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"At the tone, leave your name and message..." TV Guide dated 6-12 March 1976. James Garner and Noah Beery Jr in The Rockford Files. I think this issue was listing the second season episode "Foul on the First Play" which aired in the US on 12 March. The episode guest starred Louis Gossett Jr. as Jim's ex-parole officer turned fellow private investigator. He also guest starred in a third season episode as the same character and was very funny in the role.
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2000AD Programme 2, dated 6 March 1977. Below, from Collector's Gazette No. 470 (May 2023), the issue sold at auction for £4,800 (with stickers) in March 2023. While he did appear in a couple of preview images (in the first issue and in a preview ad for the comic in other IPC titles) this issue saw the first full appearance of Judge Dredd. Rebellion | The Dan Dare Corporation.
Two-Gun Kid No. 134, dated December 1976. Cover by Jack Kirby. Remember the Alamo! was a reprint from Two-Gun Kid No. 75, dated May 1965 with an added explanation that it was a "What If...?" type story imagining the Kid had lived 40 years earlier.
The two differing text boxes at the beginning of the story below-
The image also appears as a Marvel Masterwork Pin-Up in Two-Gun Kid No. 128, dated February 1976.
Valiant dated 6 March 1976. Adam Eterno cover art by Ian Gibson. This was the only original cover drawn by Ian for Valiant. There is another cover which primarily features his work but it was reprint of interior art that he drew for the Death Wish* strip.
*Set during WW2 and not connected to the strip that later appeared in Speed.
Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 389, dated 6 March 1983. Great Kampfgruppe Falken cover by Ian Kennedy. DC Thomson.
Not just a Nougat Bar but a 'Desperate Dan Nutty Nougat Bar'! March 1978 ad for The Dandy.
DC Thomson.
Battle No. 357, dated 6 March 1982. Johnny Red cover by John Cooper.
Treasury of British Comics.
