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Battle No. 354, dated 13 February 1982. Johnny Red cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.

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The Beatles arrive in Miami on the 13th February 1964. 

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Warlord No. 411, cover dated 7 August 1982. Union Jack Jackson cover by Ian Kennedy (with a photo background of US Marines with the distinctive "frogskin" camo covers on their helmets). I thought this image was unusual as the figures seemed familiar and the faces weren't as detailed as Ian's normal work. On checking it turned out the figures were reused from the background of Ian's cover to Warlord No. 386, dated 13 February 1982.

D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.

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George trying out a calypso steel drum Sandy Lane Beach, Barbados while on honeymoon there with Pattie. Photo dated as 13th February 1966. 

Pic: AP

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Paul (and Linda) performing with his new band, Wings, on the 13th February, 1972 at Newcastle University, the first stop on Wing’s impromptu tour of UK universities.

“I couldn’t believe my luck. Paul asked if a spot could be found for his new band, Wings, in the Sunday folk night at the hall. They just turned up out of the blue in a big van full of equipment. We were only too happy to oblige.”

[Steve Dresser, chairman of Newcastle University’s entertainment committee]

The gig was 50p admission on the door and the proceeds were split equally between all the band members. The set kicked off with a cover of Little Richard’s Lucille and featured a mixture of covers and new songs, but no Beatles songs were included. 

Pics: Newcastle Chronicle.

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13 FEBRERO

Chiara y Violeta via ig stories de percebesygrelos

Chiara y Violeta via ig stories de lumeritumbao

Violeta haciendo videollamada con Chiara en la entrevista de Kapra

Entrevista de Violeta para Kapra Diner 4x05

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The Hornet No. 388, dated 13 February 1971. The Record Breaker from Bundaberg cover, artist unknown. This story was about Australian Bert Hinkler who, in 1928, became the first person to fly solo from England to Australia. He packed a lot into his life but died in a plane crash in 1933 aged 39. DC Thomson.

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