Dec 16, 2023
Ads for the 2000AD Annual 1981. Rebellion.
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Ads for the 2000AD Annual 1981. Rebellion.
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The Beatles filming for Magical Mystery Tour in Newquay, Cornwall and/or Teignmouth, c. 13th September 1967. The bottom photo is from a colour slide taken by a lucky Beatle fan who was on holiday there at the time the Beatles were filming. The auction which was selling it attributed it as being in Teignmouth.Â
Ads for the Judge Dredd Annual 1981. It was the first Dredd Annual and had a cover by Brian Bolland. Rebellion.
1973 ad for Korak, Son of Tarzan No. 55. Cover by Joe Kubert. On sale 13 September!
Battle No. 280, dated 13 September 1980. After Johnny was shot down over the Barents Sea a few weeks ago who could possibly be flying this blood-red Hurricane? Johnny Red cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.
'Hurricat' is a reference to Johnny Red's Hurricane being one of those that could be launched by catapult from a ship.
Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Battle Action Force No. 593, dated 13 September 1986. Johnny Red cover by Carlos Pino. Treasury of British Comics.
Peter Flint makes his 'final' cover appearance on an issue of Warlord. He does survive this encounter but it's final in the sense that there were only another two issues after this one. It's a pity that, as the one constant through the title's life, he didn't get to appear on the cover of the last issue. For that matter his earliest cover appearance was on No. 5 so he didn't get to appear on the first issue either.
Warlord No. 625, dated 13 September 1986. Code-Name Warlord cover with art by Ian Kennedy.
DC Thomson.
Star Wars Weekly No. 32, dated 13 September 1978. Cover by John Buscema and Klaus Janson.