Ally Sloper metal Cigar Lighter (c.1890s)
Reg design no. 201221. Measuring 4 ins high and made from hollow cast metal, this was probably an Ally Sloper's Half-Holiday competition prize. The taper is stored within the piece and the head unscrews from the body. The assumption is, that having been lit, 'Ally Sloper' was passed around at parties to light diners' cigars. Rare
£100-200 See illustration

Britons On The Border original cover artwork for Buffalo Bill Library No 203 (1917) painted and initialled by Robert Prowse with editor's pencil notes to margin
Watercolour on card. 14 x 9 ins
£150-200 See illustration

Yellow Serpent original cover artwork for Buffalo Bill Library No 192 (1917) painted and initialled by Robert Prowse with editor's pencil notes to margin
Watercolour on card. 14 x 9 ins
£150-200 See illustration

Peg's Paper (1928-39) 19 issues between 321-1072
Wild, Romantic Stories including: Innocent Sinner, He had Two Wives, I am a girl for sale, Wife for an Hour, She played with Fire and Men are all Alike
With Pam's Paper (1926-27) 158, 159, 163, 165, 167, 168 including 'This man claimed her as his wife - and she had never seen him before.' and Betty's Paper (1932) 487, 680 including 'What She dare not tell!'
[vg-/vg+] (27)
£70-100 See illustration

Confessions No 45 (31 Dec 1938)
‘Look like Deanna Durbin at Christmas and you'll break all hearts!’
With Oracle (1937-53) 12 issues between 220-1329 including 'Murder in the Family, Stranger at the Prison Gates' and 'Two Brides within 24 hours'
And Family Star (1938-57) 9 issues between 195-1007, Glamour (1947) 333, 340, 341, Family Journal 1092 (1930), My Weekly (1947-48) 1815, 1840 and Woman's Way (1931) 204, 205
[vg-/vg+] (30)
£70-100 See illustration

Topical Times Football Giveaways (1930s)
7 large Star Footballer portraits (10 x 4 ins each), Star Teams Photo Album, Miniature Panel Portraits with 24 photo inserts complete, Photo Album with 24 photos complete, The Young Players Who's Who and Boy's Magazine Cup Final Gladiators of 1932 (Arsenal vs Newcastle)
[vg-/fn+] (12)
£40-60 See illustration

Beano Comic No 1 (1938)
Introducing Big Eggo, Lord Snooty and His Pals, Morgyn the Mighty and Tin-Can Tommy
Two small file holes to spine. Light tan pages. Professional restoration includes: front cover with added lower edge piece, 1/8 ins trim to several RH page edges. Some interior page edges and tears strengthened with clear tape. Restoration grade [apparent vg]
£3,200-3,800 See illustration

Dandy (1942) 205, 207-211, 209-211 (Easter & April 1st Fun issue)
Propaganda war issues. Desperate Dan in Lord Kitchener style ad: 'YOU can help BRITAIN by collecting WASTE PAPER!' Korky the Cat says: 'Remember! Paper is needed to make Instruments and Ammunition for our gallant Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen'
No 210 complete but [pr], 207, 209 [gd/gd+], 208, 211 [vg], 205 [fn-] (6)
No Reserve See illustration

Dandy (1942) 213-216
Propaganda war issues. Mickey's Magic Book makes Hitler paint on the wall 'Save Paper and Beat Hitler' ("… He's back on his old job again!")
214, 216 [vg-], 213: pages reinforced with rice paper [apparent vg], 215 [vg/fn] (4)
£70-100 See illustration

Dandy (1942) 218-222
Propaganda war issues 'Join the Dandy Paper Chase - loads of it are needed to make ammunition for our gallant soldiers!' Desperate Dan brings down a Messerschmitt and camouflage paints the whole countryside
No 219 missing centrefold [pr], 220, 222 [vg], 218, 221 [fn/vfn] (5)
£90-130 See illustration

Dandy (1942) 223, 226, 227, 230 Xmas
Propaganda war issues 'A K.O. BLOW FOR HITLER' (showing him being knocked out), 'Every British boy would like to biff Hitler good and hard BY SAVING PAPER!' Korky makes waste paper tray cloths for the Red Cross. First Dick Whittington and his Cat by Robert MacGillivray
No 226, 229 [gd], 223, 227 [vg], 230 Xmas: ½ ins edge trim [vg-] (5)
£80-120 See illustration

Dandy (1941-48) 173, 251, 265, 282 (Xmas 1944), 294, 358, 360 (New Year 1948), 364
No 360 1st Brave Young Black-Hoof by Dudley Watkins
Nos 173, 251, 282, 358, 360, all [vg], 265, 294, 364 [fn-] (8)
With Beano (1948) 330-332 April Fool, 339-342 Fireworks, 351 Xmas
With The Beano 50 yr Celebration poster (1988)
The Beanos all retrieved from bound volume with well worn spines [pr/fr] (8). Total items in lot (17)
No Reserve See illustration

Dandy (1947)
Complete year issued fortnightly due to paper shortages. The Dandy was not printed on 15th March
Starring Korky, Keyhole Kate, Desperate Dan, special Danny Longlegs double page Xmas story by Dudley Watkins
No 355 [vg], balance [fn-/vfn+] (25)
£400-500 See illustration

Dandy (1949) 386-423
Complete year. Starring Danny Longlegs and Brave Young Black-Hoof by Dudley Watkins, Black Bob, Korky and Desperate Dan
Published fortnightly until the end of July then weekly once more
The highest graded complete year to be offered at auction [fn/vfn+] (38)
£800-1,100 See illustration

Magic Comic 66 (1940)
Starring Koko the Pup with Peter Piper, and Gulliver by Dudley Watkins
1 ins tear to lower spine, light tan/tan pages [vg+]
£80-120 See illustration

Chimpo original artwork (1946) drawn by E.H. (Harry) Banger and signed to the reverse.
For Coloured Slick Fun No 80 (although it has 'No 81' to lower margin)
Indian ink on card. 14 x 6"
£40-60 See illustration

Red Letter (1940-50) 83 issues between Vol. 3, No 7-Vol 53, No 8 and 5 issues from 1931-1938
With The Midget Comic Red Letter giveaway (1930s) with Dudley Watkins cover art, 2 Rover Midget Comics, Rover 806 Bull's Eye game free gift and Football Tricky Tips (Skipper free gift 1930s)
[vg-/fn-] (93)
£110-140 See illustration

Adventure (1950) 1303-1354
Complete year including Strang the Terrible by Dudley Watkins in complete 18 issue cover adventure
Foxing blemishes to most issues. A few [fn], balance [vg/vg+] (52)
No Reserve See illustration

Beezer (1958) 103-154
Complete year. With Pop, Dick and Harry, Cap'n Hand, The Banana Bunch, The Blood Brothers and Calamity Jane
[vg/fn/fn+] (52)
£180-230 See illustration

Beezer (1959) 155-206
Complete year. With Pop, Dick and Harry, The Banana Bunch, Kings of Castaway Island, Calamity Jane, Showboat Circus and the Black Sapper
184 worn spine, 194, 196 repaired spines with interior white tape. All 3: [gd-/gd], balance issues [vg/fn] (52)
£150-200 See illustration

The Buccaneers (T.V. Picture Stories 1959) 1, 6, Adventures of Robin Hood 8, 13, Sword of Freedom 1, 4, 9, 17, William Tell 1
With Story of the Film (Pearson) 1 (Warlock), 2 (Heart of a Man), 3 (North West Frontier)
[vg/fn] (12)
£40-60 See illustration

Captain Marvel Jr. (1953 3rd Series L Miller) 1-3, 8-10
No 1 [fn], 2: detached cover [fr/gd], balance issues [fn] (6)
£70-100 See illustration

Captain Marvel Jr (1954 3rd Series L Miller). 12-21, 23.
With (1st Series) 61, 75
No 23 cover off top staple, 3 ins split lower spine [gd], 19, 21 partial split spines [gd], balance [fn-/fn+] (13)
£50-70 See illustration

Charlie Chan (T.V. Picture Stories 1958-59) 1-4, 12, Dixon of Dock Green: 35, 36, Highway Patrol: 15, 19, 23, 25, Murder Bag: 7, 14, O.S.S.: 1, 2, 5, 6, 10-12, William Tell 1
[vg-/fn+] (22)
£60-80 See illustration

Cowboy Comics (1955-56) 130, 133, 136, 138, 140-144, 147, 148, 150-158
Staple rust spots showing through covers [vg/fn] (20)
£70-100 See illustration

Cowboy Picture Library (1957-58) 221-225, 229-231, 234-240, 244, 247, 248, 250, 253
Starring Kit Carson, Buck Jones, Davy Crockett and The Kansas Kid
Bright covers with rust spots showing through [vg/fn-] (20)
£60-80 See illustration

Cowboy Picture Library (1958) 254-256, 258-260, 262, 263, 266, 269-279
Bright covers with rust spots showing through [vg/fn+] (20)
£60-80 See illustration

Cowboy Picture Library (1958-59) 280-282, 284-286, 288-296, 298-302
Bright covers with rust spots showing through [vg/fn+] (20)
£60-80 See illustration

Cowboy Picture Library (1959) 303-315, 317, 319-324
With Buck Jones, Kit Carson, Davy Crockett and The Kansas Kid
No 320 [gd], balance [fn-/fn+] (20)
£70-100 See illustration

Dandy (1950) 424-444, 455, 458-468, 470, 471, 473, 474 Xmas, 475 New Year
Including April Fool and Easter issues with Desperate Dan and Danny Longlegs by Dudley Watkins, Keyhole Kate and Hungry Horace
[vg/fn] (38)
£300-350 See illustration

Dandy (1950s) including some key issues. (1950): No 475 New Year, (1952): 533 Intro the Rip Roaring Robinsons by George Drysdale, (1953): 602 Coronation Holiday Number, (1954): 683 Xmas Fun Number, 645 April Fool Fun, (1955): 707 Intro Mickey's Tick Tock Men by Paddy Brennan, (1957) 799, (1958): 860, 864, 868, 878, (1959): 912, 931 Intro Young Dandy and (1960): 945 New Year
Nos 602, 799, 860, 864, 868 all trimmed [gd], 945 [gd], 931 fn], balance issues [vg/vg+] (14)
No Reserve See illustration

Dandy (1951) 476-527
Complete year in bound volume. Starring Desperate Dan, Freddy the Fearless Fly, Fighting Forkbeard by Paddy Brennan and Noah Lott (He knows a lof of rot!). Including 500th Birthday Number
Some issues with foxing blemishes to pages. 9 issues with single file hole to lower margin [vg], balance [vg+/fn+] (52)
£500-700 See illustration

Dandy (1952) 528-579
Complete year in bound volume. No 529 Keyhole Kate rare front cover appearance with Korky, 558 Desperate Dan and Korky front cover appearance, 559 1st Galloping Glory Boys by Paddy Brennan
July and August issues had low distribution due to industrial action that year so complete years are hard to assemble. There are ‘Newsagent Low Supply’ instructions above cover mastheads. Some pages with foxing blemishes. No 564: pg 4 has 2" lower corner piece torn away [vg], balance [vg+/fn/vfn] (52)
£550-750 See illustration

Dandy (1954) 632-683
Complete year in bound volume. Young Drake adventures start by Paddy Brennan with first episode by Dudley Watkins. Ken Reid joins the ranks with Little Angel Face and Judge Dredd artist, Ron Smith, draws My Gang by Whacker Wilson
Bright fresh covers, creamy white pages, small biro customer name to back cover margins. The highest Dandy 1954 complete year to be offered at auction. No 639 [fn-], balance [vfn/nm] (52)
£700-1,000 See illustration

Dandy (1959) 898-944
Complete year in bound volume
With Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 days by Paddy Brennan, The Boy with Iron Hands, The Smasher, Desperate Dan and Robinson and his Dog, Crusoe. Including 4 page Flyer for The New Hotspur 1 & 2
[vfn/nm] (52)
£700-1,000 See illustration

Eagle (1955 & 1968) Vol. 6 (1955) 1-52 (missing No 31)
Starring Dan Dare in Prisoners of Space and the Man from Nowhere with the first Riders of the Range Song Album (1950s) including The History of the Cowboy by Charles Chilton
With Eagle Vol. 19 (1968) 1-52 (also missing No 31) with doubles of Nos 24, 28-30
Vol. 6: Nos 18, 20 split spines [gd], balance [vg-/vg+]. Vol. 19 [fn/vfn] (107)
£200-300 See illustration

Dan Dare/Eagle original artwork (1956) by Frank Hampson for The Eagle Vol. 7, No 19 pg 2
'While the resourceful Stripey hides in the Phant ship, Dan emerges - for the first time into the harsh world of Phantos, the Rogue Planet…'
Bright gouache colours on board. 15½ x 13 ins
£1,000-1,500 See illustration

Eagle Vol. 8 (1957) 1-52
Complete year in bound volume
Starring Dan Dare in Rogue Planet and Reign of the Robots and Winston Churchill in The Happy Warrior by Frank Bellamy
From the Peter Cushing collection
No 16 [vg], balance [vfn/nm] (52)
£180-250 See illustration

Eagle/Dan Dare original cover preparatory artwork (1958) by Don Harley for The Eagle Vol. 9. No 49 Phantom Fleet episode. Known as 'Colour Visuals' there are only a few preparatory artwork surviving examples, their full and precise initial detail often as good as the actual finished artwork. Also note that the ‘For Pete’s Sake, Look, Sir!’ word balloon was deleted for the finished artwork, probably due to Frank Hampson’s strong religious beliefs. This colour visual is reprinted in Hawk Books No 8 (1993) 'The Phantom Fleet' which is included in this lot along with the original Eagle comic
Bright gouache colours on board. 17 x 13 ins
£600-800 See illustration

Emergency-Ward 10 (Pearson 1959-60) 6, 7, 11, 15, 17, 18, 22, 23
With Emergency-Ward 10 (T.V. Picture Stories 1958-59) 3, 4, 5 (x2)
[vg/fn] (12)
£40-60 See illustration

The Four Feathers original cover artwork (1954) by Septimus E. Scott (Royal Academician) for Thriller Comics Library No 67
The lettering is a laser copy addition to complete the look of the artwork
1" tape to edge with small corner piece missing. Gouache on board. 21 x 16 ins
£120-180 See illustration

Hotspur (1959) 1169-1177
With all 18 free gift coloured Football Tips and Tricks Picture Cards. With Wizard (1955) 1549-1554 with all free gift Famous Footballers Coloured Picture Cards. With Wizard Football Stars of 1959 with all 44 portrait photos complete set and Wizard Footballer's Companion booklet (1923), Wizard book (booklet) of Sports including Paris Olympics timetable (1924), Big Moments of Football (1964), The Team that won the World Cup (1966), My Own Diary of World Cup Football (from Hornet)
[vg/fn] (22 comics and booklets with 62 photo cards)
£50-70 See illustration

Lion (Jul-Dec 1954) 124-149
In half-year bound volume
Starring Captain Condor by Frank S Pepper, The Amazing Adventures of Mr X, Lost Pals of 9 Platoon and Brett Marlow, Detective
These issues were Frank Pepper's own copies which he had to order from his local newsagent!
Cream pages with some shadow rust migration to spines [vg/fn] (26)
£70-90 See illustration

Miracle (1955-56). 1955: 1039-1064, 1077-1085, 1087-1091 (incl Xmas). 1956: 1092-1099, 1100/1105 (single issue due to industrial action), 1106-1129, 1131-43 (near complete 1956 year missing No 1130)
Bright covers, rusty staples. Newsagent biro owner name to top cover margins [vg/fn-] (86)
£120-180 See illustration

Picture Story Pocket Western (WDL Television Heroes 1958) 1-3, 9-13, 15 (x2), 16, 18-21, 23 (x2), 27. [vg/fn] (18)
£40-60 See illustration

Tex Austin (1959 Millers Series) 1, 3 with Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans (T.V. Pictures Stories) 1-6 complete run, The Sheriff of Cochise 18, 20, 22 and Western Library (text stories only) 1 (detached back cover) 29, 37, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 61, 62
Hawkeye 1, 2, Western Library 1 [gd], balance [vg/fn-] (22)
£50-70 See illustration

Thriller Comics Library (1957-58) 161-176, 178-180
With Captain Blood, Dick Turpin, Robin Hood, Rob Roy and Battler Briton
Bright covers with rust spots showing through [vg/fn-] (20)
£70-100 See illustration

Thriller Comics Library (1958) 181-192, 194-199, 201, 203
With Claude Duval, Three Musketeers, Scotland the Brave, Dick Turpin, Max Bravo, Robin Hood, Thunder in the South, Jack Thurtell and Strongbow
No 186 [gd], balance mostly bright covers with rust spots showing through [vg/fn] (20)
£70-100 See illustration

Thriller Comics Library (1958-59) 205-208, 210, 212, 215-218, 220-223, 225, 227, 228, 232, 234, 235
With The Black Musketeer, The Bloodhound, Under the Stars and Bars, Battler Briton, Daring of the Mounties, The Silver Lion and The Sea Lord (Nelson) 3 issues [gd], balance [vg/fn] (20)
£70-100 See illustration

Amazing Stories of Suspense 29 (1965 Alan Class)
Reprinting Journey Into Mystery # 85, the 3rd appearance of Thor and the introduction of sworn enemy Loki. With Steve Ditko and Dick Ayers Marvel story reprints
Partially loose lower splash page [vg]
£100-150 See illustration

Beezer (1962) 312-363
Complete year starring Pop, Dick and Harry, The Heroes of Paradise Road, The Banana Bunch, Kings of Castaway Island, Ginger and Baby Crockett
Nos 327, 330 [gd], balance with some worn spines [vg/fn+] (52)
£400-500 See illustration

Beezer (1966) 520-572
Complete year in bound volume
With Ginger by Dudley Watkins, The Banana Bunch by Leo Baxendale, The Space Kids by Ron Smith, Baby Crockett and Space Patrol by Terry Patrick
No 530 [fn-], balance [vfn/nm] (53)
£600-800 See illustration

Beezer (1967) 573-624
Complete year in bound volume
With Ginger, Smiffy, The Banana Bunch, Mr Flippy, Kings of Castaway Island, Dee for Danger and Space Patrol
[vfn/nm] (52)
£600-800 See illustration

The Big One (21 Nov - 26 Dec Xmas 1964) Fleetway
Although unnumbered, these are issues 7-12
Starring Smiler, Kit Carson, Chish and Fips and Stonehenge Kit - the Ancient Brit
Horizontal and vertical crease to these large format broad sheet 'Big Ones' [vg] (6)
£40-60 See illustration

Buster (Jan-Jun 1967)
Half-year in bound volume starring Buster (of course), the Tin Teacher, Toys of Doom, Galaxus the Thing From Outer Space, The Mighty Misfits, The Pirates, Thunderbolt the Avenger and James Pond
The spine cover has come away from the bound volume (a relatively easy repair job). Cream/light tan pages [vg/fn] (26)
No Reserve See illustration

Dan Dare/Eagle original cover artwork (1960). Painted and signed by Frank Hampson for The Eagle Vol. 10, No 26 front cover
'On the 1st stage of their journey to Terra Nova - a new world - Colonel Dan Dare, Sir Hubert Guest and Spaceman Digby prepare to touch down on the mystery planet...'
Bright gouache colours on board. 15½ x 13 ins
£1,000-1,500 See illustration

Dandy (1967 & 1969). 1967: 1311-1362 complete year with Dandy, Desperate Dan and Corporal Clott
No 1315 back cover margin doodles [gd], 1318 [gd/vg], balance [vg/fn] (52)
1969: 1416-1465 (missing 1415, 1445, 1453 and 1466 Xmas). 1440 [vg], 1442 [gd], balance [fn/vfn]
With (1970) 1469 and 1518 Xmas [vfn]
Total issues in lot (100)
£180-220 See illustration

The Daughter of Lorna Doone, 2 consecutive original colour artworks by Ron Embleton for Princess magazine (early 1960s)
Each board has a vertical cut between panels for ease of transportation
Bright poster colours on board. 23 x 17 ins (2 artworks)
£150-250 See illustration

Heros the Spartan original double page artwork (1964) painted and signed by Frank Bellamy for The Eagle Vol. 15. No 23
'Surviving a terrible storm, Heros and his crew are attacked by strange vessels, their wild, stocky leader screaming the Romans will face a task more terrible than any the spirits of evil and darkness could devise!'
Bright Pelikan inks on board. 28 x 20 ins. The Heros title lettering and rectangular text boxes are laser copy additions to complete the look of the artwork
£4,000-4,500 See illustration

Ironside original cover artwork (1967) by Jordi Panalva for Fleetway Super Library Front Line series No. 24
Gouache on canvas board. 16 x 12 ins
£240-280 See illustration

June and School Friend (4 Jan 1969-14 Nov 1970 complete)
Unbroken run including the complete year for 1969
Starring Sindy and Her Friends, Serena from Space, Kathy of Marvin Grange, Lucky's Living Doll and Mam'selle X. With Sindy's Diary and Club News, Pop-Star date of the week, Film Star Specials, Dress Making and Fashion pages
Some pencil /biro newsagent addresses and numbers to top cover margins [vg/fn/fn+] (96)
£120-160 See illustration

Lion (Jan-Jun 1964) in Publisher's half-year bound volume
Starring Paddy Payne - Warrior of the Skies, Robot Archie, Karl the Viking and Jungle of Fear
Cream/light tan pages. Last two issues with page creasing [vg], balance [fn/vfn] (26)
£120-160 See illustration

Marvelman (early 60s) 339, 343
With Young Marvelman 294, 301, 305, 332-334, 340, 346, 347
294, 333 with rusty staples [fn-], balance [fn+/vfn] (11)
£150-200 See illustration

School Friend (June 1st 1963) wfg Summer Holiday Book with all nine 'send-away' photos attached with Flyers for Smash! No. 1, Smash! Super Smashmatic Gun and Lion & Eagle first combined issue. With Supercar Sweet Cigarette cards 2nd Series (1962) 26-50 complete. (The first series was 1-25)
Comics and flyers [fn], Supercar cards as new (29 items in total)
£60-80 See illustration

Terrific No 1 (1967 Power)
With Fantastic (1967) 1-4, 7 8, 10
Terrific 1 [vg/fn], Fantastic issues with rusty staples all [vg] (8)
No Reserve See illustration

Topper (1960) 361-412 including Easter, Fireworks and Xmas (missing issues: 374, 402, 403, 406, 411 and 413)
Starring Mickey the Monkey and The Three Musketeers by Dudley Watkins, Beryl the Peril, Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Back to Zero and Not Guilty
No 361: interior spine strengthened with white tape, 412 Xmas: trimmed, both [gd], balance issues [vg/fn] (47)
£100-150 See illustration

Topper (1961) 418-421, 428, 431, 432, 435, 436, 439-462, 464 Xmas.
Including 457 Fireworks, 440 signed by Judge Dredd artist Ron Smith who drew The Adventures of Midshipman Keen serial. With 15 issues (1955-59) 110, 111, 172, 178, 196 (Fireworks 1956), 207, 208, 219, 230, 231, 255 Xmas (trimmed), 256, 314 with 330 (missing c/fold).
464 Xmas (trimmed). 330 [fr], 8 issues [gd], balance [vg/fn-] (49)
£80-120 See illustration

TV Comic (1962-63) 63 issues starring Four Feather Falls, Supercar, Fireball XL5, The Telegoons and the Milky Bar Kid. Including No 527 1st TV Comic and Express, 618 wfg Spotters Guide to BMC Cars, 565: 1st Fireball XL5 and Four Feather Falls EP record sung by Michael Holliday complete with record sleeve
A few [gd], a few [fn], balance [vg/vg+] (64)
£200-250 See illustration

Blackhawk: 4 original artworks (1979) by Massimo Bellardinelli for 2000 AD Prog 128, pages 11-14
'Blackhawk the Nubian finally defeats The Creature but is then immobilised by the brain-splitting agony of the Tork Band…'
Black poster paint on card. 19 x 14 ins (x 4 artworks)
£300-400 See illustration

Buster and Jet (1972)
Complete year in two publisher's bound volumes
With Buster, The Kids of Stalag 41, Fishboy, Charlie Peace, Galaxus, Faceache and Queen of the Seas by Ken Reid, Clever Dick and Nellyphant by Leo Baxendale and Zarga - Man of Mystery
Xmas cover cut in half plus 1" hole repaired with tape (and editor's pencil margin notes) [gd], balance issues cream/light tan pages [fn/vfn] (52)
£120-160 See illustration

Buster and Cor!! (1975)
Complete year in two publisher's bound volumes
With Buster, Fiends and Neighbours, Uncle Ironside, Nellyphant, Faceache, Clever Dick and Snooper by Leo Baxendale and the Spectre Inspector
Bright fresh covers, cream/light tan pages [fn/vfn] (52)
£120-160 See illustration

Buster and Monster Fun (1977)
Complete year in two publisher's bound volumes
With Ivor Lott and Tony Broke, Terror TV, Pete's Pocket Army, The Leopard from Lime St, Faceache, with 4 pg ad for 2000 AD prog 1
Bright, fresh covers, creamy white pages [vfn] (52)
£120-160 See illustration

Dalek/Exterminate!: 2 original artworks by Edgar Hodges for the Dalek Annual 1976, with original pages 18 & 19
Indian ink on board. 6 x 9 ins (2 artworks)
£120-180 See illustration

Dalek/Terror Task Force: 2 original colour artworks by Edgar Hodges for The Dalek Annual 1976 with original pages 6 & 7
Poster colour on board. 8 x 5 and 7½ x 4 ins (2 artworks)
£90-120 See illustration

Fenn Street Gang original artwork (1979) by Graham Allen for Look-in No 15 page 10
Eric, Den and the Fenn Street Gang start a Children's adventure playground with Jemima, an old traction steam engine. What could possibly go wrong…?
Poster colour on card. 18 x 14 ins
£60-80 See illustration

The Mind of Wolfie Smith: 2 consecutive original artworks (1979) by Eduardo Vano for 2000 AD Progs 141 & 152 (each pg 22)
'Wolfie Smith - the boy with Mind Power, is about to drown in a sea of synthetic sludge as Julian Rowse rides the massive excavator like a crazy screaming cowboy - directing a horror film that was about to acquire a grim, terrifying reality!'
Indian ink and black poster paint on card. 20 x 14 ins (x 2 artworks)
£200-300 See illustration

The ‘A' Team original colour artwork (1985) by Maureen and Gordon Gray for Look-in magazine No 22 pg 8
Hannibal and Faceman make a daring rescue to release Aaron from a disused army camp…
Pen and ink colour wash on card. 20 x 15 ins
£80-120 See illustration

Charley's War: 3 original consecutive artworks (1981) by Joe Colquhoun with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action 237 pgs 2-4. 'August 1916. Charley Bourne and his mate, Weeper, were undergoing the most degrading punishment in the British army… Field Punishment Number One... administered by their old enemy 'The Beast'! After ten days, Charley was close to breaking point just as the Germans' deadliest, most advanced fighter planes attacked...'
Indian ink on card. 19 x 15 ins (3 artworks)
£400-500 See illustration

Jack & Jill Comic (19 Jan 1985) original front cover artwork of Little Miss (artist unknown) but licenced by original Little Miss artist, Roger Hargreaves
Poster colour on card. 10 x 11 ins
£70-100 See illustration

Charley's War: 3 original consecutive artworks (1981) by Joe Colquhoun (signed on pg 3) with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action 239 pgs 2-4.
'August 1916. Charley Bourne's camp was undergoing a savage attack by German fighter planes! Charley and his mate, Weeper, managed to fight their way through the flames, but ...'
Indian ink on card. 19 x 15 ins (3 artworks)
£400-500 See illustration

Mask (1986-88) 2 wfg Miles Mayhem Viper mask, 76, 79 (last issue) and Mask Holiday Special with Transformers 20
Holiday Special [fn], balance [vfn] (5)
No Reserve See illustration

Rupert original artwork cel 'Terry's Return' signed, illustrated and dedicated 'Best Wishes! John Harrold' from The Rupert Annual 1988 pg 84
Watercolour on board with black outline acetate overlay. 10 x 10 ins
£100-150 See illustration

Charley's War: 3 original consecutive artworks (1981) by Joe Colquhoun with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action 240 pgs 2-4
'September 1916. The battle of the Somme raged on. But now, new and terrifying machines made their first appearance! They were the Mark One tanks... the "Mothers" of Destruction!'
Indian ink on card. 19 x 15 in (3 artworks)
£400-500 See illustration

Rogue Trooper original colour artwork (1992) painted and signed by Ron Smith with text acetate overlay, for 2000 AD Prog 784 pg 23
Poster colour on card. 18 x 15 ins
£250-300 See illustration