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An ad in Warlord No. 410 (1982) for the return of Union Jack Jackson. UJJ (a Sergeant at this point), Lonnigan and O'Bannion parachute onto the Pacific island of Langu to help train and equip a force of islanders led by WWl veteran Major Tarter. DC Thomson.
URGENT!!
Leopoldo López, opposition politician and leader of the political party Voluntad Popular, who was unjustly imprisioned three years ago in a military jail and given home arrest almost a month ago was just taken from his house. No one knows where is he being taken.
Scenes from Apple Boutique’s closing down give-away on the 31st July 1968, after around 18 months of trading on London’s Baker Street.
“If they'd protected it and the painted wall was there now, they would be saying, 'Wow, look at this. We've got to stop it chipping off.' But that's just typical of the narrow minds we were trying to fight against. That's what the whole Sixties Flower-Power thing was about: 'Go away, you bunch of boring people.' The whole government, the police, the public - everybody was so boring, and then suddenly people realised they could have fun.
“Once we were told we had to get rid of the painting, the whole thing started to lose its appeal. The whole tone of the events around the Apple shop was going sour, and - as it was not working out - we decided to sell it. We ended up giving the contents away. We put an ad in the paper and we filmed people coming in and grabbing everything.”
[George, Anthology]
Battle No. 378, dated 31 July 1982. The Fists of Jimmy Chang cover by Eric Bradbury. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Picture Weekly No. 74, dated 31 July 1976. Major Eazy cover by Carlos Ezquerra, based on is own interior panel. Treasury of British Comics.
Battle Modern Master Plan No. 18 - The Hawker Siddeley Nimrod. In service with the RAF from 1967 until 2011 and replaced by the Boeing E-3 Sentry.
From Battle Picture Weekly No. 74, dated 31 July 1976. Treasury of British Comics.
TV Times (Anglia edition) for the week 31 July to 6 August 1976.
The Wild Bunch cover, artist unknown. This is the only place I've ever seen this art so I'm assuming it was commissioned for this issue. I'm wondering if this was the debut for this movie on UK television?
Buddy's Super Personality Series No. 73. A two page feature on Peter Davison, from the pages of Buddy No. 77, 1982. Art By Brian Delaney.
DC Thomson.
