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Te busqué por todos los rincones de la casa, en la cara de cada uno de los desconocidos que me encontraba por la calle, en cada una de las nubes que pintan el paisaje, en cada taza de chocolate caliente que bebo antes de irme a dormir, y por más que te busqué sólo encontré: un disfraz de inocencia, una mueca falsa, una cucharada de mentiras, una imagen tuya muy distinta a la que yo conocía. Y que en absoluto me gustó.
-Enterarme de la verdad fue un golpe duro de realidad
Stelle
Eagle No. 71, dated 30 July 1983. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.
Battle Modern Master Plan No. 16 - The Boeing Pegasus Hydrofoil. Only six of these were made and they were in service from 1977 to 30 July 1993. Only one, USS Aries, still exists and it is at a Hydrofoil Museum in Missouri.
From Battle Picture Weekly No. 72, dated 17 July 1976. Treasury of British Comics.
Buddy No. 129, dated 30 July 1983. Frontline UK cover by Ian Kennedy which I think came from Ian's interior art from an earlier issue. Below is an ad for this issue (which turned out to be the penultimate one). DC Thomson.
Battle Picture Weekly and Valiant No. 126, dated 30 July 1977. The Sarge cover, artist unknown. Treasury of British Comics.
Warlord No. 462, dated 30 July 1983. Sabor's Army cover by Jeff Bevan.
DC Thomson.
Bullet No. 77 dated 30 July 1977. Fireball cover, artist unknown.
DC Thomson.
2000AD Prog 585, cover dated 30 July 1988. Judge Dredd cover and interior art by Alan Davis.
This was the only full Dredd strip drawn by Alan who, by 1988, had been working for both DC and Marvel. The silhouetted character shown on the cover isn't Batman but The Bat-Mugger. I've read this story was a warm-up for him drawing a potential Judge Dredd/Batman crossover. That didn't work out although the two characters did end up meeting in a 1991 special which I personally wasn't a fan of. I think if Alan had stayed on board it would have ended up a very different story.
Rebellion.
