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Cy-Kill! Hans-Cuff! Spay-C! Ads in Eagle from October/November 1984 for Robo Machines. A strip, written by Tom Tully with art by Mario Capaldi (and later Kim Raymond), began in Eagle No. 138 to tie in with the toy line. Awkwardly the same issue, on the page before this strip began, carried a full page colour ad for a similar line of toy robot figures that appeared to be in disguise.

The Beatles recording the Hello, Goodbye promo films at the Saville Theatre, London on 10th November, 1967. 

Happy 7th Anniversary, my favourite men! Lots and lots and lots of 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙 from Malaysia! 😘😘😘 #SandaimeJSoulBrothers #3jsb #10Nov #repost from @jsbryuji_official - 7th Anniversary✨🔥 JSB forever🌈

1. Is it just me or is this video straight out of the intro from power puff girls? 2. This song embodies the kind of mercurial anger I feel when I have been wronged- but instead of venting it out like an adolescent at that very second (me!), she managed to hold her cards to her chest for SO LONG. This is the liquefied fury from suppressing your rage for too long, which bursts out of you in spurts of creativity and articulate verses. I AM LOSING MY MIND THIS ALBUM IS GOING TO GIVE ME A SONG TO SING FOR EVERY MOMENT OF FEROCIOUS, RIGHTEOUS ANGER IN MY LIFE THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

Eagle and Scream! No. 138, dated 10 November 1984. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation

The Wizard No. 196, dated 10 November 1973. Battle Wagon! cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.