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Eagle Vol. 15 No. 40, dated 3 October 1964. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Keith Watson (1935-1994). The Dan Dare Corporation.
Happy birthday Madoka!
Feature on Guitars from Eagle Vol. 15 No. 40, dated 3 October 1964. The main image is of a Rickenbacker guitar which was a popular choice for The Beatles in their earlier days. Both John Lennon and George Harrison can be seen with them in the above photo. John in particular would often be seen playing a Rickenbacker 325 guitar. In the later Beatles period he seemed to favour an Epiphone Casino more.
Had to laugh at this one and I'm sure she would have as well. RIP Patricia Routledge (1929-2025).
A Marvel Masterwork Pin-Up - Captain Britain. As far as I am aware this image initially appeared in the first issue of Cap's Marvel UK weekly (cover dated 13 October 1976) but may have been used for promotional purposes beforehand. I think it would have been ideal as the cover for that first issue but, for whatever reason, they didn't use it.
It did make the cover, almost three years later, for Hulk Comic No. 31, dated 3 October 1979.
It also became the splash page for The Saga of Captain Britain! when it began a reprint run in the US in Marvel Tales No. 131, September 1981. Or did it? This image is different with one big giveaway being Cap's right foot.
I also don't know who drew any of this. Herb Trimpe and Fred Kida drew the 1976 Captain Britain strip as shown in the credit box above but the other images were never part of the strip itself. It's drawn in a Jack Kirby style but there were a number of artists associated to the Cap strip, such as Larry Lieber and Ron Wilson, that could have pulled this off.
Battle No. 335, dated 3 October 1981. Charley's War cover by Joe Colquhoun. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle with Storm Force No. 648, dated 3 October 1987. Johnny Red cover by Sandy James (I think). Treasury of British Comics.
