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Tuesday, 27 June 2023
COMPLETE TERRIFIC COVER GALLERY OMNIBUS...
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I'm always intrigued to see that classic artwork repurposed for other editions. These covers have a nifty fun light feeling to them.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at the colour mistakes in costumes, RJ. Bare legs on Captain America on #20 - just what were they thinking?
ReplyDeleteI never bought Terrific and don't recall the free gifts which were usually a major reason to pick up these comics. I agree with Rip, nice covers. Were the early issues called Terrific or "Its Terrific"?
ReplyDeleteI think the 'it's' was just part of the intro, McS, and not meant to be regarded literally as part of the title. Everyone just referred to the comic as 'Terrific', not 'It's Terrific'.
ReplyDeleteThat's right, Kid, but I always uesd to call it "It's..." simply because it was written up there.
DeleteThe perfect companion to Fantastic, I bought 'em all!
With #8, the intro read 'The Best Of British Comics - It's...', so I wonder whether anyone ever called it that, JP.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I never went that far!
DeleteNeither did I, JP. I just called them Fantastic and Terrific. I seem to recall from the dim and distant days of my childhood, hearing someone once ask in a newsagent's, "Do you have the TV21?" Maybe I'm imagining it though.
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