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Take it from me when I say there is literally nothing worse than getting trapped by a deadly spider amoeba. The Spectacular Spider-Man Weekly No. 337, dated 22 August 1979. The cover art, by Keith Pollard and Klaus Janson, was originally used on Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man No. 31 (1979). Marvel UK.
Q: "Would any of you care to comment on any aspect of the war in Vietnam?"
JOHN: "We don't like it."
Q: "Could you elaborate any?"
JOHN: "No. I've elaborated enough, you know. We just don't like it. We don't like war."
GEORGE: "It's, you know... It's just war is wrong, and it's obvious it's wrong. And that's all that needs to be said about it."
PAUL: "We can elaborate in England."
The Beatles press conference at the Warwick Hotel, New York on the 22nd August 1966.
Pic: Koh Hasebe / Shinko Music.
Battle No. 337, dated 17 October 1981. Charley's War cover by Joe Colquhoun. The cover image is similar to that of Joe's cover for the first Charley's War collection from Titan which was released around 1986.
The inspiration for it thought is undoubtedly the photograph of a British soldier beside the grave of a comrade during the Third Battle of Ypres, 22nd August 1917.
A British soldier stands besides the grave of a comrade near Pilckem during the Third Battle of Ypres, 22nd August 1917.
Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 361, dated 22 August 1981. Cassidy cover.
DC Thomson.
"Johnny Sees Red"
Battle Action No. 231, dated 11 August 1979. Johnny Red cover by Joe Colquhoun.
The artwork was reused almost exactly 8 years later for the cover of No. 642, dated 22 August 1987. By that time the comic's title had changed to Battle with Storm Force.
Treasury of British Comics.
John being Lawrence of Arabia backstage at Memorial Coliseum, Portland, Oregon on the 22nd August, 1965.
Pics: Bob Bonis.
John and Yoko going into The Hit Factory recording studios, New York, 22nd August 1980.
George performing at the Memorial Coliseum, Portland, Oregon on the 22nd August, 1965.
