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Must have so

Don't recall dancin' before any temple.

You could all go to where Pops works! One of these days Ill drive up....

Nah, I just remembered that version of the badge 'cause I liked it and had never seen it before!

First new piece in a long while, after a bit of horse trading for a piece I already had. Ranson is brilliant.

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Hmmm, pic not showing, link seems to work though.

This is where it was used, Quality also make a badge of it too.

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I'm pretty sure I know where that was used. I'll check when I get home from work.

Coke down the bore really does free the piston, Lawnmower going again!

Never seen it, I wonder if there is any chance it will be on the telly?

You will have something to look forward to when you come back!
Thanks Bat and Hawk(you could have you own comic!) Really appreciate you taking the time to review it, all exposure is a great help.

I was always an avid Beano reader, 2000ad a little, my older brother used to give me money to buy it, he felt too grown up to get it.
An extended stay in hospital when I turned 11 really got me into all comics, relations asked what I liked, so I was brought comics by the armful, everything from Weeklies, Monthlies, Libraries, Funnies and Action, but no one brought any Superhero stuff, no idea why, there was plenty of Marvel UK around.
My late uncle really got me into collecting though, american comics or back issues of British comic were just not available here, he bought me a big bunch of american comis and more importantly the address of the mail order company, Conquistador! ,part of The book Palace eventually (I think). He then got me  the original Eagles, which were incredible to see for the first time in the mid eighties, compared to the poor quality newsprint from IPC, the were fantastic, and importantly the name Norman Shaw, who supplied me with a lot of comics in the late eighties.
I have kept most of what I have bought, and they have been read through by many kids over the last few years, my seven years olds favourite read at the min is Whoopee Monthly!

it's a totally bonkers story

it is Dan, especially  the bath bit!!

Thanks for the kind works everyone, Richard deserves the credit for the look of the books, his designs are hard to beat, especially working in B&W throughout.

Thanks everyone, its selling very well!

Hello all, more comicy goodness from myself and Amstor. Available here to buy now!
http://www.comicsy.co.uk/hibernia/

Here is the info, Cheers, David.

From the pages of Scream! comic Hibernia is proud to present The Complete Dracula Files, collecting all the weekly episodes as well as all the episodes from the hard to find Holiday Specials. Also included is two page's of  unseen Eric Bradbury Dracula art from Scream issue 18, and a cover gallery.
Follow KGB officer Colonel Stakis desperate hunt for Count Dracula, who is spreading terror in 1980's Britain after defecting from Communist Romania.
Written By Gerry Finley Day (Rogue Trooper) and Simon Furman(Transformers), and art by Eric Bradbury (Doomlord) and Geoff Senior (Transformers).

Its something to get your teeth into!



Perfect Bound

86 Pages

Black and White

It was originally set to appear in Toxic, that didnt happen, so the Meg picked it up and they put a framing device of a Mega City on School to help it 'fit' better in the Meg.