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Spider-Man and Hulk Weekly No. 408, dated 31 December 1980. She-Hulk and Man-Thing cover by Michael Golden (originally used on The Savage She-Hulk No. 8, 1980). Marvel UK.
Spellbound No. 67, dated 31 December 1977. Supercats cover by Norman Lee. DC Thomson.
Wildcat No. 6, dated 31 December 1988 - 13 January 1989, 40p every fortnight. Kitten Magee cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics.
The Wizard No. 412, dated 31 December 1977. The Dragon's Heart cover by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.
Bullet No. 99 dated 31 December 1977. Frontline UK cover by Jeff Bevan.
DC Thomson.
Hotspur No. 950, dated 31 December 1977. Savage Safari cover. DC Thomson.
Battle Action Force cover dated 31 December 1983 with a menacing Baron Ironblood cover by Robin Smith and Geoff Campion. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Action cover dated 31 December 1977 with a cover by Carlos Ezquerra.
Good cover at first glance but the main character is holding the Sten gun magazine in a very odd manner. Not sure if this figure is meant to be The Sarge or not. He has been drawn with a pipe but that character rarely, if ever, used a Sten. I wonder if this may have been an unused D-Day Dawson cover that has had a pipe drawn in later?
Inside - The Early Adventures of Hellman of Hammer Force with art by Jim Watson.
Treasury of British Comics.
