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Warlord Photo File from Warlord No. 337, dated 7 March 1981. The Land Rover Centaur. At least six Centaurs were built in the late 1970's/early 1980's but it was never adopted for use by the British military.
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Warlord Photo File from Warlord No. 337, dated 7 March 1981. The Land Rover Centaur. At least six Centaurs were built in the late 1970's/early 1980's but it was never adopted for use by the British military.
Hulk Comic No. 1, dated 7 March 1979. Cover art by Brian Bolland and Sal Buscema. Apparently the Editor wasn't keen on Bolland's depiction of Hulk's face and so it was replaced with an existing image by Sal Buscema (the full Bolland image is out there on the internet and easy enough to find). Although some may be outraged I think the editor made the right choice for the comic and I much prefer this one. It just looks more like the Hulk.
Below is the inside of the front cover giving a taster of what awaits the reader. I think I'm right in saying Hulk Comic was the first Marvel UK title to feature a significant number of UK originated strips (Black Knight, Nick Fury and Night Raven).
Marvel UK.
March 1979 ad for Conan the Barbarian strip appearing in Marvel Comic! Marvel UK.
March 1979 ad for Rampage Magazine No. 8! It had started life as Rampage Monthly then changed to Rampage Magazine with No. 6 but with the The Incredible Hulk's name being given more prominence on the cover to tie-in to the Hulk TV show. It remained like this until No. 28 when The X-Men finally ousted Brucie from the cover spot. Marvel UK.
March 1979 ad for The Micronauts strip appearing in Star Wars Weekly! Marvel UK.
Eagle No. 259, dated 7 March 1987. Avenger cover by Mike Western. Below is an ad for the issue that appeared in other IPC titles.
Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.
Need someone to go undercover at a roller derby? No problem.
Farrah Fawcett-Majors from the Charlie's Angels episode 'Angels on Wheels' (season 1, episode 12), first broadcast 7 March 1977.
Most of the roller derby scenes from this episode were shot at the rink used by the Los Angeles Thunderbirds (the team here is called the Los Angeles Tornadoes). Dick Sargent, known primarily as the second Darrin in Bewitched, makes the first of his three series guest appearances in this episode.
Profile of Griffin of Storm Force from Battle No. 618, dated 7 March 1987. Art by Vanyo. Treasury of British Comics.