Births:
Sir Leslie Matthew Ward (Drawl, Spy; 1851); D.C. Thomson & Co., Ltd. chairman Brian Thomson (1918); Martin Aitchison (1919); Rich Johnston (1972)
Deaths:
Harold Underwood Thompson (H. Botterill; 1996)
Notable Events:
The Ally Sloper Manifesto published in 1885, where he set out his plans to stand for parliament as member for Shoe Lane and the Sloperies.
Tich newspaper strip began in The Daily Mirror in 1931.
The first day of the Hoffnung Interplanetary Music Festival took place at the Royal Festival Hall in 1958.
Pip, Squeak and Wilfred newspaper strip revived in The Daily Mirror in 1998.
A runaway trailer carrying steel beams crashed into the wall of D.C. Thomson's Guthrie Street printing plant in 2007. Thankfully there were no injuries.
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Showing posts with label Martin Aitchison. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 21, 2018
Monday, October 22, 2018
On This Day: 22 Oct
Wildcat (Fleetway Publications) #01 (22 Oct 1988 - 04 Nov 1988)
The Mighty World of Marvel (Panini Publishing) vol.4 #01 (28 Oct 2009)
First Appearances:
Scarlet O'Gasmeter (Hewligan's Haircut) in 2000 A.D. (Fleetway Publications) Prog 702 (27 Oct 1990).
Births:
William St. John Glenn (1904); Rowland Emett (1906); Jim Lawrence (1918); Sid Bicknell (1922)
Deaths:
Gerald Swan (1980); Bert Hill (1986); Kenneth Ody (1990); Robert Nixon (2002); Martin Aitchison (2016); Steve Dillon (2016)
Notable Events:
A Dan Dare exhibition began at Bourne Hall, in Ewell, in 2001. It would finally end on the fifth of January the next year.
The Mighty World of Marvel (Panini Publishing) vol.4 #01 (28 Oct 2009)
First Appearances:
Scarlet O'Gasmeter (Hewligan's Haircut) in 2000 A.D. (Fleetway Publications) Prog 702 (27 Oct 1990).
Births:
William St. John Glenn (1904); Rowland Emett (1906); Jim Lawrence (1918); Sid Bicknell (1922)
Deaths:
Gerald Swan (1980); Bert Hill (1986); Kenneth Ody (1990); Robert Nixon (2002); Martin Aitchison (2016); Steve Dillon (2016)
Notable Events:
A Dan Dare exhibition began at Bourne Hall, in Ewell, in 2001. It would finally end on the fifth of January the next year.
Labels:
Bert Hill,
Dan Dare,
Gerald G. Swan,
Jim Lawrence,
Kenneth Ody,
Martin Aitchison,
Marvel,
Robert Nixon,
Rowland Emett,
Sid Bicknell,
Steve Dillon,
Wildcat
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