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Warlord Photo File from Warlord No. 396, dated 24 April 1982. A Royal Navy Sea Harrier of No. 899 Squadron. One of the most obvious differences between a Sea Harrier and the ordinary Harrier was the former had a raised 'bubble' cockpit. DC Thomson.
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The Beatles getting into a spot of bother with the police, filming for Help! outside the City Barge pub at 27 Strand-on-the Green, Chiswick, London on the 24th April 1965.
The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 60, dated 24 April 1980. The cover art, by Sal Buscema, was from different panels of his own interior art. In case you're wondering the "Mystery Man" was Captain Marvel. Marvel UK.
A 1980 ad for the three issue limited series The Untold Legend of the Batman. Written by Len Wein with John Byrne pencilling the first issue only. Jim Aparo pencilled No. 2 and 3 and inked all three.
Union Jack Jackson cover by Mike Dorey on Warlord No. 396, 24 April 1982. DC Thomson.
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Bullet No. 11, dated 24 April 1976. Fireball cover, artist unknown. DC Thomson.
Buddy No. 61 and 63, dated 10 April 1982 and 24 April 1982 respectively. This image of The Iron Fish, with a few tweaks, gets reused on both covers only a couple of weeks apart. Not a great sales move as there were bound to be kids left thinking they'd already got that issue. A similar image also shows up again in No. 81 (28 August 1982).
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The Hotspur and Hornet No. 862, dated 24 April 1976. King Cobra cover by Ron Smith. DC Thomson.
