#20mar

[all-action-all-picture]

Bullet No. 6, dated 20 March 1976. Fireball cover, artist unknown.

DC Thomson.

[amarnxs]

Cuando se tiene cierto cariño o aprecio por alguien, lo menos que queremos es hacerle daño.

Espero que me entiendas.

M.

[the-cosmic-empire]

Asked whether he wanted to be known as Sir Ringo, the musician, whose real name is Richard Starkey, replied: "I don't know yet. It's new and I don't know how you use it properly."

Turning to BBC reporter Colin Paterson, he added: "But I expect you to use it."

The 77-year-old added he knew exactly what he'd do with his medal.

"I'll be wearing it at breakfast," he joked.

[BBC News, 20th March 2018]

Ringo receiving his knighthood from Prince William at Buckingham Palace yesterday, 20th March 2018. 

The top photo is a little excerpt from All About the Beatles by Edward de Blasio, published in 1964. Very foony. 

[all-action-all-picture]

Battle No. 359, dated 20 March 1982. Charley's War cover by Joe Colquhoun. Treasury of British Comics.

[all-action-all-picture]

Battle Picture Weekly No. 55, dated 20 March 1976. Major Eazy cover by Carlos Ezquerra (although Eazy's face looks a bit off to me in this one).

Plus the mystery extra this week was the Battle Picture Weekly Armoured Fighting Vehicles War Wheel!

Treasury of British Comics.

[all-action-all-picture]

Lord Peter Flint. Very much a snazzy dresser when drawn by Franc Fuentesman. DC Thomson.

[all-action-all-picture]

Warlord No. 78, cover dated 20 March 1976. Code-Name Warlord cover art by Neville Wilson. This is one of my favourite Warlord covers. Really outstanding work. DC Thomson.

[all-action-all-picture]

The Hotspur and Hornet No. 857, dated 20 March 1976. King Cobra cover by Ron Smith. DC Thomson.