INTRODUCTION
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| Wall Wonderman (from Look and Learn #381 (3 May 1969) |
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Some adverts, particularly in children's comics, have only been listed once and their first instance, where known. They may have appeared in other places - I'm happy to be told!
BBC DOCTOR WHO , 'Radio Times Win a Dalek Competition 1972'
- An illustration commissioned for use as a giveaway to entrants of the 'Radio Times Win a Dalek Competition 1972'. It shows Jon Pertwee and two Daleks. "This certificate has been awarded to [blank] for the entry in the Radio Times Win a Dalek Competition which was displayed in a special exhibition in London March - April 1972"
- An illustration commissioned for use on promotional posters and leaflets for the Blackpool exhibition of 1976 with Tom Baker's Doctor
- Small promotional poster (slightly smaller than A4) An example of the wording added - see article
- The Optronic Eye: Report on the Bell and Howell Optronic Eye Super 8 camera in action pp 309, 311, 313 Three black and white pages with comic strips - see article
- Two frames from "Swade" (from Ally Sloper no. 1) according to a report in Illustrators May-June 1977 by Denis Gifford - not yet found)
- p.16 Black and white with red - Comicon '75 art (event: 2-3 August 1975)
- p.12 Black and white with circle and '76'- Comicon '75 art (event: 21-22 August 1976)
- Black and white 16 page A5 sized booklet
- "Life as it was 600 years ago" 1 page colour, medieval knights (unsigned) appeared in Countdown #12 (Week ending 8th May 1971) p.10 and Look & Learn 1 May 1971 No. 485, p.26
FARNBOROUGH AIR DISPLAY POSTER c. early 1970
- 3 heads watch 3 ascending Concorde shaped aircraft - apparently used on London Underground
- Khalil Oghaby - Strongman and car "Mighty strongman for Persia. First time ever!"
- Khalil Oghaby - Strongman and elephant - "He lifts an elephant!" "Mighty strongman for Persia. First time ever!"
- The Sensational Cimarro Brothers - "The Walk of Death!" All three can be seen here
- Eagle Vol. 2:42 (25 January 1952), p. 5 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay - 5 panels (with code: GD 311-1505) Dragon looks at 'young Jimmy' through telescope
- Eagle Vol. 2:46 (22 February 1952), p. 12 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay - 5 panels (with code: GD 312-1505) Dragon enters bathroom
- Eagle Vol. 3:2 (18 April 1952), p. 13 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay - 5 panels (with code: GD 313-1505) Dragon in tank attacks No.14
- Eagle Vol. 3:6 (16 May 1952), p.13 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay - 4 panels (with code: GD 314-1505) Dragon in submarine attacks boat
- Eagle Vol. 3:11 (20 June 1952), p.13 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay- 5 panels (with code: GD 315-1505) Dragon sends rocket to blow up the Smiths' "ivory castles"
- Eagle Vol. 3:14 (11 July 1952), p.13 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay - 4 panels (with code: GD 316-1505) Dragon gets telegram and heads to Cliff House
- Eagle Vol. 3:19 (15 August1952), p.13 - Reprints Eagle Vol. 3:2 (18 April 1952)
- Eagle Vol. 3:24 (19 September1952), p.13 - Commando Gibbs versus Dragon Decay -5 panels (with code: GD 326-1505) Dragon dresses as Policeman on bike
- Eagle Vol. 3:33 (21 November 1952), p.5 - Reprints Eagle Vol. 3:6 (16 May 1952)
- Eagle Vol. 3:36 (12 December 1952), p.13 - Reprints Eagle Vol. 3:11 (20 June 1952) - All the above can be seen here
- First advert in TV21 for Joe 90 # 1 with cover by Bellamy was in TV21 209, (18 January 1969)
- First advert in TV21 appeared in TV21 #242 (6 September 1969) and available here
- Backgrounds for TV advertising - Animation and details here
- 5 drawings for an animated TV commercial:
- Rocket & Asteroid
- Rocket crashes
- Trajectory drawings (X3)
- Space man
- Space man head
- "Portakabin: the logical conclusion" - 4 page leaflet in full colour. Signed and dated 1/71 with a code number (referring to the Portakabin PK type cabin advertised) 262PK1/71
- 4 (or 8) page leaflet in full colour
- 1/2 page 'photographic' style advert of Gary Player in Eagle Vol.11 No.26, 25th June 1960, p.8
- A poster competition entry in full colour. Read more here
- 1 page colour illustration in various UK comics - Read more here
- Quad poster for the film "Thunderbird 6" - First advert for the film in TV21 #184, 27 July 1968 (repeated many times elsewhere including Look and Learn #341)
7 drawings
'From the world of the Daleks...'
- Daleks and the Ancient Britons
- The Swamp Creatures of Terroth
- When the Daleks Flooded the Earth!
- The Grenium Invisibility System
- The Cyclops Z-Ray
- A Dalek Deep Space Battle Cruiser
- Dalek Officer - see all of these here
- "Walls Wonderman and the Martian Inferno" (For example in Valiant 4 April 1970) - available here
- "Walls Wonderman and the Bridge of Terror" (For example in Valiant 25 April 1970) - available here
- "Christmas greetings" Daily Telegraph series: Ribbon, Father Christmas, DT and the swirl at the bottom are in red Not signed - All WPN Bellamy work can be seen here
- "Spacebuyer" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- "Woman’s Page" Daily Telegraph series - Not signed
- “Motoring” Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- “Theatre” Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- “Who is Peterborough?" Daily Telegraph series - Not signed
- Reprint of 2 May 1952
- “Here’s the sport" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- “Cross Words" Full page B&W with red colour spots Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- Reprint of 11 May 191952
- “Features that pull No. 8: The City" Daily Telegraph series - Not signed
- “Features that pull No. 9: Films" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- “Features that pull No. 10: Books" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
- “Features that pull No. 11: Special Features" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB Norfolk
- “Features that pull No. 12 “Father Christmas and the New Year”" Daily Telegraph series - Signed FAB
FRANK BELLAMY MEDIA
INTRODUCTION
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| Alien creatures for BBC Focus |
I'm sure Frank had no idea in his early career illustrating film 'stand-up figures' for cinema lobbies, that he would get involved more directly with the new medium of television, let alone in producing a very visible film poster and starring on some programmes as himself!
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Timings are based on found recordings
1957 [ITV: Unknown] 2 or 3 October 1957
- News article on ITV about the publication of Bellamy's strip on Churchill, the "Happy Warrior"
- 2 drawings of alien creatures - see Alan Davis' website and image to right
- "The Winged Avenger" c.30 colour illustrations. The programme was produced November/December 1966 and broadcast in the UK & USA: 17 February 1967 . This was the 5th Season Episode #110 (1st colour season)
- We believe there were also some unused illustrations - see all relevant images here
- Interview with Barry Askew.
Bellamy drew Barry Askew (with POW! lettering) for Edition appearance on-screen [8 minutes 24
seconds] - see article for transcript and audio
- An article also appeared in the Radio Times
- Bellamy was guest artist on this programme hosted by Bob Monkhouse
Produced 16 April 1974
Broadcast:19 June 1974
[3 minutes 11
seconds] - see the article and transcription
- Interview at Kettering
We suspect Bellamy drew his interviewer
[5 minutes 37
seconds] see article for transcript and audio
- Chris Young interviews Frank Bellamy in Geddington, where we see various pieces by Bellamy as well as him drawing Garth, [4 minutes 38 seconds] see article for transcript and audio
FOOTNOTES
The Avengers Calendar 2005: celebrating 40 years of Emma Peel, Slow Dazzle
- Designed by Paul Holder, The December page features a montage from The Winged Avenger episode
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