1973 No.32, 1981 No.37 and bonus 1977 No.38 (full issues)...

Here we are with the last old look Look-in, which is No.37 from 1981, the logo changed and although it wasn't the last ever painted cover, the mainstay for the new look was photographs, really sad but Look-in had to move on like everything else and get a new modern Look.  I stuck with it until about 84, I was 21 when I stopped reading it, I just didn't see my age as a good enough reason to stop..!!  We will continue on with the new look mag although I have to say from 1984 issues get sparser, I do buy all the time and so we will get there hopefully, If anyone out there has 80's Look-in's they could scan they would be very gratefully received.

To go with that we Have No.32 from 1973, with additions to your Follyfoot files courtesy of Dan and from Luke there is another of his - No.38 from 1977, again with thanks...by the way the first new look Look-in (1981 - No.38) is available already on the 1981 checklist page and I have resized this to 1500, busy week...phew..!!...

4th August 1973 - No.32 (Full Issue)

Cover: Gillian Blake and Steve Hodson by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: On the Buses (Harry North), Settle Down Now! with Ken Goodwin (Arthur Ranson), Les Dawson is Superflop (Arthur Ranson), The Tomorrow People (John M. Burns), The Adventures of David Cassidy (Alan Parry), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Fenn Street Gang (unknown) and Doctor in Charge (Tom Kerr).

5th September 1981 - No.37 (Full Issue)

Cover: Metal Mickey, Sally James (I Think!) and Nicholas Hammond by Arthur Ranson.

Strips: Elvis the Story (Arthur Ranson), Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (Martin Asbury), Worzel Gummidge (Barrie Mitchell), Rock on Tommy! with Cannon and Ball (Bill Titcombe), Smuggler (John M. Burns), and CHiPs (Jim Baikie).

17th September 1977 - No.38 (Full Issue)

Cover: Lee Majors by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: The Benny Hill Page (Bill Titcombe), The Six Million Dollar Man (Martin Asbury), Just Williaml (Arthur Ranson), The Tomorrow People (Mike Noble), Starcruiser (David Jeffris), The Bionic Woman (John M. Burns) and Doctor on the Go (Bill Titcombe).