Five Star are this weeks cover stars, on No.26 of 1988, theres a feature and big poster inside, also here, athletics is in the spotlight in Sports, find out all the facts you never knew about Mork & Mindy, still big on TV in 1988, and No CAP this week, instead you can get the words to Aswad's latest single 'Give a Little Love'.....enjoy.... 

15th jun 1988 - No.26 (full issue)

Cover: 5 Star.

Strips: Strip Selection: The Trap Door (Bill Titcombe), Jimmy Cricket (Arthur Ranson), Roger Ramjet (Unknown) and Garfield (Jim Davis), Gilbert (Harry North), Adventure of the Galaxy Rangers (Unknown), Inspector Gadget (Unknown), The Five Star Life (Gordon and Maureen Gray) and Cannon & Ball (Bill Titcombe).

1985 No.4 (full issue)...

Staying in 1985 with another from Dan, Paul Young is the cover star, find a feature/poster inside.  About to appear in a Look-in strip soon, find out about the stars of Super Gran, find out what other football stars think of the then England Captain Bryan Robson and the CAP is another appearance for David Bowie.......enjoy....

19th jan 1985 - No.4 (full issue)

Cover:  Paul Young.

Strips: Rock on Tommy! with Cannon and Ball (Bill Titcombe), The A-Team (Gordon and Maureen Gray), Robin of Sherwood (Mike Noble), Knight Rider (Barrie Mitchell), Danger Mouse (Arthur Ranson) and Bucks Fizz (Unknown).

1985 No.7 (full issue)...

And so into 1985, there are a few issues to upgrade from strip only to full, and here is one of those from Dan.  This one is No.7 and on the cover is none other than Super Gran!  Follow her adventures in strip form inside.  The middle pages are different this week, as it is the start of a huge wall frieze in the magazine.  Over the next three weeks, you can choose from Video Allstars or flip it over and have The Many Faces of Pop.  There's more music with those hitmakers ZZ Top, find a feature and poster, Sports has a feature on the Olympics, focusing on Triple Jump and the CAP is drummer Roger Taylor from Duran Duran........enjoy....

9th feb 1985 - No.7 (full issue)

Cover:  Gudrun Ure.

Strips: Rock on Tommy! with Cannon and Ball (Bill Titcombe), The A-Team (Gordon and Maureen Gray), Robin of Sherwood (Mike Noble), Knight Rider (Barrie Mitchell), Danger Mouse (Arthur Ranson) and Super Gran (Harry North).

1992 No.44 (full issue)...

Those very sexy boys Right Said Fred are the cover stars of the recently purchased issue, No.44 from 1992, inside theres a feature and colour pics.  The middle poster is the Penguin family from Creature Comforts, just one of a series that featured, Also Mario, Stingray (back on TV at that time), Gazza and Gladiator Wolf are all in poster form,  plus fashion and more.  My appologies, but someone has been busy with a biro on this one.......enjoy anyway....

31st oct 1992 - No.44 (full issue)

Cover: Right Said Fred.

Strips: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures (Unknown), Garfield (Jim Davis), and Scooby Doo (Gordon and Maureen Gray).

1984 No.49 (full issue)...

The latest one from Dan, and it's the one that completes the 1984 weekly issues, No.49.  Shaky is on the cover and is inside in a big feature alongside a large picture, This is one of those issues that had a poster advert in the centre, so Shaky was suitably cut in half, the only way to see him in full was to pull him out of the centre.  The file contains the picture as you would have seen it reading the mag and at the end the full poster.  and interesting sports feature asking sports stars who they'd like to change places with if they wern't themselves, the CAP is OMD.  Also this week you may notice the Robin strip has a blacked out frame, this is to do with Colin Shelbournes anti violence stance, as a death scene was blacked out, as it was thought too much for a childs eyes, still looking for the 1984 Summer and Winter specials if anyone can help.......enjoy....

1st dec 1984 - No.49 (full issue)

Cover:  Shakin' Stevens.

Strips: Rock on Tommy! with Cannon and Ball (Bill Titcombe), Robin of Sherwood (Mike Noble), The A-Team (Arthur Ranson), Knight Rider (Barrie Mitchell), Danger Mouse (Arthur Ranson) and Bucks Fizz (Unknown).

1989 No.9 (full issue)..

We're in 1989 this week and Britain's favourite dog adorns the cover, it's Pippin, the star of Woof!, theres a feature inside and a huge poster of Pippin.  Also inside Then Jericho provide the musical direction with a feature and Mark Shaw poster.  If you thought womens football was a new thing, it isn't, there's a feature inside on Sue Law up and coming Millwall player and on the back page there is part of an ALL STARS booklet, these were the last pages given, but we will have the full booklet at some point hopefully.....enjoy.... 

25th feb 1989 - No.9 (full issue)

Cover: Pippin.

Strips: Strip Selection: Dogtanian (Unknown), Cannon & Ball (Bill Titcombe), The Trap Door (Bill Titcombe) and Garfield (Jim Davis), Duckula (Arthur Ranson), Inspector Gadget (Unknown), Galaxy High School (Unknown), The Five Star Life (Gordon and Maureen Gray) and Danger Mouse (Arthur Ranson).

1984 No.50 (full issue)...

We're back in 1984, just one to go for this year, and back to a bit of artwork for this cover, it is the A-Team by Arthur Ranson, find them inside in their own colour strip.  Also here are Wham! in a new interview and colour poster, find out what was coming to the flicks that Xmas, American football is the featured sport and Limahl is the CAP .....enjoy....

8th dec 1984 - No.50 (full issue)

Cover:  Dwight Shultz, Mr. T, Dirk Benedict and George Peppard by Arthur Ranson.

Strips: Rock on Tommy! with Cannon and Ball (Bill Titcombe), The A-Team (Arthur Ranson), Robin of Sherwood (Mike Noble), Knight Rider (Barrie Mitchell), Danger Mouse (Arthur Ranson) and Bucks Fizz (Unknown).