Jan 19, 2024
You'll never guess the shocking identity of our awesome super villain! Although if you guess The Red Skull then you might be right.
Captain Britain No. 15, dated 19 January 1977 with cover art by Ron Wilson.
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You'll never guess the shocking identity of our awesome super villain! Although if you guess The Red Skull then you might be right.
Captain Britain No. 15, dated 19 January 1977 with cover art by Ron Wilson.
Louis on January 19
2013
Louis photographed for INROCK magazine
2017
Louis was spotted at Coldwater Canyon Park in Beverly Hills
on the same day, Louis and his friends hung out with songwriters Hayley Warner and Ben Burgess 🍟
Louis made a revelation during the promo interview with Jojo Wright 🐧
and finished off the day at 1 OAK club in LA
The Beatles recording A Day In The Life on 19th January 1967. For this session only it had the working title In The Life Of…
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Warlord No. 539, dated 19 January 1985. Stolberg cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.
Battle Action Force No. 507, dated 19 January 1985. The Nightmare cover, probably by Mario Capaldi. Treasury of British Comics.
The Deadliest Hundred Yards!
Super Spider-Man and the Titans No. 206, dated 19 January 1977. The cover was based on that of The Amazing Spider-Man No. 153 by Gil Kane and John Romita.
Michael Crawford, born Michael Patrick Smith on 19 January 1942.
Best known as Frank Spencer in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, a BBC sitcom created by Raymond Allen that ran for 19 episodes and three Christmas specials between 1973 and 1978. Crawford wasn't the first choice to play Frank but its hard to imagine anyone else in the role now and Frank's voice and mannerisms became a goldmine for impressionists over the years.
Frank was well meaning but spectacularly inept at nearly all tasks and usually oblivious to the damage he caused. Despite this he was a very endearing character...unless you were his neighbour or employer.
There was a lot of physical comedy and Crawford did all his own stunts which remain impressive today. Arguably the most well known one is where Frank's trip to an indoor roller skating rink goes spectacularly wrong and he ends up taking to the streets.