#10feb

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Wolverine by Alan Davis and Paul Neary (from Wolverine: Bloodlust, 1990). I wasn't aware that Paul had passed away on 10 February 2024. Marvel.

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CBS News: Who came up with the name Beatles, and what does it really mean?

Ringo: John thought of the name Beatles, and he'll tell you about it now.

John: It means Beatles, doesn't it? But that's just a name, you know, like shoe.

Paul: The Shoes, you see? We could have been called The Shoes for all you know.

[CBS News Interview at the Plaza Hotel, New York, 10th Feb 1964]

The Shoes, I mean The Beatles photographed at the Plaza Hotel, New York on 10th February 1964, during press conferences and photo shoots. 

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"Yeehaw!" Wildcat No. 8, dated 28 January 1989 - 10 February 1989, 40p every fortnight. Joe Alien cover by Ron Smith. Treasury of British Comics.

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The Hornet No. 492, dated 10 February 1973. Captain Hornet cover, artist unknown. DC Thomson.

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Battle Action cover dated 10 February 1979. The image of Erwin Rommel was taken from a photograph while other art is by Mike Western, Eric Bradbury and Joe Colquhoun.

Treasury of British Comics.

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A Marvel UK ad for Marvel Classic Comics: The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas. The cover is by John Buscema and Ernie Chan.

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The Crunch No. 4, dated 10 February 1979. Shown below is the splash page art for this weeks The Walking Bombs strip with art by Denis McLoughlin. I think the car shown is meant to be a Matra Bagheera. Yes, it was named after the leopard in The Jungle Book. DC Thomson.

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The Beatles with TV personality and psychologist Dr. Joyce Brothers who interviewed them and posed for photos at the Plaza Hotel, New York on 10th February 1964.