British Marvel Apes Colour Pictures

These images were printed on the back cover of Marvel's "Planet of the Apes" comic which was published in the U.K. from October 1974 to February 1977 when it was merged into the "Mighty World of Marvel" weekly comic. The U.K. Apes comic also included some interior black and white text and photo features about the Apes T.V. series that were never published in the U.S. edition of the magazine. I will scan and post these extra text features at a later date...

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 3 Cover dated November 9th 1974

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 5 Cover dated November 23rd 1974

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 9 Cover dated December 21st 1974

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 10 Cover dated December 28th 1974

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 11 Cover dated January 4th 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 15 Cover dated February 1st 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 16 Cover dated February 8th 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 19 Cover dated March 1st 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 32 Cover dated May 31 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 33 Cover dated June 7th 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 34 Cover dated June 14th 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 35 Cover dated June 21st 1975

Planet of the Apes U.K. issue 72 Cover dated March 6th 1976

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Alan Moore's Essay: Sexism in Comics

I "borrowed" the following scans and text from mechanicaljewel at Live Journal.com. I fondly recall the comic, "The Daredevils" from which they are lifted, it featured reprint comics and new editorial and comic-strip material, notably "Captain Britain". I thought it deserved to go 'viral'. To read the text click on each scan for the larger version. Invisible Girls and Phantom Ladies: How far have we come? Back in 1983, Alan Moore wrote a 10-page article on the portrayal of women in comics and the presence/lack thereof of female creators. It was serialized in Marvel UK's The Daredevils #4-6. It's really interesting to see things like this, written 25 years ago, and to address the question 'how far have we really come?'

The Country Roads of Chris (Dog Oil) Raddings

(Photo by Jane Gregory, Pets Ink) Biography- Chris Raddings: Musician Born in: Leeds, West Yorkshire, U.K. Date of Birth: 21/11/63 Schools: Scholes Infants School, Mirfield, Bradford, West Yorkshire, U.K. / Whitechapel Middle School, Cleckheaton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, U.K. / Whitcliffe Mount Secondary School Cleckheaton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, U.K. Chris is the youngest of three children, he has a sister, Elaine and a brother, Andrew. He left school in 1980 and continued his studies at Batley College of Art & Design, specialist subject: Interior Design. The college catered for a wide range of diciplines from Fine Art to Fashion Design and consequently included an eclectic mix of characters amongst it's scholars and lecturers providing the perfect environment to broaden the mind! However by 1982 Chris left the school having decided to follow an alternative and more satisfying career path working with disadvantaged children. He soon discovered he could incorpora

Jack Kirby Art UK premiere

The original artwork for this pin up was presented to Mark Haynes as first prize for winning "Marvel Mastermind UK 1976". This version is scanned from the back page of the UK weekly "Super Spider-man and the Titans" issue number 217 cover dated April 6th 1977 but on sale from 30th March 1977. The image was used again over a year later but in black and white line only as the "British Feature Page" in F.O.O.M magazine 19. The information accompanying this piece in the U.S, Hardback collection "The Birth of a Hero" is incomplete and inaccurate and the reproduction of the artwork inferior. This version has been "cleaned up" by me using Photoshop. Characters and Image is copyrighted by Marvel Entertainment and Subs.

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