Showing posts with label Bill Lacey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Lacey. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 April 2026

Is it True? from Valiant (1968-1970) - Compiled and edited by H. C.

From Valiant #9 March 1968  to  Valiant #16 May 1970

Authors : 

Most of the covers were drawn by Mike Western. Eric Bradbury 

also did some of them and Bill Lacey did at

least the 24th January 1970 cover.

                                                                                  
                 Valiant #9 March 1968                                                  Valiant #16 May 1970

                                                                                  












115 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 
this magnificent compilation.

Wednesday, 13 September 2023

Thriller Comics Library.- #074 Bold Robin Hood #075 The King's Captain #076 The Covered Wagon (IPC 1954 Series)

    Thriller Comics Library
Publisher: IPC
Publication Dates: November 1953 - 5 February 1957
Number of Issues Published: 122 (#41 - #162)
Color: Colour cover; black and white interior
Dimensions: Digest
Binding: Squarebound
Publishing Format: was ongoing
Publication Type: magazine 
68 pages   -   Indicia Frequency: The First Thursday in Each Month

Numbering continues from Thriller Comics (IPC, 1951 series) #40
Numbering continues with Thriller Picture Library (IPC, 1957 series) #163


Bold Robin Hood
IPC, 1954 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors : Sep E. Scott (painting)

Script: ??  -    Pencils & Inks:  Patrick Nicolle

The King of Sherwood again draw his sword in defence of

 freedom against Norman tyranny.

The King's Captain 

The Three Musketeers 

IPC, 1954 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :  ???

 Script : ???   Pencils : ???

Gay, reckless D’Artagnan and his gallant comrades of the King’s
Musketeers battle with swords and fists through an exciting new
adventure.




The Covered Wagon
IPC, 1954 Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors : Sep E. Scott (painting)

Script: Emerson Hough (original story); Joan Whitford (adaptation) 

Pencils & Inks:  Bill Lacey

A story of the pioneers who opened up the American West.
As the wagon train rolls on through dangerous Redskin territory, a
smouldering feud bursts out into explosive action.


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