Dec 26, 2023
Super Naturals No. 5, dated 26 December 1987 - 8 January 1988. Cover by Ian Kennedy. This was a licensed property based on a toy line from Tonka. A strange mixture of figures it has to be said.
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Super Naturals No. 5, dated 26 December 1987 - 8 January 1988. Cover by Ian Kennedy. This was a licensed property based on a toy line from Tonka. A strange mixture of figures it has to be said.
The Hornet No. 68, dated 26 December 1964. The Bear came at Christmas cover, artist unknown. DC Thomson.
Battle with Storm Force No. 660, dated 26 December 1987. Storm Force cover by Vanyo. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Action No. 347, dated 26 December 1981. Charley's War cover by Joe Colquhoun. Treasury of British Comics.
The Hornet No. 381, dated 26 December 1970. The Hornet Gallery of Courage - Terror Came at Christmas cover, retelling the story of Joseph Edward Mott GC (1914-1983).
"The KING has been graciously pleased to approve of the Award of the Medal of the Military Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire to the undermentioned:– For Gallantry. No. 6009084 Private Joseph Edward Mott, 1st Battalion, The Essex Regiment. At about 8.20 p.m. on the 25th December, 1937, a bomb was thrown into the Jordania Café, Haifa. The Café was crowded with soldiers and civilians at the time. The bomb fell at the feet of Private Mott who was seated at a table with some other men of the Battalion. With the utmost coolness and presence of mind, Private Mott picked it up and hurled it through the window into the street, where it exploded with great violence. This highly courageous act undoubtedly saved several lives, and injuries to many" - The London Gazette of 25 February 1938. DC Thomson.
A Marvel UK ad for Doctor Who Weekly No. 11, dated 26 December 1979.
The Wizard No. 46, dated 26 December 1970. DC Thomson.
Today I am grateful for:
1 A good second Christmasday.
2 My dad supporting my tattoo.
3 The thick skin I've developed, being able to sincerely say I don't care what people think of me.