Knowing my interest in Avengers strips, a friend has pointed me at a Yahoo Group with oodles of information on the contemporary strips of the 60's and 70's.
http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/The-Forget-Me-Notes/
And there's also the Winged Avenger site too.
http://wingedavenger.theavengers.tv/
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Re: Comic Strip Avengers
I also found this small site before I noticed your link. It is interesting to see what the comic writers invented for Avengers stories, and whether the illustrators' got close to the characters (or not!).
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The Forget Me Notes site has been doing some research and has finally found where one of the doctored images came from in The Winged Avenger episode...
From DC comic 'Blackhawk' issue 223. This issue also is seen to be read by Mrs Peel in the episode.
The 'Winged Avenger' comic - which is a specially drawn cover glued onto an existing comic - does not though correspond with the back page of #223. The advert with the red car appeared on issues #216 and #217 of Blackhawk.
However this advert probably appeared on most DC comics in the same two months so it could have been any number of comics.
In the episode Steed also views another 'doctored' piece of artwork..
However with no clues to go on this one will probably remain a mystery for now unless some DC fan stumbles across it. If it were possible to read the text in the speech ballons in a blow up from the original film print, then that could maybe help?
More information on this on The Forget Me Notes site along with Avengers strip notes and information on the Lion comic seen in the episode 'A Sense Of History'.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The-Forget-Me-Notes/
From DC comic 'Blackhawk' issue 223. This issue also is seen to be read by Mrs Peel in the episode.
The 'Winged Avenger' comic - which is a specially drawn cover glued onto an existing comic - does not though correspond with the back page of #223. The advert with the red car appeared on issues #216 and #217 of Blackhawk.
However this advert probably appeared on most DC comics in the same two months so it could have been any number of comics.
In the episode Steed also views another 'doctored' piece of artwork..
However with no clues to go on this one will probably remain a mystery for now unless some DC fan stumbles across it. If it were possible to read the text in the speech ballons in a blow up from the original film print, then that could maybe help?
More information on this on The Forget Me Notes site along with Avengers strip notes and information on the Lion comic seen in the episode 'A Sense Of History'.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/The-Forget-Me-Notes/