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Sunday 6 April 2014
SMASH! COVER GALLERY - PART FIVE...
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I'm not old enough to remember this comic but the last cover made me smile as one of my father's favourite sayings was "the 7th Cavalry have arrived" whenever the good guys turned up to save the day on a TV show. I never really knew who he was referring to.
ReplyDeleteNot that it did them much good at the Battle of the Little Bighorn, CJ. I think the 7th Cavalry could've done with the assistance of the other six.
ReplyDeleteI have no memories of this comic.
ReplyDeleteBut wait a minute what is that ad for?
Letraset super action transfers.
I loved those.
And I recall the packs came in larger sizes too.
Oh my poor synapses are lighting up!
I don't think Letraset do these rub-down transfers any more, Baab (apart from letters), which is a great shame. I remember them too.
ReplyDeleteDo Letraset even do rub-down lettering anymore? I'd have thought that would have been obsolete by the coming of desktop publishing...
ReplyDeleteAnd that Enterprise in the Star Trek Badges ad looks a little, er, off model I believe they say these days.
I think the Art Store in Glasgow that I use still has rub-down letters, BS, but as to whether they're by Letraset or not, I'm unsure.
ReplyDeleteYeah, the Enterprise top is certainly dodgy, but that's a good painting of Spock.