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Uncanny X-Men No. 113, dated September 1978. The first cover on the title from John Byrne, with inks by Bob Layton. Marvel.

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Batman and the Outsiders No. 22, dated June 1985. The debut of Alan Davis on the title as well as being his first cover for DC Comics.

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A publicity shot of Roger Moore as James Bond in Live and Let Die (1973). Roger is shown holding a Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver. Bond doesn't use this type of gun in the movie but it is used by Clifton James as Sheriff JW Pepper.

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Green Lantern No. 179, dated August 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.

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Eagle No. 110, dated 28 April 1984. Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future cover by Ian Kennedy. Treasury of British Comics | The Dan Dare Corporation.

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The Defenders Long Island Hang-Out. I love cutaways like this of secret bases. Gives me ideas for my own whenever I get round to building it. Above is the black and white version from The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 54, dated 12 March 1980 and below is the original from The Defenders No. 50 in 1977. Obviously, as the cutaway warns, do not be sharing this with any super-villains!

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Green Lantern No. 175, dated April 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.

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Green Lantern No. 174, dated March 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.

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The Eagle Collection - The Brothers. The story was written by Scott Goodall and the art was by Vanyo. From Eagle No. 107, dated 7 April 1984. Treasury of British Comics.

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Green Lantern No. 172, dated February 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.

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I bet the letterer was tempted to put Fangtastic! on the cover. Nobody would have noticed until it was too late. Doc Savage No. 1, 1966 from Gold Key (there was no second issue). The cover is by James Bama and was part of a larger painting that appeared on the cover of the Doc book The Thousand Headed Man.

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The Grey Angels. A Ron Smith drawn tale from the pages of Judy in 1964. DC Thomson.

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D.R. & Quinch by Alan Davis. I don't know where or when this image first appeared other than it was likely a poster in 2000AD at some point. Rebellion.

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The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 60, dated 24 April 1980. The cover art, by Sal Buscema, was from different panels of his own interior art. In case you're wondering the "Mystery Man" was Captain Marvel. Marvel UK.

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Weird War Tales No. 43, dated December 1975. Cover by Ernie Chan. DC Comics.

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Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) starring Richard Carlson and Julia Adams. Directed by Jack Arnold.

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Green Lantern No. 178, dated July 1984. Cover by Dave Gibbons. DC Comics.