The seventies were off to a rough start for Buster because it fell victim to printers’
industrial action and no issues were published for eleven weeks in the end of
1970 and the beginning of 1971, hence no 1970 Christmas edition.
Here are three more covers by Nadal with the
snowy logo:
By Christmas 1974 Nadal was replaced by Reg
Parlett who remained in charge of the character for more than a decade.
More great covers! :)
ReplyDeleteIntrestingly I have the 1972 Buster Chritsmas comic, but it doesn't have a price on the cover.
Love Reg's Buster best...
ReplyDeleteBuster always loved his food...a bit like me;0)
That last cover is so striking..
nice to see covers I've never seen before...
Amazing you've nearly completed Buster comic collection..
you must have a lot of storage space..
I use drawers everywhere...and a shelves and shelves in a box room for mine also lots end up behind my chair...I'm always reading them...:))
Nadal and Parlett sure knew how to draw - AND tell a story. Unlike some of the imposters around today.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I left a comment here earlier. Nadal and Reg Parlett were masters of their craft, being able to draw well AND tell a story at the same time. Unlike certain impostors of today I could mention (but won't).
ReplyDeleteYou left a comment after the first part of the Buster Christmases series :)
DeleteI much prefer old British comics to their modern incarnation.
Here's a cover from 1974 you seem to be missing:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bustercomic.co.uk/281274.html
Thanks for this George. I have them all but in the mid to late seventies Buster actually ran two covers with a Holiday Season theme every year so I only included one from each year in this series. I may show them later this year.
DeleteThat explains it! Thanks! :)
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