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Battle Action cover dated 31 March 1979. Not content with having a free 'World War Two' poster inside the issue they decided to plaster it all over the cover as well.
'Famous Planes' - part of the informative poster is shown below. I love the "NOT DRAWN TO SCALE" disclaimer at the top. Unless you are reading this on an extremely big screen the actual planes were, of course, much larger than what you see here.
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George and Pattie arrive at at Esher and Walton Magistrates Court for their possession of cannabis trial on 31st March 1969, following a raid on Kinfauns on 12th March 1969. They pleaded guilty and received fines of £250 each, plus 10 guineas each in court costs and probation for a year. (I never realised before how bright red Pattie’s jacket was!)Â
Tornado No. 2, dated 31 March 1979. Cover featuring Dave Gibbons as the superhero Big E. Whatever happened to him?
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Battle Action Force No. 465, dated 31 March 1984. Desert Strike cover by Vanyo.
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The Wizard No. 164, dated 31 March 1979. The Grappler from Great Tor cover by Jeff Bevan.
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Spike No. 63, dated 31 March 1984. Starhawk and Droid return! Of the many standout stories that originated in The Crunch comic Starhawk seems to have racked up the greatest longevity. His adventures continued in to Hotspur, Spike, Buddy, Starblazer and possibly others.
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Hotspur No. 1015, dated 31 March 1979. Terror Mountain cover, artist unknown.
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Warlord No. 236, dated 31 March 1979. Iron Annie cover art by Jeff Bevan.
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