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The Avengers starring Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu No. 39, week ending 15 June 1974. The Avengers and Shang-Chi were not the most obvious of stablemates but no doubt Shang-Chi was included in the title due to the popularity of martial arts movies at the time. Marvel UK.

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The Beatles recording It’s Only Love in Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road on the 15th June, 1965.

Pics: Koh Hasebe / Shinko Music / Getty Images

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Richard Sharpe and the Waterloo Campaign, 15 June to 18 June 1815.

A 1997 printing of Sharpe’s Waterloo by Bernard Cornwell with cover illustration by David Scutt.

Sharpe’s Waterloo is the 11th Sharpe novel and was originally published in 1990. Chronologically it is the 21st in the series.

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June 1977 house ad for The Mighty World of Marvel. With No. 247 the masthead of the comic changed from The Mighty World of Marvel featuring The Incredible Hulk and Planet of the Apes to the much shorter The Mighty World of Marvel featuring The Incredible Hulk and Dracula Lives. No wonder it was usually just abbreviated to MWOM.

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Fury No. 14, dated 15 June 1977. Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos cover by Carlos Ezquerra.

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Amazing Heroes No. 97, dated 15 June 1986. Watchmen cover by Dave Gibbons. Good series but the giant squid was just too much for me personally.

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The Beatles with Rumiko Hoshika from Japanese magazine, Music Life, presenting the boys with kakieto awards, during the recording of It’s Only Love at EMI Studios, Abbey Road on the 15th June, 1965.

Pics: Koh Hasebe / Shinko Music / Getty Images

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George during the recording of It’s Only Love on the 15th June, 1965. 

Pic: Koh Hasebe / Shinko Music / Getty Images.