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Rover and Adventure, dated 4 March 1961. Will Stark - Backwoods Battler cover by Ron Smith. This was a 'story paper' - the stories were text with some illustrations as opposed to being comic strips. I tend not to buy any comics now but I bought this and another issue yesterday in a 'vintage' shop in Portrush. Both were in really nice condition for their age. The other issue, which also had a Ron Smith cover and which I'll post another day, looked almost new. DC Thomson.
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Eagle and MASK No. 363, dated 4 March 1989. Doomlord cover by Eric Bradbury. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.
Battle Action No. 157, dated 4 March 1978. This was the last of the five 'slimline format' issues that appeared in February and March 1978. Back to the 'square' size for next issue. Johnny Red cover by Joe Colquhoun. Treasury of British Comics.
Valour No. 18, cover dated 11 March 1981 but it should have been 4 March 1981 (No. 19 is also dated 11 March while No. 17 had been dated 25 February). Incorrect or duplicated cover dates seems to have been a recurring problem with Marvel UK around this time.
An unusual Doctor Strange cover here in that it came from a splash page and not the cover of one of the US Marvel issues. The art is by Ricardo Villamonte and Tom Sutton and it originally appeared in Doctor Strange Vol.2 No. 31, 1978).
Also unusual is that Valour No. 17 had carried a message saying that Doctor Strange wouldn't be in the next issue but would be appearing in another comic soon. Valour No. 19 turned out to be the last issue of the title so it may be they decided to keep him on for the last few issues instead of replacing him. The splash page may have been used as the cover to save space inside the issue so that some of the stories could be wound up.
Bullet No. 108, dated 4 March 1978. Steelback cover by Terry Patrick.
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Warlord No. 180, cover dated 4 March 1978. Cover art by Jeff Bevan based on an interior 'The Tankies' panel by Ian Kennedy.
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Marvel Team Up No. 25, dated 4 March 1981. Cover by Frank Miller and Dave Simons, originally used on Marvel Team-Up No. 99 (1980).
The "Announcement from the Editors!" was that this was the final issue. It merged with another Marvel UK title to create Spider-Man and Hulk Weekly Incorporating Marvel Team-Up (later abbreviated to Spider-Man and Hulk Team-Up).
Your School Badges from the back cover of Rover and Adventure cover dated 4 March 1961. DC Thomson.
