I could 'pepper' this post with
info about ANGIE DICKINSON,
star of the POLICE WOMAN TV
series from the '70s, but why bother
when one picture speaks a thousand
words? And they all say the same
thing: she's an absolute Babe!
Saturday, 26 September 2015
GIT ALONG, LITTLE DOGGIE...
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| Copyright relevant owner |
Time for another page from TV EXPRESS WEEKLY, featuring HUCKLEBERRY HOUND and YOGI BEAR. The comic eventually merged with TV COMIC, in which some of the full page Yogi strips were reprinted in black and white quite a number of years later. Whether any of the other HANNA-BARBERA strips likewise made a re-appearance, I couldn't say.
CAPTAIN BRITAIN COVER, SPLASH PAGE & IMAGE GALLERY - PART ELEVEN...
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| Images copyright MARVEL COMICS |
As I've said a million times (at least) before, it's amazing how our perception of time seems different at various stages through our lives. Case in point: The above periodical came out a mere four years, eight months after my purchase of The FANTASTIC FOUR #126 on Friday 6th October 1972. Nowadays, to me, such a period passes (yes, here it comes) faster than a fart from The FLASH, but back in 1977, a huge gulf seemed to exist between the two dates.
The reason why FF #126 now springs to mind is because the first part of the tale was reprinted in CAPTAIN BRITAIN #35, and extremely glad I was to see it again, even if only in black and white. I've now got three pristine replacements of that classic FF mag, but CB's reprint of it resonates in my memory just as much as its original printing.
Anyway, I'm sure you don't visit this blog to read the piffle that I write (though feel free to disagree and tell me you hang on my every word), so I'll give my typing finger a rest and let you now consume the cataclysmic covers and comic pages that lay before you. If any fond memories of your distant youth resurface as you peruse these pulsating panels, feel free to share them in the comments section.
After all, what's the point in keeping them to yourself?
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