#18dec

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"Where life had no value, death, sometimes, had it's price. That is why the bounty killers appeared".

For A Few Dollars More (or 'the one with the pocket watch'). Artwork by Tony Stella from the 2025 blu-ray release from Arrow Video. The movie was released in the UK on 11 October 1967, nearly two years after its opening in Italy on 18 December 1965. Apparently Lee Marvin had been cast as Colonel Mortimer but dropped out days before filming began to make Cat Ballou.

"Thought I was having trouble with my adding". Classic movie.

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John taking a break from signing lithographs at Ronnie Hawkins’ (from The Band) on Mississauga Road, Ontario on the 18th December 1969. John and Yoko were in Canada on their ‘War is Over’ peace campaign. 

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Spellbound No. 13, dated 18 December 1976. The Strange Tale of the Daisy Grave cover by Norman Lee. DC Thomson.

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The Hornet No. 119, dated 18 December 1965. Guinea Gold cover, artist unknown. DC Thomson.

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Battle No. 398, dated 18 December 1982. Fight for the Falklands cover by Jim Watson. Treasury of British Comics.

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Warlord No. 430, dated 18 December 1982. Coker's Commandos cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.

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Bullet No. 45 dated 18 December 1976. Fireball cover by Jeff Bevan.

DC Thomson.