jutland, but poor feedback from readers regarding Jack's adventures in the Battle Of The Falklands led to this being dropped, much to the disappointment of Pat Mills.Mills.
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*** In addition, Blue would also be an integral part of the saga impersonating as different people beyond First World War and even as a member of IRA during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles, who would only be recognized by Charley and the readers but the storyline ended with him and the deserters at Etaples.
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*** In addition, Blue would also be an integral part of the saga impersonating as different people beyond First World War and even as a member of IRA during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles, who would only be recognized by Charley and the readers but the storyline ended with him and the deserters at Etaples.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') ''Franchise/ActionMan'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
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** ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland duringUsefulNotes/TheTroubles.UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
** Jack was supposed to get more stories, one of which would have covered the Battle Of Jutland, but poor feedback from readers regarding Jack's adventures in the Battle Of The Falklands led to this being dropped, much to the disappointment of Pat Mills.
** ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during
** Jack was supposed to get more stories, one of which would have covered the Battle Of Jutland, but poor feedback from readers regarding Jack's adventures in the Battle Of The Falklands led to this being dropped, much to the disappointment of Pat Mills.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).Commander).
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Charley's War'' was intended to be part of a century-spanning GenerationalSaga, continuing on with Charley's son as TheProtagonist in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. Charley's son did appear in the World War II stories that were published, but as a supporting character who has a HeroicBSOD. Charley's grandson was intended to be a third protagonist stationed in Northern Ireland during UsefulNotes/TheTroubles.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended when he felt he could no longer continue, a year before his death.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended when he felt he could no longer continue, a year before his death.death.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: The death of the magazine can be traced to when the ''Action Force'' name and property was suddenly revoked and given to Marvel Comics' UK branch. Why? Because Creator/{{Hasbro}}, creators of ''Franchise/GIJoe'', of which ''Action Force'' (and its' predecessor/successor ''[[WesternAnimation/ActionMan Action]] [[ComicBook/ActionMan Man]]'') was a European counterpart/clone of, bought ''AF'''s company Palitoy, and then gave the rights to Marvel to make it closer to the ''Real American Hero'' line in the US (indeed, the whole thing wound up becoming ''G.I. Joe'' a few years later, in an awkward transitional period that saw Baron Ironblood becoming Cobra Commander).
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended a year before his death.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: When Joe Colquhoun's health began failing, there were several delays in the later episodes of ''Charley's War''. Out of respect, the strip ended when he felt he could no longer continue, a year before his death.
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