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F1 News No. 3 dated 22 March 1994. The cover shows Roland Ratzenberger testing for the new Simtek-Ford team. Simtek only completed one full season in 1994 and 4 races of the 1995 season. They're probably only remembered now as being the car/team in which Ratzenberger lost his life on 30 April 1994 in qualifying for the San Marino Grand Prix (the day before Ayrton Senna died).
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Battle Action Force Souvenir Poster No. 4 - Duke (from Battle Action Force No. 568, dated 22 March 1986). Artwork by Kim Raymond. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Action Force No. 568, dated 22 March 1986. London in Peril wrap-around cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 600, dated 22 March 1986. The Tankies cover by Ian Kennedy. DC Thomson.
"What exactly was your relationship with your mother?"
Long pause
"I was her son"
22 March 1973. The Psychiatrist. The sixth episode of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em. Mr Webster, the psychiatrist soon finds he's bitten off more than he can chew with Frank Spencer. Another great episode with a guest turn from the always reliable Bernard Hepton (Colditz, Secret Army, The Woman in Black) as Webster.
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Warlord No. 26, dated 22 March 1975. Convoy Pilot cover art by Neville Wilson.
I liked the blue/green/yellow colour scheme that featured on a few of the early issues of Warlord. This would have really stood out on the shelf. Other issues with similar cover colours were No. 11 with art by Ian Kennedy and No. 21 which was also drawn by Neville Wilson.
DC Thomson.
Hotspur and Crunch No. 1066, dated 22 March 1980. King Cobra cover art by unknown.
A decent cover but I think they should have tried to incorporate the original 'Crunch' logo.
DC Thomson.
Warlord No. 287, dated 22 March 1980. Cover by Jeff Bevan. The Best of Enemies was set during the Korean War and featured two soldiers who had been enemies during WW2 but were now on the same side. Strangely the events shown on the cover of No. 287 did not appear inside. A similar cover, this time drawn by Terry Patrick, was used for No. 343, dated 18 April 1981 and this time the bulldozer charging the roadblock was shown.
DC Thomson.
