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Tuesday, 18 August 2015
AWESOME ANNUALS FROM THE '60S - SMASH! ANNUAL 1967...
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I pretty sure I got a Smash annual (Odhams) as I got the weekly comic pretty regularly for years but I cant quite recall them. I think Smash had quite a few annuals published under Odhams and IPC including a couple of specials ( I have one of these somewhere) soit must have been quite a success in its time. Although I was (still am) a big fan of Odhams comics Pow, Smash and Wham (and to a lesser extent Fantastic and Terrific) I always preferred the Smash IPC weekly (but Wham was the best imho).
ReplyDeleteI supposed I liked Wham! slightly better, because it had the Fantastic Four & Frankie Stein, but I much preferred Smash! to Pow!, which I really only started buying regularly when Wham! was merged with it. I also liked the IPC version of Smash!
ReplyDeleteIn fact, now that I think of it, I loved all 5 Power comics. Incidentally, there were 4 Odhams Smash! Annuals, 6 IPC ones, plus a Smash! Fun Book, which was an IPC softcover 'Annual' type book more in the style of the Odhams books. So that was 11 altogether.
"Smash comic came out in February 1966..." - what a coincidence, me too !! Which means I'm too young to remember those Odhams comics - in fact, I'd never heard of them till I started reading your blog, Kid.
ReplyDeleteSee? And to think some people think my blog's a pile of sh*te. An unsolicited testimonial from CJ as to its educational value.
ReplyDeleteEh?