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Eagle No. 79, dated 24 September 1983. The Mekon from Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover on this 'New Look' (newsprint) issue by Ian Kennedy. Good to see a return for the legendary potato gun though. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.
George and Ringo (and I think, Neil Aspinall) on the Ballroom set at West Malling Air Station in Maidstone, Kent on the 24th September 1967, photographed during the rehearsals for the Your Mother Should Know section of Magical Mystery Tour.
Spellbound No. 53, dated 24 September 1977. Lots of finger pointing going on in this Supercats cover. Not sure if this is by Norman Lee, the usual cover artist, or made up from various images of Enrique Badia Romero's interior art. DC Thomson.
Action dated 24 September 1977. Hellman of Hammer Force cover, artist unknown. The pose is reminiscent of a splash page featuring Karl Schafft, everyone's favourite member of the Abwehr, by Francisco Fuentes Manuel that had appeared in Warlord in February that year.
A great Code-Name Warlord splash page, featuring Peter Flint's recurring rival Karl Schafft. Art by Francisco Fuentes Manuel from Warlord No
Both are similar to an Airfix WWll German Paratroops figure that had first been released in 1976. The figure is in a running pose with his left leg raised off the base and holding a MP40. He's the main figure on the box art, which I think is by William Stallion, below (but facing the opposite direction) and fifth from the right on the row of figures at the bottom. It's possible both drawings were based on the Airfix figure as I'm sure artists then did base a lot of drawings on model kits and the like.
Treasury of British Comics.
A 1983 ad for 2000AD featuring Judge Dredd prog 335, dated 24 September 1983. Judge Dredd artwork by Ron Smith. Rebellion.
Battle Action Force No. 438, dated 24 September 1983. Johnny Red cover by John Cooper. Treasury of British Comics.
Bullet No. 85 dated 24 September 1977. Fireball cover by Neville Wilson.
DC Thomson.
Warlord No. 470, dated 24 September 1983. Big Willi cover by Jeff Bevan.
DC Thomson.
