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Unfortunately, I don't have the gift - but here's a b&w interior illustration |
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Unfortunately, I don't have the gift - but here's a b&w interior illustration |
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I'd love to see the inside of that free Apollo capsule again.
ReplyDeleteSo would I - can't remember if I've got the free gift - will have to check.
ReplyDeleteCheers. I do feel the Reaper's breath on the back of my neck! The covers from number 50 on are the ones I remember; is that January '68?
ReplyDeleteYeah - 44 years ago. I can't believe it sometimes.
ReplyDeletewould that be a barry smith drawing as pin-up
ReplyDeleteI recognise the mimics right hand from somewhere else
though....curses...thats the grey matter away lookin for something.
Sure looks like Barry Smith artwork to me, baab - he's doing typical Kirby-type hands, as he tended to do at this point in his career.
ReplyDeleteAnon - didn't have the gift, only the next best thing. A black and white picture of it from inside the magazine. Perhaps you can colour it up on computer and make your own version of it? If so, I'd like to see it.
ReplyDeleteKid,
ReplyDeleteI'd agree wholeheartedly that the Mimic is by Barry Smith.
Thanks Nick. Good to have it verified.
ReplyDeleteI just bought 50 and 53 on ebay but I'm saving them for my Easter holidays. Hoping to find other collectables at the Inversneckie Expo next weekend.
ReplyDeleteOnly another 87 to go, Dougie. Start the countdown.
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