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Who knew the 21st century was going to be such a disaster? TV 21, that's who! Thrill to adventures in the self-inflicted doom-laden world to come this week at Stupid Comics! https://misterkitty.net/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics957.html
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Who knew the 21st century was going to be such a disaster? TV 21, that's who! Thrill to adventures in the self-inflicted doom-laden world to come this week at Stupid Comics! https://misterkitty.net/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics957.html
Archive Comic Creator Interview: TV Century 21 and Look-In artist Mike Noble
From the archives of classic British comic zines, here's a 1992 interview with TV21 and Look-In artist Mike Noble, reproduced with permission from the pages of the The Gopherville Argus
The following archive interview with artist Mike Noble is reproduced with permission from the pages of the British zine The Gopherville Argus Issue Three, edited and published by Bill Storie, with design work by Terry Doyle, in 1992… Lee Sullivan and Mike Noble at Andercon 2014. Photo courtesy Lee Sullivan. Question: What do the following television series have in common? The Lone…
Talking Pictures to air interview with TV21 and Look-in artist Mike Noble
If you're a fan of the legendary TV Century 21 and Look-In artist Mike Noble, then you won't want to miss The Noble Art of Fireball XL5 on Talking Pictures
If you’re a fan of the legendary TV Century 21 and Look-In artist Mike Noble, then you won’t want to miss The Noble Art of Fireball XL5 on Talking Pictures. Mike, who, sadly, we lost in 2018, is perhaps best known for his work on the British weekly comics TV Century 21 – drawing strips such as “Fireball XL5“, “Captain Scarlet” and “Star Trek” and Look-In – working on strips such as “The Famous…
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TV 21 "Playing with Fire" (1981)
another great power pop song. scottish band.
TV Century 21 (Issue 73)
A note to Doug Luke (set photographer) from Gerry Anderson as they pose with the largest model of Thunderbird 3.
The International Rescue team celebrate Christmas on Tracy Island.
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tv 21, september 25, 1971 pages 18 & 19