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Peter Davison as the fifth Doctor is the star on the TV Superstars Calendar 1983 from Eagle No. 41, dated 1 January 1983. Make sure to keep this somewhere safe as you will be able to reuse it in 2033, 2039, 2050, 2061, 2067, and 2078.
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Spellbound No. 15, dated 1 January 1977. Revenge of the Black Swan cover by Norman Lee. DC Thomson.
Bullet No. 47 dated 1 January 1977. Montage cover including Twisty by Barrie Mitchell and Midge by Pete Sutherland. DC Thomson.
Radio Times cover dated 1-7 January 1972. Doctor Who art by Frank Bellamy. A picture of the artist shown below with the cover artwork displayed at the bottom left.
Warlord No. 432, cover dated 1 January 1983. This is close to the time I stopped getting Warlord on a regular basis. Never felt the science fiction type strips were a good fit for the title. Good to see Jeff Bevan was still doing covers though. DC Thomson.
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New Year's Eve did not go well for Major Eazy.
Battle Picture Weekly and Valiant dated 1 January 1977. Cover by Carlos Ezquerra.
Treasury of British Comics.
Hotspur No. 898, dated 1 January 1977. King Cobra by Ron Smith. Not who you need showing up when you have just robbed a bank.
D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.
Warlord No. 119, cover dated 1 January 1977. Not a very Happy New Year for the chap on the Jeff Bevan drawn cover. Great detail on the MG-34, around 500,000 of which would be produced. DC Thomson.
