Comics UK

The Donald Duck title was in the same format as Vulcan, i.e. small and lots of colour (in this case throughout). Personally I liked it but that brought a hefty 10p price tag and too expensive for a weekly splash out.

Everything is apocalyptic at the moment so I’ve been rounding up a few final issues for my collection, namely Rupert 100 (1985 - Marvel), Donald Duck 18 (1975) & The Savage Sword of Conan 18 (1975). All have exciting news inside...!

At the newsagents: Two Panini titles - Wolverine/Deadpool and Avengers, plus the latest 2000AD. On Ebay: Mighty World of Marvel 197.

Double dynamite today! First, the new Trigan Empire volume from Rebellion (the limited edition) and secondly the new Action 2020 special.

Yes, good luck everyone. Stay well and keep on posting!

Nothing I recognise. Anyone else?

You must have had many happy hours of reading. I’m always drawn back to the inventiveness of those comics and I’m pleased that Rebellion have brought back some of the old favourites.

Another great line up and very welcome indeed.

My Mum picked up my reserved comics twice a week. Tuesday was Beano and Topper then on Friday Avengers (later The Titans), Spider-man, TV Comic, Donald & Mickey & Look-In. So mid 70s.

Both 2000AD and Avengers (Panini) are regular pick ups from the newsagents.

For all the Charlie Grigg fans here - and there are many of us, the book is available from Charliegrigg.com for only £10.

More hardbacks! House of Hammer featuring all the comic strips from Dez Skinn’s 1970’s magazine. Plus The Dracula File from Scream. Then one softback - The Life of Charlie “Chas” Grigg - a great biography.

A Black Friday bonanza of discounted graphic novels - 2000AD’s Dan Dare Vols 1 & 2, Roy of the Rovers 65th hardback, both Roy of the Rovers the 50s & the 60s and Bella at the Bar.

Hi Nick the Greek - I can’t access the art at the moment but you are right that it is Roy’s testimonial compered by Dickie Davies.

Nicer in Aero, I’m finding. Thanks Al.