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Friday 21 February 2014
ROLL UP! ROLL UP! STARBURST COVER GALLERY - PART THREE...
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Caroline Munro. Man o' man. Nuff said.
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ReplyDeleteIssue #24 with the Caroline Munro cover was my first issue of Starburst. I remember seeing the very first issue on sale but remarking to my friends that it was a rip-off mag that was just trying to cash in on Star War's success, & as a result never really gave it a second glance in the newsagent's, prefering instead to stick with my Marvel UK's Star Wars Weekly. Eventually I surcumed however, though surprisingly it wasn't the lovely Ms. Munro that make me part with my hard earned pocket money, but the promise of an interview with Mark Hamill! Oh the joy of innocent youth.
ReplyDeleteAmazing to think the mag's still being published today. Staz. I recognised Jon Brosnan's name from his book, James Bond in the Cinema, not realising I'd be lettering his scripts for 2000 A.D. quite a few years later.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember which was the first ish I discovered , but we haven't come to it yet. Did you ever get Starlog as well?
ReplyDeleteI'm bound to have the odd ish, JP, but probably not from this period.
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