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The Story of Flora Fenton from Judy No. 192, dated 14 September 1963. In case you're wondering there has been a theatre at Drury Lane since 1663. Art is by Ron Smith but none of your dual-wielding Lawgivers in this strip. DC Thomson.

#1963 #14sep #judy #ron smith #the story of flora fenton

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Battle Action Force No. 522, dated 4 May 1985. Revenge of the Red Shadows cover by Jim Watson. Treasury of British Comics.

#battle #battle action force #action force #04may #1985 #jim watson #palitoy #hasbro #revenge of the red shadows #treasury of british comics

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The Hornet No. 556, dated 4 May 1974. Captain Hornet cover by Jim Watson. DC Thomson.

#the hornet #jim watson #captain hornet #04may #1974

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1983 application to join Action Force! The figures shown are from the Action Force Series 2 line - Wheels driving the Z Force Jeep and the Z Force Sapper (who was a repaint of the 1982 Series 1 Commando).

#palitoy #hasbro #action man #action force #z force #wheels #action force series 2

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The Hornet No. 295, dated 3 May 1969. Twelve Seconds to Live! cover by Keith Shone. DC Thomson.

#the hornet #keith shone #03may #1969

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Giant Man by Bob Layton, 2014.

#giant man #bob layton #marvel #2014

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1979 ad for The Mighty Thor in Spider-Man Comic from Marvel UK.

#18jul #1979 #marvel uk #marvel #spider-man comic

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The Hornet No. 86, dated 1 May 1965. Second to None! cover. DC Thomson.

#the hornet #01may #1965 #land rover

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The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 61, dated 1 May 1980. I call it The Incredible Hulk Weekly but it had dropped the Weekly part after No. 58. The cover art, by Rich Buckler and Jack Abel, was originally used on The Incredible Hulk No. 246, 1980. Marvel UK.

#01may #1980 #the hero and the hulk #the incredible hulk weekly #marvel uk #rich buckler #jack abel

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This Week in the Country from Judy No. 202, dated 23 November 1963. DC Thomson.

#judy #1963 #23nov #this week in the country #wildlife

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Fighter Aces - Douglas Bader (1910-1982). The first of this series of back page features from Warlord, 30 April 1977. Additional art by Jeff Bevan. DC Thomson.

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Green Lantern No. 182, dated November 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. This issue also featured the first part of a back-up strip drawn by Kevin O'Neill. DC Comics.

#green lantern #dave gibbons #kevin o'neill #dc #dc comics #1984 #len wein

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JLA ("The International" era) by Kevin Maguire and Josef Rubinstein from JLA-Z No. 2, December 2003. DC Comics.

#kevin maguire #joe rubinstein #jla #jla international #dc #dc comics #2003 #justice league #justice league international #guy gardner #batman #booster gold #blue beetle

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Uncanny X-Men No. 113, dated September 1978. The first cover on the title from John Byrne, with inks by Bob Layton. Marvel.

#john byrne #bob layton #marvel #1978 #uncanny x-men

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Batman and the Outsiders No. 22, dated June 1985. The debut of Alan Davis on the title as well as being his first cover for DC Comics.

#batman and the outsiders #alan davis #1985 #batman #dc #dc comics

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A publicity shot of Roger Moore as James Bond in Live and Let Die (1973). Roger is shown holding a Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver. Bond doesn't use this type of gun in the movie but it is used by Clifton James as Sheriff JW Pepper.

#roger moore #live and let die #1973 #clifton james #007 #oo7 #james bond #sheriff jw pepper

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Green Lantern No. 179, dated August 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.

#green lantern #dave gibbons #dc #dc comics #1984