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Captain Britain No. 24, dated 23 March 1977 with cover art by Ron Wilson. Below, from Collector's Gazette No. 469 (April 2023), the issue sold at auction for £85 in February 2023.

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Ringo and Maureen at an after party celebrating the reissue of the 1956 film, Around The World in 80 Days, at the Dorchester Hotel, London on the 23rd March 1968. They’re pictured with the party hostess, Elizabeth Taylor, ballet star Rudolf Nureyev and Mia Farrow. (Ringo dancing with Mia Farrow and then Elizabeth Taylor). 

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Baleadas https://goo.gl/DYDsCG

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Fury No. 2, dated 23 March 1977. Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos cover by Eric Bradbury based on an interior panel. Did he do anything else for Marvel?

Also in the issue was a double page 'poster' of Fury and the Howlers. The art is by Adrian Beeton. He's not an artist that I'm familiar with except that I know some of his work showed up in the early years of 2000AD (the cutaway of Dan Dare's Space Fortress that appeared in a Prog and an Annual for example).

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Johnny Sees Red!

Battle Action Force No. 516, dated 23 March 1985. Johnny Red cover by Carlos Pino.

Treasury of British Comics.

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Warlord No. 548, dated 23 March 1985. Code-Name Warlord cover by Jeff Bevan.

DC Thomson.

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Hurricane, dated 23 May 1964. Moments of Glory No. 8 - Operation Plunder cover. Operation Plunder was the allied mission to cross the Rhine and began on 23 March 1945. Treasury of British Comics.

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George dancing with MP Bessie Braddock at the Carl Alan Awards, (honouring people who have made a significant contribution to the dance and theatre industry) at Empire Ballroom, Leicester Square, London on 23rd March 1964.