1971 No.45 in full and 1984 No.27...

Here are the next ones, No.45 from 1971, that's full of course and another 1980's issue, No.27 from 1984 ,enjoy...

13th November 1971 - No.45 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Leslie Crowther by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble),The Flaxton Boys (Unknown), The Master-Stroke introduced by Dickie Davies (Unknown) and On the Buses (Harry North).

30th June 1984 - No.27

Cover: Spandau Ballet.

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

1971 No.44 in full and 1974 No.47...

Next two and the last 70's until I buy another, that's No.47 from 1974 and with that No.44 from 1971 in full, by the way good news, I have another two 1984 issues...!!...

6th November 1971 - No.44 (Full Issue)

Cover: Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble),The Flaxton Boys (Unknown), The Master-Stroke introduced by Dickie Davies (Unknown) and On the Buses (Harry North).

30th November 1974 - No.47

Cover: Sally Geeson and Robin Stewart by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Michael Bentine's Potty Time (Arthur Ranson), The Adventures of Black Beauty (Leslie Branton?), The Tomorrow People (John M. Burns),Doctor At Sea (John Cooper), Kung Fu (Martin Asbury),
and Bless This House (Alan Parry).

Dick Turpin Story 4 and file...

Here is the last Dick Turpin story, a bit of an anomaly in that it was just a one issue story, this to my knowledge had never been done outside of strips that were meant to be weekly stories e.g. The Benny Hill Page, Superflop etc.  The Smurfs started as single stories and went to continual stories later, but this seemed a bit strange to do and disappointing.  Maybe Turpin had proved unpopular and they wanted to get rid of it quick and make way for another strip?  Anyways, here it is along with a usual file of bits and pieces from the Turpin era...

Dick Turpin - Story 4 -  The Smugglers

Story: Angus P. Allan

Art: Martin Asbury.

The Dick Turpin File

1971 No.43 in full and 1974 No.14...

Here are this weeks issues, No.43 from 1971 in full and from 1974 we have No.14...

30th October 1971 - No.43 (Full Issue)

Cover: Adrian Wright, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Wedy Padbury and Leonard Gregory by Angus McBride.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble),The Flaxton Boys (Unknown), Mystery of the Moondust introduced by Peter Fairley (Unknown) and On the Buses (Harry North).

13th April 1974 - No.14

Cover: Gary Glitter by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Doctor in Charge! (Harry North), The Kids from 47a (Alan Parry), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Tomorrow People (John M. Burns),The World at War (Unknown), On the Buses (Harry North), Kung Fu (Martin Asbury), and Bless This House (Alan Parry).

Geoffrey Bayldon 1924 - 2017...

I have not long read the news of the sad death of Geoffrey Bayldon.  Geoffrey was a fine actor and appeared in many things but his two most famous creations made it to strip form in Look-in.  He played the hapless wizard in the series of the same name - Catweazle and also the more gentle Crowman in Worzel Gummidge.  He gave hours of pleasure to TV fans and more pleasure that his characters were carrying on the mayhem within Look-in's pages, condolences to his family, RIP...

Found this great interview with Mike Noble, artist of Follyfoot, Black Beauty, Tomorrow People and Space: 1999 to name but a few, it's on YouTube click the link below...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpY0Y5uCGi8

1971 No.42 in full and 1984 No.26...

Here are this weeks two, from 1971 it's No.42 in full and from 1984 I'm afraid it's the last 80s issue I have, I have another recent 70s acquisition (There is also another in the post as I speak) then I will move to rebooting the 80s issues as full ones, don't worry 80s fans, it's my intention to try and publish every issue, I am just more into completing the 70s section at the moment, if there is anyone out there with more 80s issues they can scan that would be really great, I am looking forward to completing Robin of Sherwood in particular, here we go then...

23rd October 1971 - No.42 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Peter Cleall, David Barry, Leon Vitali, Carol Hawkins, Peter Denyer, Liz Gebhardt and John Alderton by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble),The Flaxton Boys (Unknown), Mystery of the Moondust! introduced by Peter Fairley (Unknown) and On the Buses (Harry North).

23rd June 1984 - No.26

Cover: Debbie Scott-Webb.

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

1971 No.41 in full and 1984 No.24...

Here, better late than never is last weekends update, sorry, I was busy at the weekend.  Here we have No.41 from 1971 in full and back to the 80s with No.24 from 1984...

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16th October 1971 - No.41 (Full Issue)

Cover: Deryck Guyler and Joan Sanderson by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble),The Flaxton Boys (Unknown), Mystery of the Moondust! introduced by Peter Fairley (Unknown) and On the Buses (Harry North).

9th June 1984 - No.24

Cover: Harrison Ford.

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