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Battle Picture Weekly No, 52, cover dated 28 February 1976. The Bootneck Boy cover, artist unknown. Bootneck was a slang term for a Royal Marine (as Leatherneck was for a US Marine). It referred to them wearing a strip of leather round their necks/collar possibly to protect against bladed weapon attacks. Treasury of British Comics.
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Ice bucket challenge?
John during the filming of Help! in The Bahamas, on 28th February 1965.
El amor más leal y sincero es el propio.
M.
Battle Action No. 275, dated 9 August 1980. Fighting Mann cover by Cam Kennedy which was reused, with a few alterations, for Battle with Storm Force No. 617, dated 28 February 1987. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Action No. 304, dated 28 February 1981. Johnny Red cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.
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Warlord No. 336, dated 28 February 1981. Big Willi cover by Terry Patrick. DC Thomson.
"Why don't you become a clippy?" Clippy was a slang term for a bus conductor and came from the ticket clipping machine they carried.
On The Buses was a London Weekend Television sitcom, created by Ronald Chesney and Ronald Wolfe, that aired from 28 February 1969 to 20 May 1973 in the UK. Pictured are:
Reg Varney (1916-2008) as Stan Butler. Reg had also starred in The Rag Trade, broadcast 1961-1963, which had also been created by Chesney and Wolfe.
Stephen Lewis (1926-2015) as Inspector Cyril Blake or "Blakey". He came up with the show's catchphrase "I 'ate you Butler" himself and, when touring as an actor, was known to visit local bus depots in character as Blakey and shout at staff.
Bob Grant (14 April 1932 - 8 November 2003) as Jack Harper.
Anna Karen (1936-2022) as Olive Rudge (Stan's sister).
The other main cast were Michael Robbins as Arthur Rudge and Cicely Courtneidge and Doris Hare who both played Stan's mum, Mabel.
Three movies were made - On The Buses, Mutiny on the Buses and Holiday on the Buses.
For the true anoraks out there the bus shown above is a Bristol Lodekka (the name coming from it having a lower overall height than the standard double-decker bus).
"Starting in this issue...JUDGE DREDD". It will never last.
Plus make yourself into a Biotronic Man with some free stickers! Speaking from personal experience the stickers didn't work quite as well as they do in that illustration.
An ad for 2000AD No. 2 on sale 28 February 1977. 8p Earth Money.
Rebellion.
