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There is a model company that have apparently found stock of the free gift in issue 10 of the Hotspur,1963. Now,as we all know issue 10 of the Hotspur in either volume was not published in 1963. On enlarging the picture,I have found that it is 210,which makes sense. 2 planes,£6,I've ordered. Bargai...

Richard S. wrote: ↑

16 May 2024, 06:41

more original art by Eric Parker - he's still on his holidays, this time he's in Calvi (in Corsica)

https://boysadventurecomics.blogspot.co ... of-10.html

What astounding,absolutely brilliant art,so lovely to see.
Thanks for sharing Richard.

I'm off work today,back tomorrow,and have just been watching a great film on this channel;"Rubber Racketeers" (1942).
I love the movies this channel shows,they are old forgotten classics.

There is a model company that have apparently found stock of the free gift in issue 10 of the Hotspur,1963. Now,as we all know issue 10 of the Hotspur in either volume was not published in 1963. On enlarging the picture,I have found that it is 210,which makes sense. 2 planes,£6,I've ordered. Bargain...

STORY 17 ISSUES 46-52 (1977) "AUTOMATAN" Gunter Ull,master of robotics,is determined to take the brain pattern of the OSO boss (Oscar Goldman) and transfer it to an android under his control. This story reflects both bionic tv series by introducing the "Look-in" fembots idea and indeed the majority ...

an addition to my list of obscure bits of Dan Dare / Eagle related merchandise...today it's the much sought after Dan Dare tie clip! https://boysadventurecomics.blogspot.com/2024/05/dan-dare-tieclip.html How is the Dan Dare tie clip "obscure" Richard?? I thought as members of this forum we all had ...

Despite having both of these shows on dvd,is wonderful to know that they are being broadcasted again. Was watching the channel London Live at hospital earlier and they showed an episode from The Prisoner, "The Schizoid Man". Again,have it on DVD and VHS but hadn't seen it for years and was absolutel...

Shiner wrote: ↑

26 Apr 2024, 07:52

There was a Look-In Follyfoot special in 1973.

Thanks Shiner. I think it was the only time that Look-in dedicated a special to a single television show but I could be wrong.

Follyfoot was a childrens' television series aired between 1971-1973. It was inspired by Monica Dickens' novel "Cobblers' Dream". Aimed at the teenage girls market it ended up with a lot of adult fans, due to its depictions of terrible treatment of animals. The show had many messages, an absurdly aw...

STORY 2 "THE MOUNTAIN SECRET" ISSUES 8-15 ARTIST:BRIAN LEWIS WRITER:ALAN FENNEL Led by Carlos Frangier, rebels have taken control of a small oil sheikdom. Major Graham is strangely worried about the switch of power and asks the freewheelers to pose as tourists and get information. They find that She...

Richard S. wrote: ↑

25 Apr 2024, 06:43

A covers gallery for Marvel UK's 9-issue run of 'Thundercats' collected comics

https://boysadventurecomics.blogspot.co ... omics.html

Excellent work,these are quite hard to find.

STORY 2 "STANS' SUSPENSION" ISSUES 34-37 (1971) In a rush to get to his date with Ethel, Stan is spotted speeding by the police who issue a friendly warning to the depot. Blakey uses it as an excuse to have Stan suspended. When he is re-instated,Stan is told he has to re-take his bus driving test, h...

Slightly off topic but .... Is it just me or did The Beano become crass and The Dandy stay a decent read??? I'm no expert whatsoever on these two publications but bought both as a youngster and as an old git in the last decade have had a few Dandy annuals and a few Beano comics.... The Beano isn't a...

Just had delivery of three nice Dandy comics No 390, 405 & 406 from 1949 in fine - condition. :) https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/meips/ADKq_NbDh5MJPWSYC3BNOsRihAc0C-tleQvDtjoNbRqUB_m2kDTG3oE7kZPD1VPFbHOXzQUteqeSxyLq_w4nKeCD3q3TsjSzrs1X4FXXtmvA0uufv-bI_g=s0-d-e1-ft#https://live.staticflickr.com/65...

stevezodiac wrote: ↑

21 Apr 2024, 14:52

I have a copy. Bought it for the Ron Embleton cover.

Excellent stuff Steve.
His obituary in The Times described him as "responsible for some of the finest full-colour adventure series in modern British comics ... a grandmaster of his art." (Credit to Wikipedia).