Babi a Fi

This monthly title was a short lived offering from Marvel UK. Following a one-off special to gauge interest, Cinema launched officially in 1981. 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 xx xx #00. Winter 1980/1981. #01. May 1981. #02. June 1981. #03. July 1981. #04. August 1981. ( back cover ) #05. September 1981. ( back cover ) #06. October 1981. #07. November 1981. #08. December 1981. ( back cover ) #09. January 1982. For more like this please click the image below:

Welsh UFO sightings from 1974. For sightings from other years please click HERE . CONTACT January Llyn Peninsular "In January l974 Gwynfor Jones who is an Agricultural Contractor was working in the Llyn Peninsular near Whispering Sands at Garn Fadryn (North Wales). He had to replace some fencing. The grass on this slope was 5/6 inches high, when he got to the top he looked down and could see 4 distinct squares in the grass, forming a square. He went down to examine them, as he knew no one ever went on that hill. They looked as though the grass had been charred away. He called the farmer to look at them and he was equally mystified as no farm tractors or any other implements went on this hill; neither could any people without his knowing. In any case he said, people never thought of going there, it led nowhere and was private property belonging to the farmer." Margaret Fry, Link to the Stars. Wednesday 23rd January L

I did the basic research for this blog series a couple of years ago. Then, as usual, flitted along to the next thing that caught my interest. Now I'm trying to flesh the cases out and present to you my justification for not being a fan of walking along the canal on dark and lonely nights... For more canal deaths, check out the master post . -- Not everyone who ended up in the canal lost their lives in it. While researching this series there were plenty of reports of 'near misses' to be found in the newspapers. So, to make the whole project slightly less morbid, every last Saturday of the month will be the case of someone who survived the Mon & Brec! The Saturday 9th May 1885 edition of the Weekly Mail reported, repeating a piece from the Western Mail on May 6th, that an unnamed man had been rescued from the canal in Cwmbran on the night of Monday 4th May. Having fallen in near the Forge Hammer Inn, the man cried for help and was saved by Police Constable Lawr

Welsh UFO sightings from 1975. For sightings from other years please click HERE . UK UFO January 1975 Abereiddy Nick Thomas was with his sister travelling by car one evening along the coastal road on St. Brides Bay. They observed for about 20 minutes a massive fluorescent ball offshore from Abereiddy. The sphere changed form into a perfect rectangle and shot off at incredible speed to the horizon. They reported the sighting to Randall Jones-Pugh. BUFORA January Dyfed BUFORA V6/N1 (May / June 1977) reported that Randall Jones-Pugh had interviewed two young men "who on a clear night in January 1975 found some cattle they had gone to collect by tractor, huddled in a tight group at the bottom of the field. They saw a light shining through a hedge, which rose, moved in their direction hovering briefly 30 feet away and 3 feet above ground. Shaped like a rugby ball 18 inches long, it moved slowly away at an angle.&

Welsh UFO sightings from 1875. For sightings from other years please click HERE . PRESS Wednesday 17th February 1875 Pwllheli Griffith Thomas Picton-Jones, a solicitor and five time Mayor of Pwllheli, wrote in Field magazine of strange lights he had recently observed: "We witnessed here what we have never seen before certain lights, eight in number, extending over a distance of 8 miles. All seemed to keep their own ground, although moving in a horizontal, perpendicular and zig-zag directions. Sometimes they were of a light blue colour, then like the bright light of a carriage lamp, then almost like an electric light, and going out altogether, in a few minutes (they) would appear again dimly, and come up as before." Llangollen Advertiser, March 5th 1875. Picton-Jones wrote a letter to the Cambrian News detailing his second sighting on Sunday 27th February 1875. Yoke House, Pwllheli, 2nd March, 1875. —

D.C. Thomson launched this bi-monthly title in October 1979. Issues were 68 pages of reprints from earlier titles; Lucky Charm lasted 30 issues before folding in summer 1984. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 x x #01. October 1979. #02. December 1979. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #03. February 1980. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #04. April 1980. #05. June 1980. #06. August 1980. #07. October 1980. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #08. December 1980. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #09. February 1981. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #10. April 1981. Overview available at Girls' Comics of Yesterday . #11. June 1981. #12. August 1981. #13. October 1981. #14. December 1981. #15. February 1982. #16. April 1982. Full scan available