Advertising flyer for the first 1993 issue of Formula 1 News, often just known as F1 News, featuring Michael Schumacher in (I think) the 1992 Camel Benetton Ford B192.
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Advertising flyer for the first 1993 issue of Formula 1 News, often just known as F1 News, featuring Michael Schumacher in (I think) the 1992 Camel Benetton Ford B192.
Eagle and Scream No. 151, dated 9 February 1986. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.
Battle Action Force No. 510, cover dated 9 February 1985. Action Force cover by Robin Smith. Treasury of British Comics.
You've had it, Chum! Captain Britain No. 18, dated 9 February 1977 with cover art by Ron Wilson.
Battle Weapons File from Battle Action Force No. 510, dated 9 February 1985. A rare example in a UK comic of the King Tiger with the 'Krupp' turret (sometimes called the Porsche turret) . Long story but the bulk of the King Tigers (Tiger ll) were fitted with what was called the 'Henschel' turret and it's usually the latter that you see when depicted in a war comic. Rightly so as of the 492 made only 50 had the Krupp turret shown above. Its also possible there were few reference photos readily available then of the Krupp turret. Complicating the explanation further is that both turrets had been designed by Krupp.
I understand the reason that there were different turrets in the first place related to different prototypes of the hull being designed and the Krupp turret was meant for the prototype that was later rejected. Orders were received for the 50 turrets but the correct hull to attach them to didn't go in to production.
Art wise it does look like the work of Mike Dorey but hard to tell. Mike definitely drew the King Tiger when it appeared in the Hellman stories in Battle Action in 1978 (below) with the more common 'Henschel' turret.
Treasury of British Comics.
1985 ad for 2000AD featuring Judge Dredd. Art by Ron Smith. Rebellion.
Warlord No. 542, dated 9 February 1985. Killer Kane cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.
Warlord No. 281, dated 9 February 1980. Fight or Die! cover by Jeff Bevan and news of a great free gift on the back page.
DC Thomson.