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1981 ad for 2000AD featuring Judge Dredd prog 200 which went on sale with a cover date of 21 February. Judge Dredd art by Ron Smith. Rebellion.
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1981 ad for 2000AD featuring Judge Dredd prog 200 which went on sale with a cover date of 21 February. Judge Dredd art by Ron Smith. Rebellion.
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The Beatles leaving the US for London from Kennedy Airport on the 21st February 1964. (Top photo of the boys in the car travelling to the airport).
Pics: New York Daily News Archive
The French Panhard armoured car which was modified by the Germans to patrol railways as the Schienenpanzer (schiene translating as either rail or track). This was a back page feature from Battle Action No. 303, dated 21 February 1981. Source photograph below. Treasury of British Comics.
The splash page of a Western tale Train Raid from Battle Action No. 303, dated 21 February 1981 with art from the unmistakeable Ron Turner.
The writer Brian Burrell also shows up in various IPC titles from the late 70's/early 80's like Tornado, Eagle and Scream. Not sure if this was a pseudonym for someone else.
The South Fork General Store is probably a reference to Southfork Ranch, the home of the Ewing family in the popular soap Dallas which was still in its early days on UK television. Treasury of British Comics.
A newsagent reservation ad for Battle Action from February 1981. Johnny Red art by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.
Free gift of a 5 piece pack of Hubba Bubba bubble gum with Roy of the Rovers, Tiger and Speed and Battle Action in February 1981!
Battle Picture Weekly No, 51, cover dated 21 February 1976. Cold Steele cover, artist unknown but as some of you may have guessed it was originally used as a cover on a 'Picture Library' title. The earliest example I'm aware of is for Battle Picture Library No. 27 Death and Glory! from the early 1960's.
Treasury of British Comics.