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The Hornet No. 74, dated 6 February 1965. The Cockerel of the Superb cover. There have been 9 Royal Navy vessels with the name HMS Superb (plus one that underwent a name change before it was launched and a HMS Superbe which had been captured from the French). The strip above featured the fourth to bear the name Superb. DC Thomson.
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Battle No. 353, dated 6 February 1982. Charley's War cover by Joe Colquhoun. The colour of the German uniform in the First World War and later was referred to as feldgrau. It was a grey/green colour but could vary a lot. Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 385, dated 6 February 1982. Cassidy cover which appears to be from Terry Patrick's interior art featuring the familiar gull-winged Vought Corsair.
DC Thomson.
A West German F-104 Starfighter and RAF SEPECAT Jaguar are the stars of the back page feature from Warlord No. 385, 1982. Either their camouflage is working well or the photo has faded a bit.
DC Thomson.
1986 ad for two anniversary issues from DC - Justice League of America No. 250 and Green Lantern No. 200. DC Comics.
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The Hornet No. 387, dated 6 February 1971. The Hornet Gallery of Courage - Fire in the Bomb Room cover. This refers to Sub-Lieutenant Sandy Hodge who received the Empire Gallantry Medal for his actions when a bomb exploded aboard HMS Eagle on 14 March 1940. DC Thomson.
The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 49, dated 6 February 1980. Cover by Bob Layton (originally from 1979's The Incredible Hulk No. 242). Marvel UK.
