Killer in the Night

Jim Watson provides the illustrations for this text story published in Warlord, 10th May 1975.

Timesmasher

Art by Mick Austin. From Rampage monthly, October 1981.

 

Raff Regan

 Gerry Haylock provides the art for this issue of Boys World, dated 3rd October 1964.

Dangerous Friend

 Martin Asbury's spot illustrations for a text story in Countdown annual 1972.

Captain Scarlet

 Ron Turner art from the Captain Scarlet annual 1969.

Fangs For The Memory

 John Bolton illustrates this story from The New Avengers annual 1977.

 

Kampfgruppe Falken

 Neville Wilson illustrates this episode from the 2nd of December, 1978 issue of Warlord. I like the quiet cynicism and world-weariness of this strip. The characters are just trying to survive as best as they can under very extreme circumstances. 

PC49

 Some beautiful linework from John Worsley from Eagle, dated 11th November, 1955.

During World War 2 Worsley served in the Royal Navy and was captured in 1943 and spent the remainder of the conflict in a prisoner of war camp. While incarcerated he continued to paint and draw. These images come from the book, John Worsley's War, published in 1993.

 

Baretta

 Art by Ron Tiner from the Baretta Annual, 1977.

 

Eagles Over The Western Front

 Art by Bill Lacey. From Look and Learn, 28th October, 1972. If you're interested in reading more, there's a collection available from Bear Alley Books.

The Daleks

Art by Richard Jennings. From TV21, May 1st 2065.

 

Captain Condor

 Some original Geoff Campion art from Lion. Not sure of the year but I assume it's early-to-mid 1960s. I like the handles on the side of his space boots. So sensible!

 

 

Colonel Pinto

 Art by Ron Embleton.

 

Kung Fu

 Art by Martin Asbury. From Look-In, 8th June, 1974.

Muscles By The Minute

 This one-pager appeared in Alley Sloper magazine, issue 2 October, 1976.

The Daredevils

 Cover by Paul Neary from 1983, with various bits and pieces. I was reading an issue of Magnus Robot Fighter from May 1967, where I came across a rather grumpy missive from a teenage PN. Personally, I disagree, the interior art by Russ Manning is gorgeous. Anyway, moving-along...

Blackhawk

 Cover by Massimo Berlardinelli.