Thursday, 22 July 2010

LOOK And LEARN...WHY DON'TCHA?


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A couple of years or so back, I purchased The BIG BUMPER BOOK Of LOOK & LEARN (published by CENTURY).  I didn't buy the mag when I was a child (though I did for a time in the mid-'70s as a teenager), but its presence was everywhere; schools, libraries, doctors' and dentists' waiting rooms and the like, and it was certainly a quality magazine.  As well as the book, a new series of LOOK & LEARN was also published as a limited, 48 issue subscription, with binders also available.

Recently, I bought the set - and what a treasure it is!  Many of the paintings are truly astounding, being by the likes of top illustrators of the day - like EMBLETON, LAWRENCE, HOWAT, PAYNE, etc.  What's more, although it originally appeared in RANGER magazine, the legendary TRIGAN EMPIRE is reprinted from its first episode - as it originally appeared.  On top of all that, if you purchase the set, it comes with a faithful facsimile of the original 1962 issue of Look & Learn #1 - complete with free gift.

Go on - recapture those long-ago, vanished days of your youth, and order the set - with binders - of a true classic that graced the newsagents' shelves for a good 20 years.  You know it makes sense.

Details can be found at http://www.lookandlearn.com/ - click on now.

IT'S A KNOCKOUT...


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One of my favourite comics of the '70s was KNOCKOUT.  I faithfully purchased it every week for quite some time, and I remember being particularly fascinated by the cover of the 1972 HOLIDAY SPECIAL.  There was just something about the colours that captured my full and undivided attention.  (It still does, in fact.)

The Special featured such strips as My BRUVVER, PETE'S POCKETS, SHRIMP, BEEFY BRAWN, SON Of SIR, COPY KATE, JOKER, The TOFFS & The TUFFS, The GROUP, The SUPER SEVEN, BEAT Your NEIGHBOUR, The FULL HOUSE, BARRY & BOING, MOOSE, BONEY, FUSS POT, LITTLE DEVIL - and my favourite - The HAUNTED WOOD.  Super value for money at only 10 new pence.