Aug 26, 2022
Starlord No. 16, dated 26 August 1978. Ro-Busters cover by Kevin O'Neill. This was the last of three great covers that he produced for Starlord.
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Starlord No. 16, dated 26 August 1978. Ro-Busters cover by Kevin O'Neill. This was the last of three great covers that he produced for Starlord.
Rebellion.
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Bullet No. 133 dated 26 August 1978. On the Run cover, artist unknown. It's not the interior strip artist and may be Terry Patrick.
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An ad for Starlord No. 17 and the return of Strontium Dog! The strip appeared in most issues but not in No(s) 11, 16 or 20. It was normally drawn by Carlos Ezquerra but Brendan McCarthy and Ian Gibson took a turn from No(s) 17-19. Carlos returned for the last two stories in 21 and 22 and onward in to the merger with 2000AD. The image of Johnny Alpha shown here is by Carlos, from Starlord No. 6.
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Battle Action cover dated 26 August 1978.
'Johnny Red' cover by Joe Colquhoun.
The Nagajka, or Nagaika, was the name of a whip used by the Cossacks.
Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 205, dated 26 August 1978. The Tankies cover by Jeff Bevan.
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Hotspur No. 984, dated 26 August 1978. T.N.T. Telford cover. The strip was set in occupied Greece. I don't know this artist's name (although I have seen his work many times) but it was from a panel of interior art as shown below. The other strips in this issue:
Manny Kritch, he's magic! - football story;
Kiowa Creek Ain't There - wild west mystery;
Dim Dan - humour strip;
The Grogan Gongs - WWll story;
They Lived in the Desperate Days - set in the future following a nuclear war;
No War for Wilbur - WWll air war story;
The Boyhood of Bernard Briggs.
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Kiowa Creek Ain't There - an interesting strip from Hotspur in 1978. A Deputy Marshall returns to his town to find it, and all its inhabitants, has disappeared. I only have the one issue of Hotspur from 1978 so I've no idea how this turned out. DC Thomson.
The Wizard No. 133, dated 26 August 1972. Five Bullets for Idris the Cruel cover, artist unknown. DC Thomson.