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1

Early Special edition story papers (1885-1915)
Funny Wonder No 90, Grand Xmas Double Number (1915), No 109 Easter (1916) both with Charlie Chaplin cover adventures by Bertie Brown, Boy's Friend 288 Xmas Double No (1906), Big Budget 452, St Valentine’s Day Number (1906), Funny Cuts No 234 Christmas Grand Issue (1894), Funny Folks No 549 Derby Number (1885), No 579 Triple Christmas Number with Xmas Supplement (1885), Halfpenny Comic No 151 Merry Xmas Number (1900), The Joker No 50 Grand Christmas Number (1896), Lot-o'-Fun No 250 Christmas Double Number (1910), Puck 119 Fireworks Number (1906) with New Year Number (1906) and Puck 527 Holiday Fun Number (1914)
Some split spines [gd/vg] (13)
£100-150 See illustration

2

SCRAPS Special Editions collection (1886-1909)
No 175 Christmas Double Number (1886), No 190 Easter Double Number (1887), No 489 Christmas Double Number (1892), No 817 Easter Week Number (1899), No 959 Christmas Week Number (1901) and No 1376 Christmas Double Number (1909)
489, 1376 [gd], balance 4 issues [vg/fn] (6)
£70-100 See illustration

3

No 1s and Coronation issues (1904-1927)
Jungle Jinks 1 (1923), Larks 1 (1927), Merry Moments 1 (1919), Merry Thought & Scraps No 1 (1910), The World & His Wife 1 (1904), Tiger Tim c/fold comic strip wfg, Playbox Magazines (1905 & 1906) and Tiger Tim's Weekly 1 (1921) with Comic-Life 678 Coronation Double Number (1911), No 757 Christmas Double Number, Lot-o'-Fun 276 Coronation Double Number (1911), No 367 Grand Easter Holiday Number (1913), No 772 Xmas Number (1920) and No 825 Christmas Number (1921) [gd/vg] (14)
£120-160 See illustration

4

Union Jack (1905-1929). 113, 131 (Easter fiction Double Number), 177 with colour leaflet insert for Puck 'Crusoe Island' adventure story, 224, 310, 413, 418, 464 with Titanic based cover and story imagining Sexton Blake as a passenger, 512 Summer Number, 550 with Lights 'o' London 2 colour insert, 599 Easter Double Number, 616 Summer Double No "Buy this Number NOW and send it to your soldier or sailor pal! (1915), 618, 1236, with Special Xmas Numbers: Union Jack - coverless (1882), 324 (1909), 529 (1913), 584 & 585 (1914), No 1000 (1922), 1054 (1923) and 1365 (1929) [gd/vg+] (22)
£60-80 See illustration

5

1920s-40s First issues
Comet, Film Favourite wfg 2 Artplates (Maurice Chevalier and Janette Gaynor), Modern Wonder (wfg Marvels of Today), Pluck, Sports Fun, Fitness and Sun, This England, Wild West Weekly (All No 1s) and John Bull's Christmas Holiday Annual (1929)
Pluck 1 [gd], balance issues [vg/vg+] (9)
£70-100 See illustration

6

The Beano Comic No 1 (1938)
Introducing Big Eggo, Lord Snooty and His Pals, Morgyn the Mighty (first illustrated strip), Whoopee Hank and Tin-Can Tommy the Clockwork Boy
Bright cover colours with three horizontal edge tears by spine. There are minor tears to most overhang right-hand page edges with pg 23 overhang page edge showing some small loss. The back cover has a 1" tear to the left-hand margin and a 3" uneven, vertical tear to the lower margin by the spine. Light tan pages [vg-]
£3,500-4,500 See illustration

7

Billy Bunter 1930s original artwork drawn and signed by C.H. Chapman
Pencil on paper. 12 x 8 ins
£150-200 See illustration

8

Scoops (1934) 1-20
The complete run of Britain's first Science Fiction Weekly including Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Poison Belt' story in issues 13-18
No.1 [vg+], No 2 discolouration to upper page margins [gd/vg], No 20 worn re-stapled cover [gd-], balance 18 issues with rusty disintegrated staples [vg/vg+] (20)
£200-250 See illustration

9

Secrets (1937-56) 56 issues between 220-1096
11 issues (gd), balance [vg] (56)
£80-120 See illustration

10

Triumph (1933-40) 429-463, 480-506 and 9 issues between 528-802
10 issues wfg '2 in 1 Great War Picture Cards' with wallet and The Triumph Portfolio of Flying and Triumph Album of Flying
9 later issues [vg], balance issues retrieved from bound volume [fn-] (71)
£100-150 See illustration

11

1930-1940s annuals: Bobby Bear's Annuals (1946, 1947), Donald Duck Book (1936) and Popeye Book 1 (1938)
[vg/fn] (4)
£40-60 See illustration

12

Beano (1944-46) 246, 274, 275, 295, 288 with Dandy 271 (1944)
246 propaganda war issue 'Join the scores of other chaps and save the paper to beat the Japs"
[vg/vg+] (6)
£60-80 See illustration

13

Magic Beano Books (1946, 1947)
With Big Eggo, Tin-Can Tommy, Lord Snooty and His Pals, Peter Piper, Gulliver, Jimmy and his Magic Patch
1946: four detached pages, some torn pages with no loss, worn spine [gd], 1947 [vg] (2)
£120-160 See illustration

14

Magic Beano Book (1948)
Big Eggo's Marching Band, Starring Pansy Potter, Lord Snooty, The Shipwrecked Circus and Peter Piper
Good boards, no dedication, cream pages [vg+]
£100-150 See illustration

15

Magic-Beano Book (1949)
Maxy's Taxi Starring Biffo the Bear, Tom Thumb, Big Eggo, Magic Lollipops, Koko the Pup and The Tickler Twins in Wonderland
Bright boards, neat dedication, cream pages [fn-]
£150-200 See illustration

16

Dandy 204 (Dec 27 1941) 'Loads of Xmas Fun Inside!'
CGC 3.0 [gd/vg]
Off-white/white pages
£70-100 See illustration

17

Dandy (1943) 236, 239 May Day, 244
Propaganda war issues with 'Save Paper' ad: 'Remember, every scrap of waste paper you save helps to TURN THE BLITZ ON FRITZ!'
All three are CGC 7.0. [fn/vfn]
Off-white/white pages (3)
£180-220 See illustration

18

Dandy (1945) 283-299
Starring The Amazing Mr X - the mystery super-man, first appearance of Danny Longlegs, Keyhole Kate's first front cover appearance in No 295 (with Korky relegated to the back cover). Desperate Dan, Our Gang and Freddy the Fearless Fly
[vg/fn-] (17)
£120-160 See illustration

19

Dandy 308 (1945) 'Xmas Fun for Everyone'
CGC 7.0 [fn/vfn]
Off-white/white pages
£150-200 See illustration

20

Dandy Monster Comics (1945, 1947)
Starring Korky the Cat, Desperate Dan, Freddie the Fearless Fly, Keyhole Kate, Jak the Dragon Killer and Danny Longlegs
1945: Well-worn loose spine, neat dedication, off-white/light tan pages [gd], 1947: Boards showing edge wear to spine, neat dedication, cream/off-white pages, back board crease [vg-] (2)
£120-160 See illustration

21

Dandy 334 (1946 'Bumper Xmas Number')
CGC 8.0 [vfn]
Off-white/white pages
£180-250 See illustration

22

Dandy (1 Jan- Jun 1947) 335-346 in half-year bound volume
Starring Korky, Keyhole Kate, Desperate Dan and Danny Longlegs
Bright fresh covers, cream pages, scarce in these grades [vfn/nm] (12)
£180-250 See illustration

23

Dandy Monster Comics (1948, 1949)
1948: Bright boards and spine, no dedication, cream pages [vg/fn], 1949: Bright boards and spine, no dedication [fn-] (2)
£120-160 See illustration

24

Dandy 386 (1949) New Year Number, 474 (1950) Christmas Number
[vg/vg-] (2)
No Reserve
See illustration

25

Radio Fun (1944) 40 propaganda war issues between 277-324 Xmas starring Big-Hearted Arthur, Tommy Handley, Flanagan & Allen, Over Enemy Lines and Our War Heroes
Rare in these grades [fn/vfn] (40)
£100-150 See illustration

26

Radio Fun (1945) 31 issues between 329-377 New Year starring Big Hearted Arthur, Jane X, Inspector Stanley, Jimmy Durante and Bob Hope
[vg+/fn-/vfn] (31)
£60-80 See illustration

27

The Secret of the Demolition Worker original Wartime artwork by Eric Parker for the Sexton Blake Library No 31 (1942)
With original booklet
Gouache on board, 18 x 14 ins
£150-250 See illustration

28

Silver Star (1949-56) 38 issues between 594-771
[vg/vg+] (38)
£60-80 See illustration

29

Black Knight No 1 (1955 L. Miller)
Cream/light tan pages, some light creasing to top cover, back cover ⅓ ins edge tear and lower corner crease [vg+]
£700-900 See illustration

30

Bobby Benson's B-Bar-B 7 (WDL early '50's), Blue Bolt 15 (G.G. Swan), Hooded Rider 20 (H.J. Edwards, Sydney), Nyoka Jungle Girl 51, 52. (Actually Nos 2 & 3. L. Miller) [vg/vg+] (5)
£30-40 See illustration

31

Magic-Beano Book (1950)
Biffo Paints the Beano Gang
Starring Jimmy and His Magic Patch, Swanky Lanky Liz, Lord Snooty, Biffo and Peter Penguin
Bright boards and spine, neat dedication, cream/off-white pages [vfn]
£170-220 See illustration

32

Dandy/Beano Special issues (1940s-1950s)
Dandy New Year: 475 (1950), 580 (1953), 632 (1954), Easter: 497 (1951), April Fool: 488 (1951), 593 (1953), 801 (1957), Fireworks: 382 (1948), 415 (1949), 572 (1952) and Beano April Fool: 403 (1950
[vg/fn-] (11)
£70-90 See illustration

33

Dandy/Beano Xmas Numbers (1946-54)
Dandy: 334 (1946) [vg/fn], 359 (1947) [vg], 422 (1949) [vg-], 527 (1951) [vg], 579 (1952) [fn+], 631 (1953) [vg+], 683 (1954) 2 punch holes to spine [gd] and Beano 440 (1950) [vg-] (8)
£120-160 See illustration

34

Dandy (1950) 426-428, 430, 432, 435, 436, 438, 439, 441-444, 446, 452, 453, 459-467 Fireworks, 468-474 Xmas, 475 New Year
428 taped spine, 430, 452, 474 Xmas taped spine [gd], a few [fn-/fn], 467 Fireworks [vg+], balance [vg-/vg+] (33)
£100-140 See illustration

35

Dan Dare/Eagle original artwork by Frank Hampson (1957) for The Eagle Vol. 8, No 27, pg 2 Reign of the Robots
'Earth has been captured by The Mekon, ruthless master-brain of Venus. Dan and Co are slaves at a camp where The Mekon holds Spacefleet personnel captive but Dan and Lex have a plan...'
Bright gouache colours on board. 17 x 13 ins
£600-700 See illustration

36

Electroman Comics (Scion 1951-52) 1-4, 6, 7
There were three different printers for this title with a total of seven issues published
No 1 [vg-], 7 [vg], balance 4 issues [fn/fn+] (6)
£50-70 See illustration

37

Knockout (1957) 32 issues between 933-983 Xmas with Knockout Annual 1957
Starring Davy Crockett, Sexton Blake, Johnnie Wingco, The Space Family Rollinson, Hoppy and Sporty by Reg Wootton. With free gift from Knockout 922, 20 Super Planes of Today
4 issues (including Xmas) [vg/vg+], balance [fn-/vfn] (33)
£120-150 See illustration

38

Knockout (1959) 43 issues between 1036 (New Year Jan 3) -Xmas (Dec 24) with Knockout Annual 1959
Starring Johnnie Wingco, Space-Age Kit, The Supersonic Brit, Sexton Blake of Scotland Yard and Sporty by Reg Wootton
5 issues [vg/vg+], balance [fn/vfn] (44)
£150-200 See illustration

39

L. Miller Westerns (1950s)
Bill Boyd 73, Cowboy Western 26, Gabby Hayes Western 105, Hopalong Cassidy 123, 126, Ringo Kid 8, 21, Tex Ritter 84, Two-Gun Kid 35, Western Hero 136, Zorro 69 with Marvelman 96 [vg/fn+] (12)
£30-40 See illustration

40

Masterman (1952-53 Streamline) 2, 5, 7, 12 with Captain Miracle 8 (Anglo 1960) and Space Ace 7 (Davenport Askew 1960)
Masterman 7 [gd/vg], Space Ace 7 [vfn], balance 4 issues [vg/vg+] (6)
£40-50 See illustration

41

Nyoka Jungle Girl (L Miller, early '50s) 51, 52 (x2), 54, 60, 65, 66, 68, 78, 84, 108
No 78 [gd], balance [vg-/vg] (12)
£40-60 See illustration

42

Rick Random: 2 original artworks (1957) by Ron Turner for Super-Detective Library No 111 (included in the lot) pages 30 & 39
'Some of the leading scientists of the Universe have disappeared and Rick needs super-computer Charlie to find out why….'
Pen and ink on card 14 x 10" (2 artworks)
£500-600 See illustration

43

Rocket (1956) 1-32 complete run. 'The First Space Age Weekly'
Starring Captain Falcon by Frank Black and The Seabed Citadel by Ley Kenyon with Flash Gordon, Johnny Hazard and Brick Bradford U.S. reprints. Issues 13-27 highlighted by the new Forbidden Planet movie starring Robbie the Robot illustrating stills from the film and offering free cinema tickets to Rocket Club Members
Worn spines with horizontal mailing folds. Nos 21, 32 [gd], balance [vg-/vg] (32)
£60-80 See illustration

44

Space Ace (Davenport Askew 1960) 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 10
Ron Turner art
No 9 [gd], 2, 7 [vg], balance 4 issues [fn-/fn+] (7)
£50-70 See illustration

45

Spaceman Comic of the Future (1952) 11, 12, Space Cadet (WDL 1953) 2, 3, Masterman (Streamline 1951) 4, 12, Samson and Delilah 1 (Streamlinie 1950)
4 issues with detached covers [gd], Masterman 12, Space Cadet 4 and Samson 1 [fn/fn+] (7)
£50-70 See illustration

46

Spaceman Comic of the Future (Gould-Light 1953) 3-5, 7-15 final issue
Stories by Norman Light, art by Norman Light and Ron Embleton
Nos 4, 9, 14, 15 detached covers [gd], balance 8 issues [vg-/vg+] (12)
£100-150 See illustration

47

Space Comics Captain Valiant (Arnold Book Co 1953) 50 (No 1), 60, 66, 69, 75, 77, 79
Nos 50, 60, 77 have detached covers [gd], balance 4 issues [vg-/vg] (7)
£40-60 See illustration

48

Super-Detective Library (1950s)
All Rick Random Space Detective issues with Ron Turner covers and stories
37, 44, 48, 49, 53, 64, 66, 70, 75, 79, 83, 90, 91, 97, 105, 115, 123, 127, 129, 133, 137, 139, 143, 153, 163
Bright covers, some well-worn spines with rust spots showing through. 6 issues [gd], balance 19 issues [vg/fn] (25)
£100-150 See illustration

49

Commando War Stories in Pictures 1 (1961) 'Walk or Die'
Moisture stain to covers and page margins [gd]
£150-250 See illustration

50

Commando 2 (1961) 'They called him Coward!'
Cream pages with slightly darker margins [vg+]
£150-200 See illustration

51

Commando 3 'A Guy Needs Guts [fn-]
£150-200 See illustration

52

Commando 4 'Mercy for None!'
Front/back top cover moisture stains, cream pages with darker margins [vg-]
£60-80 See illustration

53

Commando 5 'Hellfire Landing'
Lower cover moisture staining, cream pages/darker margins [gd/vg]
£40-60 See illustration

54

Commando 6 'They Came by Night'
[vg/fn]
£70-100 See illustration

55

Commando 7 'The Ship They Couldn't Sink'
Top front/back cover moisture stains by spine [vg]
£40-60 See illustration

56

Commando 8 'Red Runs the River'
[vg]
£40-60 See illustration

57

Commando 9 [vg], 10 [gd] 'Jungle Fury/Hun Bait' (2)
£40-60 See illustration

58

Commando 11 [vg], 12 [gd] (2)
£40-60 See illustration

59

Commando low grades:
13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 29, 32, 84, 151, 179, 365, 472, 559

151 no back cover. All issues with no missing pages [pr/fr/gd] (13)
No Reserve
See illustration

60

Commando (1962) 14 [vg], 17 [vg], 19 [vg-] (3)
£60-80 See illustration

61

Commando 24 [vg+], 25 [fn] (2)
£50-70 See illustration

62

Commando 31, 34-36, 39, 40
[vg/fn] (6)
£120-160 See illustration

63

Commando (1963)
45-48, 51-53, 56, 57
No 45 [vg], balance [vg+/fn] (9)
£130-160 See illustration

64

Commando (1964)
70, 74, 75, 77, 78, 83, 85, 89, 97
No 70, 75 [vg-], balance [vg/fn+] (9)
£130-160 See illustration

65

Commando
98-100, 102, 108, 112, 120, 122, 124, 128

[vg-/vg] (10)
£80-120 See illustration

66

Commando (1965-67)
129-131, 133, 134, 146, 149, 156, 158-160, 164, 174, 177, 193, 197, 580, 582
[vg/fn] (18)
£140-180 See illustration

67

Commando (1967) 301-325
5 issues [vg+], balance 20 issues [fn/vfn] (25)
£140-180 See illustration

68

Commando (1968) 326-350
6 issues [vg/vg+], balance 19 issues [fn/vfn] (25)
£110-150 See illustration

69

Commando (1968) 351-375
7 issues [vg+], balance 18 issues [fn/vfn] (25)
£110-150 See illustration

70

Commando (1968) 376-400
5 issues [vg/vg+], balance 20 issues [fn/vfn] (25)
£110-150 See illustration

71

Commando (1969) 401-425
3 issues [vg+], balance 22 issues [fn/vfn] (25)
£110-150 See illustration

72

Commando (1969) 426-450
5 issues [vg+], balance 20 issues [fn/vfn]
£110-150 See illustration

73

The Big One (1964-65) 1-17, 19 (last issue), unnumbered issues (24 Oct - 20 Feb)
With scarce one-sheet No 1 promotional issue. Starring Smiler, Chish and Fips, Jungle Boy and the Kids of Conker Street, Stone Age Kit and Kit Carson
6 issues with well-worn edges [gd], balance 12 issues (including No 1, Fireworks and Christmas) [fn-/fn+] (19)
£150-200 See illustration

74

Bunty (1967) 469-520
Complete year wfg Bunty Pin Badge
Starring Bunty, Danger Girl, Fiona's Strange Inheritance and Bunty's back cover Cut-Out Wardrobe
A few [vg], balance [fn/vfn] (52)
£140-180 See illustration

75

Bunty (1968) 47 issues between 521-572 (missing 535, 552, 554, 557 & 560) with Bunty Annual 1968 [vfn]
Starring Silva the Slave Girl, Angela - Action Model, and Bunty's back cover Cut-Out Wardrobe
A couple [vg], balance [fn/vfn] (48)
£120-150 See illustration

76

Buster (1966) 1 Jan - 30 Dec
Complete 53 issue year with Buster Club Badge, with Champion, Valiant and War PL flyers (5)
Starring Buster's Diary, The Toys of Doom, Charlie Peace, Marvyn's Monsters by Leo Baxendale, James Pond (Licensed to Laugh), Thunder Bolt the Avenger, Benny Hill and The Skid Kids
Cream pages, rusty disintegrated staples [vg/vg+] (53)
£60-80 See illustration

77

Creepy Worlds (1964-65) 32-38 reprinting U.S. Fantastic Four # 1-6 and #8 (#7 was not reprinted by Alan Class), No 32 (FF # 1) CBCS 3.5, No 33 (FF # 2) CBCS 4.5, No 34 (FF # 4) CBCS 4.5, No 35 (FF # 3) CBCS 6.0, No 36 (FF # 5) CBCS 4.0, No 37 (FF # 6) CBCS 5.0, No 38 (FF # 8) CBCS 4.5 (7)
£2,100-2,600 See illustration

78

Dandy Monster Comic (1950) with Dandy Book (1953)
With Korky, Desperate Dan, Noah Lott (He Knows a Lot of Rot), Keyhole Kate and Freddy Fly
1950: Bright boards and spine, neat dedication [fn], 1953: Bright boards and spine, no dedication [vg/fn] (2)
£50-70 See illustration

79

Doctor Who/William Hartnell film still (1963)/Peter Davidson film stills and promo shots (1980s) from the BBC archives (13)
£130-160 See illustration

80

Doctor Who/Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee film stills and promo shots (late 1960s) from the BBC archives (5)
£50-70 See illustration

81

Doctor Who/Jon Pertwee film stills and promo shots (1970s) from the BBC archives (6)
£60-80 See illustration

82

Doctor Who/Tom Baker film stills and promo shots (1974-81) from the BBC archives (8)
£80-100 See illustration

83

Flash Gordon Space Adventurer 14 (1963 Page Publ. Australia)
Art by 'Phantom' illustrator Keith Chatto
With Steve Samson 6, 7, 10 (1953 L. Miller), Journey into Space/True Life Adventures 12 (No 1) by Man's World Comics (1953)
No 16 [gd/vg], balance 4 issues [vg] (5)
£40-50 See illustration

84

Hornet (1967) 174-225 Merry Christmas Cracker, No 180 wfg My Own Souvenir of a Wonderful Year of Sport and No 212 wfg The Hornet Flying Disco
Starring The Blazing Ace of Space, Wilson is Back! And The Banzai Assassins
A few [vg], balance [vg+/fn+] (52)
£70-100 See illustration

85

Hornet (1968) 226-277 Complete year, No 261 with free gift Bernard Briggs Album of Football '85. Including Sci-Fi adventure story The Army of the Flames, Tiger Shark, Greg Stewart - Special Agent and, of course, Wilson
A few [vg], balance [vg+/fn+] (52)
£70-100 See illustration

86

Lion (1963) 38 issues between 19 Jan - 18 Dec wfgs Ace Aircraft of the World complete with all 40 coloured pictures attached and Lion Football League Ladders with all 40 name tabs and 1963 Lion Annual and Membership Badge. Starring Paddy Payne, Robot Archie and Karl the Viking
Most comics with disintegrated rusty staples [gd/vg+] (40)
£60-80 See illustration

87

1960s first issues +:
Theo Drake Detective No 1 (Miller Series), Flash Gordon 1 (L. Miller), Fantasy No 1, Macabre No 1 (both John Spencer), Miracle Man No 1 (Top Sellers), Purple Hood 1, 2, Mark Tyme 1, 2 (all John Spencer) and Bonanza 1 (Top Sellers)
Flash Gordon [gd], Purple Hood 1, 2, Mark Tyme 1, 2 [vfn], balance 5 issues [vg/vg+] (10)
£40-60 See illustration

88

New Hotspur (1962) 116-167 Complete year
Nos 119, 155-158 wfgs Famous Teams in Football History glossy cards and Air Fights booklet
Starring The Green Archers, The Wolf of Kabul and Flyer Hart
[vg-/fn] (52)
£60-80 See illustration

89

Tiger and Jag (1973) 6 Jan-29 Dec (Eric Morecambe Xmas cover)
Complete year starring Roy of the Rovers, Skid Solo, Johnny Cougar and Charlie Champ's War
Jan 20th [vg], balance issues [vfn/nm] (52)
No Reserve
See illustration

90

Topper (1963) 48 issues between 518 Jan 5 - 569 Xmas (missing 543, 554, 556, 562)
With Topper Annual 1963
Starring Mickey the Monkey, Beryl the Peril, Foxy, Flip McCoy, Sir Laughalot and Kidnapped illustrated by Dudley Watkins
No 526, 527 split spines [fr/gd], 533 [gd/vg], 555, 558, 563 [vg/vg+], balance 41 issues [fn-/fn+], Annual [vg/fn] (48)
£180-240 See illustration

91

Topper (1964) 45 issues between 570 New Year - 621 Xmas (missing 573, 588, 589, 596, 613, 617 & 620). With unmatched free gift The Whizz-Bang from Ozz
With Mickey, Beryl, Foxy, Flip McCoy the Jet-Powered Boy, Nancy and Sir Laughalot
614 Fireworks: split spine [fr], 10 issues [fr/gd+], 29 issues [vg-/vg+], 5 issues [fn-/fn] (46)
£180-240 See illustration

92

Winker Watson original artwork by Eric Roberts (early 1960s) from The Dandy
Winker, the champion wrangler of the Third Form tries to track The Phantom down…
Last panel speech balloon missing
Indian ink on cartridge paper highlighted with red and red wash 22 x 16 ins
£150-200 See illustration

93

Zip (1958-59) 1-13 and 54 issues between Jan 4 1958 - Oct 3 1959 last issue
No 3 wfg Clown Mask and full size No 2 promotional Poster
Starring Strongbow by Ron Embleton, Pony Express and Wells Fargo by Don Lawrence
A few [fn/vfn], balance [vg/fn] (68)
£150-250 See illustration

94

Action (14 Feb-25 Dec 1976) 34 issues including No 1 wfg Red Arrow in a bound volume from The IPC Editorial Archive
It is missing issues: 28 Feb, 13 March, 10, 17, 24 April and 1 May and the banned 23 October. So 30 of the pre-ban issues are present along with all 4 post-ban issues
Starring Dredger, Hook Jaw, Hellman of Hammer Force, The Running Man, The Coffin Sub and Death Game 1999
No 1 and a few further issues [vg+/fn-], balance [fn/vfn+] (34)
£280-340 See illustration

95

Alias Smith and Jones/The Indian Affair, two original artworks by Charles Morgan (1973) for TV Action No 129 pgs 18 & 19
'Smith and Jones stumble on gold, hidden in a mountain and protected by an Indian 'ghost'…'
Poster colour on board with speech balloon overlay (2 speech balloons missing) 19 x 14 ins (2 artworks)
£70-100 See illustration

96

Bunty (1970) 625-676 complete year
No 662 wfg Tip Top-Knots and Bunty Annual 1970 [vfn]
Starring Bunty, Sally On the Spot, The Four Marys, Hateful Harriet with back cover Bunty's Cut-out Wardrobe
[vg+/fn+] (53)
£130-170 See illustration

97

Captain Britain No 1 (1976) wfg Captain Britain Mask (eye pieces intact) with Star Wars Weekly No 1 (1978) wfg X-Fighter
Captain Britain with back cover vertical printing crease [fn], Mask as new, Star Wars Weekly [fn] X-Fighter press-out as new (2)
£90-120 See illustration

98

Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons 'The Giant Awakes': 2 original artworks (Sept 1971) by Malcolm Stokes for Countdown No 29 pgs 4 & 5
Black ink and wash on board. 18 x 15 ins (2 artworks)
£100-150 See illustration

99

Charley's War (1979): 4 original artworks by Joe Colquhoun with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action No 300 pgs 20-23
'March 1917 Charley Bourne had discovered that his brother-in-law, Oily, was hiding a deserter in his house… a French Foreign Legionnaire called Blue. Now the Military Police were hard on his heels....'
Pen and ink on card, 18 x 15 ins (4 artworks)
£500-600 See illustration

100

Dalek/Terror Force: two original artworks by Edgar Hodges for the Dalek Annual (1976) pgs 20 & 21
With the original annual pages
Pen and ink on card, 6 x 4" and 7½ x 4½" (2 artworks)
£130-160 See illustration

101

Doctor Who original double-page artwork by John Canning (1976) for Mighty TV Comic No 1330 pg 11
'The Kling commander orders the execution of the Strange One and a Braggen Dog (Doctor Who and Petra!)
Pen and ink on board, 18 x 25 ins
£250-350 See illustration

102

Charley's War (1979): 4 original artworks by Joe Colquhoun with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action 301 pgs 2-4 and 303 pg 2 (which seems to directly follow on)
'Charley and Blue are finally caught by a military policeman known as "The Drag Man"… who was forcing Blue to tell his story at gunpoint...'
Pen and ink on card (with one speech balloon missing (pencil text only)). 18 x 15 ins (4 artworks)
£500-600 See illustration

103

Charley's War (1979) 2 original artworks by Joe Colquhoun with script by Pat Mills for Battle-Action 305 pgs 2 & 3
'Charlie and Blue had been caught by The Drag Man who was forcing the so-called 'cowardly deserter' to tell his story…'
Pen and ink on card with one speech balloon missing (pencil text only). 18 x 15 ins  (2 artworks)
£250-300 See illustration

104

Doctor Who Press-Out Book (1977)
Unused with all press-outs intact
£40-60 See illustration

105

Donald Duck, Dewey, Huey and Lewey with Uncle Scrooge original fanzine cover artwork for Alan Austin's Comics Unlimited by Antonio Ghura (1975) with Executioner original artwork cover drawn and initialled by Russ Nicholson (1976)
D Duck cover has some moisture damage to lower left side.Pen and ink with Letraset on card. 8 x 10 ins (2 artworks)
£70-90 See illustration

106

Green Lama original fanzine cover artwork drawn and signed by Alan Hunter for Alan Austin's Unlimited # 47 (1977)
Pen and ink with Letraset on card. 8 x 10 ins
£50-70 See illustration

107

The Spirit original fanzine cover artwork drawn and signed by Rafa Gonzales (1977) for Alan Austin's Comics Unlimited # 45
Pen and ink on paper. 8 x 10 ins
£80-120 See illustration

108

Incredible Hulk original fanzine cover artwork (1975) drawn and signed by Antonion Ghura, Mr Spock original fanzine cover artwork (1975) drawn and signed by Jean-Daniel Breque and Mickey Mouse original fanzine cover artwork (1972) drawn and signed by Peter Parkin
The above for Fantasy Unlimited No 30, No 27 and No 10 and from the Alan Austin Archive with auction proceeds going to Kidney Cancer UK
Pen and ink on card. 8 x 10½ ins (3 artworks)
£150-200 See illustration

109

Jackpot No 2 (1979) wfg Squirt Ring, 23-25 and 27 [vfn] (5)
£40-50 See illustration

110

Johnny Red 3 original artworks by Ron Turner (1984) for Battle Holiday Special 1984
'March 1944 - The English Channel, RAF troubleshooter Johnny "Red" Redburn had taken over command of 313 Spitfire Squadron. On his first mission with his new unit Johnny had to protect the whole squadron from disaster...'
Black ink and wash on card. 20 x 14 ins (3 artworks)
£350-450 See illustration

111

June (3 Jul--25 Dec 1971) 25 issues in half-year bound volume
Starring The Wild Girl of the Hills, Glory Knight Time Traveller, Sandy's Scene, The Reluctant Nurse, Slaves of the Special One, Angela Barrie's Fashion Page, Lucky's Living Doll and Lulu's Fashion Contest
From the IPC Editorial Archive
[fn/vfn] (26)
£80-120 See illustration

112

Mighty World of Marvel No 16 (1973) artwork layout for pg 10 'Mighty Marvel Mailbag'
11 x 8"
£60-80 See illustration

113

Mission Impossible original artwork by John M Burns for TV Action No 124 pg 14 (1973)
The Man from Death Row. 'Judge Leigh Oakley's daughter Laura has been kidnapped and Jim Phelps, disguised as the Judge, takes the ransom money to a ghost town…'
Black ink and wash on board. 21 x 16 ins
£150-200 See illustration

114

Monster Fun (1975) 1 wfg Plate Wobbler, 2 wfg Freaky Spider Ring. 'Edited' by Ken Reid's Frankie Stein who also drew Martha's Monster Make up, Draculass - Daughter of Dracula and Leo Baxendale's Badtime Bedtime Story Book centrefold strip, complete and uncut
No 1 [fn-], No 2 [vfn] (2)
£80-120 See illustration

115

Music Star Magazine (7 Jul - Dec 29 1973) 26 issues in half-year bound volume
Starring Bowie, Slade, Bolan, T Rex, Wings, Beatles, J5, Osmonds, Rod, Stones, Elton, David Cassidy, Sweet - all here in vibrant colour with pin-ups, posters and stories concentrating on Teen Pop and Glam Rock
From the IPC Editorial Archive
[vfn/nm] (26)
£100-200 See illustration

116

Princess Tina (Jul 3 - 25 Dec 1971) 26 issues in half year bound volume
Starring Alison All Alone, Life with Tina, Barbie the Model, Patty's World, Jackie and the Wild Boys. Fashion Conscious! double pages in colour and Pop Star pin-ups
From the IPC Editorial Archive
Bright covers, Cream pages with darker margins [fn/fn+] (26)
£70-100 See illustration

117

1970s First Issues Plus - All with free gifts
Doctor Who Weekly 1, 2 wfg Transfers, Crunch 1 wfg Black Band and Super Crunch Stickers, Complete Fantastic Four 1, wfg Boeing Model Kit, No 2 wfg Boeing Clapper Model Kit, Fury 1 wfg model war plane, Hulk 1 wfg Hulk Album, Krazy 1 wfg Krazy False Teeth, Penny 1 wfg Mouse in Cheese Pendant, Scoops 1 wfg Big Event Sports Diary and Scoops No 1 4 pg Flyer, Target 1 wfg Superbike Wall Chart, Tornado 1 wfg Turbo-Flyer, 2 wfg Team Tornado Mayday Pack Wallet, 4, 5, New TV Comic wfg Dr Who Mighty Midget comic, Vulcan 1 wfg Potato Gun and Look-in shop sign
Scoops 1 [vg/fn], balance 19 issues [fn+/vfn+] (20)
£100-150 See illustration

118

Robin Hood original artwork by Frank Bellamy from Swift Vol 3 No 23, 9 June 1956 (with original comic)
Robin encounters Little John in battle for the first time
Indian ink and grey wash on board, 21 x 15 ins
£350-450 See illustration

119

Romeo (1970) 39 issues between Jan 3- Dec 26 Xmas with Young Love stories, Romeo's Fashion Pages, LP reviews The Stones 'Let it Bleed', Fleetwood Mac, Chicken Shack, Just Jenny - Diary of a Go-Go Girl, Flipside back page pics and pop gossip and Ann's Problem Page: 'Dear Ann, I went out with Bill for nearly 3 months but we fell out on Saturday. On Wednesday I met Derek but I still keep thinking of Bill - how can I get him back? - Mandy. Comic Book's editor replies: 'Dear Mandy, It's a shame Craig David wasn't around to help on Wednesday.'
9 issues [vg], balance 30 issues [vg+/fn+] (39)
£120-160 See illustration

120

Romeo (1971) 43 issues between Jan 2 - Dec 18. Flipside Pop with 'At home with John and Yoko', Peter Green, Deep Purple, Home Brewed, Beauty from Romeo Beautique, Sandie, and Ann's Problem Page
[vg/fn+] (43)
£120-160 See illustration

121

Sally (30 Jan-27 March 1971) 9 issues in bound volume
Starring Cat Girl, The Ghost Hunters, Broken-Hearted Rebel and Maisie's Magic Eye
From the IPC Editorial Archive
Cream pages with slightly darker margins [fn+] (9)
£40-60 See illustration

122

Sandie (12 Feb (No 1)-14 Jun 1972 and 12 August - 10 Feb 1973) in two bound volumes
50 issues starring Trixie the Tennis Tramp, Ann of a Thousand Sorrows, Wendy's Private War and Second-hand Rosie with Brenda's Brownies and Wendy the Witch by Leo Baxendale. And from the ‘You're Joking!’ page: 'Who was the first Knight of the Round Table?' Answer 'Sir Cumference!' (sigh)
From the IPC Editorial Archive
[fn/fn+] (50)
£120-160 See illustration

123

Six Million Dollar Man original artwork (1975) drawn and initialled by Martin Asbury for Look-in No 5 page 9 (1975)
Steve Austin is struck by Mandini's gas grenade
Gouache on board. 15 x 20 ins
£180-220 See illustration

124

Star Lord (1978) 1-22
Complete run with Star Lord Summer Special. Art by Carlos Esquerra (Strontium Dog), Kevin O'Neill and Dave Gibbons (Ro-Busters) and Ian Kennedy (Planet of the Damned and Timequake)
The Hell Planet Game in four issues is intact and uncut. Issues 1-3 with all free gifts
30th Sept (No 21) 1" of top corner cover torn away [vg+], balance issues [vfn/nm] (23)
£130-160 See illustration

125

Super Sonic Magazine (1978) 11-14 becomes Rock On! (May - Nov 1978) 1-7
Eleven 32 pg Rock and Pop magazines in bound volume. Starring Jam, Debbie Harry, Bowie, Souxie, Bob Marley, Queen, Fleetwood Mac, Phil Collins, Springsteen, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, AC/DC, Black Sabbath and Meatloaf
From the IPC Editorial Archive
[vfn/nm] (11)
£70-100 See illustration

126

Tammy/Tammy and Sally (6 Feb '71 - 30 Dec '72) No 1, 3-6, 8, 9 and 11 with 74 further issues including the 1972 year near complete (missing 13 Feb and 30 Sept) and Tammy Annual 1972
The picture stories focussed on darker subject matter including cruelty and adversity with titles: Slaves of War Orphan Farm, My Father - My Enemy!, No tears for Molly and Cinderella Spiteful. This ground-breaking content was put together by IPC's editor at the time and was starkly at odds with Tammy's harmless cover illustrations
No 1 [fn-], 12 issues [vg/vg+], balance 69 issues [fn-/fn+] (82)
£100-150 See illustration

127

127 Tracy (Oct 1979 - Dec '80) 1-64 near complete run (missing No 6, 22, 61, 64). No 9 wfg Guitar Comb, No 18 wfg 9 sticker cards. Starring Hard-Hearted Harriet, The Plot against Penny and The Hateful Hands of Heather Smith
A few [vg/vg+], balance [fn-/fn+] (60)
£60-80 See illustration

128

2000AD Prog 11 (1977) Brian Bolland cover art
CGC 9.4 [nm+]
Off-white/white pages
£70-100 See illustration

129

UFO original artwork by John M Burns for TV Action No 113 (1973) pg 8
'Ed Straker and Paul Foster do battle with the Aliens to stop the destruction of SHADO'
Black ink and wash on board. 21 x 16 ins
£150-200 See illustration

130

Valentine (1970-72) 44 issues with 3 original love story typed proofs 'My Mum Didn't Like Him', Keep Away from our Daughter!' and 'My Eyes were Opened!'. Articles include Lulu's inside stories, Why Boys Prefer Blondes, George Best's fans Tell All and Bird-Watchers Special (tips for Sky Guys), with Fashion page The Latin Look for Hot-Blooded Birds! Inside Tamla Motown, TV and Pop Page 'Eye Spy'
[fn/vfn] (44)
£180-220 See illustration

131

Barratt Super Heroes Activity Album (1983) with Transfer Sheet and Star Wars Transfers (1983): Death Star, Jabba the Hutt Throne Room, Ewok Village and Sarlacca Pit (all in original plastic packaging) (5)
No Reserve
See illustration

132

CHiPs - 3 original artworks by Barrie Mitchell (1983) for Look-in No 7 pgs 20 and 21 and No 9 pg 21 (last episode of story)
Black pen and ink on card. 20 x 15 ins (3 artworks)
£180-230 See illustration

133

Comic Rock 1 (1985), Cor!! 6/10/73 wfg Ratty Rassper, Cracker 2 wfg Cracking Bang, No 3 wfg Wheels & Squeals Fun Book, Secret Wars 1 wfg Transfers, Marvel Team -Up 1 wfg Spider-Man and Daredevil Stickers, The Thing is Big Ben 1, 2 wfgs Free Cap and Big Ben Ranger, Warlord 178 wfg Britain's Fighting Forces booklet with Jet 1 (1971), Forces In Combat (1950) 1-3 and Star Lord 3, 4, wfgs
[vg+/fn/fn+] (15)
£60-80 See illustration

134

Faceache original artwork by Ken Reid from Buster (1980)
'Elp! Police! Maniacal Monsters!' The Gasman gets a double scrunge!
Indian ink on paper. 20 x 16 ins
£80-110 See illustration

135

1980s First Issues Plus, all with free gifts
Thor 1, Valour 1, 2, Future Tense 1, X-Men 1 (x 2 with different colour free gifts), Hot-Shot! 1, Nikki 1, Nutty 1, Popswop 1, Play Box 1, Princess 1, Rupert 1, School Fun 1, Scream 1, 2, Spike 1, Suzy 1 with No 1 Flyer (no free gift), Worzel Gummidge 1, WOW! 1 and 7 Bunty 4 pg Flyers (1977-85)
Scream 1, 2 [vg], Suzy [vg+], balance 25 issues including Flyers [fn+/vfn] (28)
£80-120 See illustration

136

Ron Turner signed original artwork (1987)
The Red Baron WW1 Dogfight, reproduced on page 261 of 'The Fantastic Art of Ron Turner' book by John Lawrence
Poster colour on board, 18 x 15 ins
£250-300 See illustration

137

Speakeasy (Acme Press 1980-82) 65-90 with Freak Flyer Souvenir issue Summer 1988. (No 86/87 is one issue)
Featuring Maxwell the Magic Cat by Alan Moore, Night of the Batman, Batman cover by Brian Bolland, Judge Dredd cover by Paul Johnson, Watchmen launch and Silver Surfer by Mobeius
[vg/fn+] (26)
£50-70 See illustration

138

Whiplash original artwork (1984) by Ron Turner
This artwork was the forerunner of Turner's 64 page WWII illustrated story about a renegade Aussie patrol on Australia's Northern Territory sabotaging the insurgent Japanese army patrols from occupied New Guinea
Poster colour on board, 18 x 14 ins
£180-250 See illustration

139

Gryphon Paperback Books (New York 1990s) by E. C Tubb.
Science-Fiction stories with cover art by Ron Turner
[vfn+/nm] (10)
£40-60 See illustration

140

Gryphon Paperback Books (New York 1990s) by John Russel Fearn.
Science-Fiction stories with cover art by Ron Turner
[vfn+/nm] (10)
£40-60 See illustration


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