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Eagle and Scream! No. 137, dated 3 November 1984. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.

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Cy-Kill! Hans-Cuff! Spay-C! Ads in Eagle from October/November 1984 for Robo Machines. A strip, written by Tom Tully with art by Mario Capaldi (and later Kim Raymond), began in Eagle No. 138 to tie in with the toy line. Awkwardly the same issue, on the page before this strip began, carried a full page colour ad for a similar line of toy robot figures that appeared to be in disguise.

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Battle Action Force No. 496, dated 3 November 1984. Cover by Geoff Campion. Below is an ad for the title that appeared in other IPC comics at the time. Treasury of British Comics.

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Warlord No. 528, dated 3 November 1984. I think this Guerilla Grant cover is by John Cooper. DC Thomson.

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Warlord No. 267, dated 3 November 1979. Cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.

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The Crunch No. 42, dated 3 November 1979. The Mantracker cover by Mike Dorey. DC Thomson.

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Hotspur No. 1046, dated 3 November 1979. The Ball of Fire cover.

inside the 'Hammer of Vulkan' strip continued. The strip built on the success of the Sven Hassel books and Kampfgruppe Falken from Warlord.

DC Thomson.

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Battle Action cover dated 3 November 1979.

'Kommando King' cover by Mike Western. The strip was initially drawn by Cam Kennedy. Joe King, suspected of being a spy, is discharged from the US Army and joins the German Brandenburger special forces.

Treasury of British Comics.