Annual sized book features many TV stars and shows of the period.
Contents Include:
Emergency Ward 10
Ghost Squad
77 Sunset Strip
Danger Man
Annual sized book contains features and photographs of TV shows around at the time.
Including:
Dr Kildare
Bonanza
Burke’s Law
The Beatles
Danger Man
Beverly Hillbillies
The Fugitive
Z Cars
Stingray
No Hiding Place
Ben Casey
Suger Foot
Rawhide
Gunsmoke
The Dakotas
The Saint
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Gideon’s Way
Emergency Ward 10
Compact
Coronation Street
Redcap
The Human Jungle
77 Sunset Strip
Route 66
The Avengers
Reprints of World Distributor stories from the British Annuals. Annual looks to have been signed by Artist Walt Howath
TV Express Comic No 376 Dated January 13th 1962.
This the last issue of this title before it merged into TV Comic the following week.
This issue contains: Col Pinto’s Wartime Notebook a comic strip based on Pinto’s wartime exploits as also featured in BBC TV’s Spycatcher TV series of around the same time.
A two page Danger Man text story by Henry Lewis.
Alfie and Bill, a strip story featuring the actors from Bootsie and Snudge.
Biggles Air Police news, as well as a full colour comic strip featuring the hero.
No Hiding Place comic strip story.
Full page piece about merging with TV Comic features photograph of Supercar.
Around the World with Alan Wicker full page feature.
Original Price Per issue 4 1/2d
Patrick McGoohan fan card with facsimile autograph.
French digest sized Danger Man comic from 1966.
French digest sized Danger Man comic from 1966.
Spanish paperback published by Fher in 1966.
This is a translation of Storm over Rockall by W. Howard Baker.
Preformed by Johnny Rivers.
Issued on the Imperial label. IM 66159
This French Dangerman paperback published in 1969 by Presses De La Cite, appears to be a translation of Departure Defered by W Howard Baker. Translated into French by Othenin Girard. The cover though gives the name of John Long.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966.
Italian poster approx. 100 x 140 cm in size.
Italian poster approx. 33 x 70 cm in size.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1968. This copy appears to have been removed from a bound volume and has some spine damage.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1972.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1972.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1973.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1974.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1974.
1960’s children’s comic. Features both text and strip stories relating to many classic TV series of the period.
The Saint strip story “The Informer”.
A text story for the Man from U.N.C.L.E. “The Medicine Hat Affair”.
A Green Hornet strip story “Appointment with Vengeance”.
Tarzan strip story “Valley Battle”
The Lone Ranger strip story “The Stolen Stallion”
Star spot features Patrick McGoohan, Dangerman, The Prisoner.
The Invaders text story “Flames of Fury”.
Original Price 6d
TV Comic Issue 568 3rd November 1962.
Contains Supercar, Fireball XL5 and Bootsie and Snudge. TV terrors strip features a Danger Man spoof.
Original Price 5d
Comic book based a French TV series that possibly never saw broadcast in the UK. Translated title is Terry the Sling. Set in 1360 France is occupied by the English and Terry fights against English occupation. (I wonder why it wasn’t shown in the UK). It almost seems to be a French version of Robin Hood.
A secondary strip in this comic is “Destination Danger”, the French title for Danger Man. The story contained is “John Drake Contre Les Mafiosi” which was later published in the UK in the book “Top TV series starring Danger Man in War against the Mafia” along with a second story.
This comic published in France in 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1963.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1963.
SFX magazine Aug 2015. Features a Man from U.N.C.L.E. cover with feature on the new movie. Also feature on new Mission Impossible movie and small piece on spy shows including U.N.C.L.E., Wild Wild West, Mission Impossible, Flint, Matt Helm, The Avengers, Alias, Danger Man and Get Smart. Also a feature on James Bond in Spectre.
Boys annual published by Fleetway Publications. Contains an eight page Danger Man strip story. It also contains a feature on the World War II offensive, ‘The battle of the Bulge’, using four colour photographs from the Warner Brothers film of the same name.
Original Price 12/6d
Dangerman jisaw one out of a set of 4.
This one is entitled “A Dangerous Moment”. Produced by Tower Press.
TV Listings magazine for ITV Midland region. This issue features part 4 of a Danger Man story “Shark Bait” “The Blonde in the White Bikini” by Robert Holmes.
Shows on this week included: Sir Francis Drake, The Saint, The Invisible Man, The Beverly Hillbillies, The adventures of Robin Hood.
Original Price 6d
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This Issue dates from 1964.
TV listings magazine from 1967 features many popular TV shows of the period. Programmes this week included. The adventures of Robin Hood, The Baron, Danger Man, Emergency Ward 10, Thunderbirds, The Saint, Batman, The Rat Catchers, The Avengers, Hogan’s Heroes.
Original Price 6d
Diana comic No 171. 28th May 1966.
This issue of the girls comic featured contest where you had to identify different spys features, including Vaughn, McCallum, Connery and McGoohan.
Original Price 6d
Bruce willis recorded the theme from the American version of Danger man (Secret Agent) as a single in 1987, remixing in portions of the James Bond theme.
Record issued on Motown ZB41437.
Side A: Secret Agent Man / James Bond is Back
Side B: Lose Myself.
Danger Man Jigsaw produced by Tower Press in 1965.
Four illustrated designs were produced. The puzzles were all approx. 17 1/2 inch x 11 3/8 inch in size and contained approx. 320 pieces. This one is entitled “Trouble at the Hotel”.
Look In 12th August 1972.
Contains features, photographs and strips on various television and film shows of the period, Also various groups and singers are featured.
Regular strips included On the Buses, Please Sir, Catweazle, Follyfoot, The Fenn Street Gang and Timeslip.
Small photographs of Dangerman, Ivanhoe, Batman.
Original Price 5p
Super DC Comics No 9 Top Sellers Ltd 1969.
This issue features a small piece on Patrick McGoohan and a small photo from Star Trek.
Original Price 1/-
James Wright and his Orchestra Embassy Records WLP6076 Published 1965
Side 1)
Bonanza
High Wire (Danger Man)
Dick Van Dyke theme
Doctor Who
Crane
Carlos Theme (Sentimental Agent)
Gideon’s Way
Side 2)
How Soon ( The Richard Boone show)
The Ballard of Jed Clampett (Beverley Hillbillies)
Our Man at St Marks
Z cars
Dr Kildare
Maigret
Coronation Street
Spyring board game, an attempt by the toy company to cash in on the sixties spy crase with this generic spy item.
Short lived film magazine. Features piece entitled “if Bond came up against Danger man”.
Also a piece on the Beatles movie Help.
Original Price 1/-
Robbins Top TV Themes, sheet music book, published by Robbins Music Corp. Ltd in 1965. Contains sheet music for the main theme of The Saint, also contains High Wire from Danger Man.
Original Price 5/-d
This magazine contains a lengthy article on TV and film spies with several photographs.
LP Record published in 1967
Time for TV, Brian Fahey & his Orchestra. Studio 2 Stereo TWO175.
This LP has a very nice picture sleeve of Steed and Mrs Peel in the Avengers.
TV Crimebusters (c) 1962 TV Publications Ltd.
Annual sized hardback book. Features an Avengers strip story “The Drug Peddler”. This is the only know publication to contain an Ian Hendry Avengers story. It is also interesting in the combined use of photographs and illustrations, in the production of this strip story.
Also features Danger man, 77 Sunset Strip, Dixon of Dock Green.
Original Price 8/6d
Look In comic issue 22 of 1971 featured a full colour cover of the Tara King and John Steed season of The Avengers.
Pop group the Dave Clark 5 are shown on the cover. Contents Inc: Dr Kildare, Beverly Hillbillies, the Saint, Danger Man, the Avengers.
Original Price 5/-
Annual sized book contains all sorts of features on various TV and film shows and stars of the period.
Published by L.T.A. Robinson Ltd.
Contents Inc.
Danger Man, The Saint,
Television Show Book (c) 1964.
Dust Jacket shows the Beatles.
Contents include photo’s and features on the Beatles, Burkes Law, G.S.5, No Hiding Place, Danger Man, Z cars, Emergency Ward 10, Beverly Hillbillies, The Saint, The Avengers, Dr Kildare, The Human Jungle.
Original Price 10/6d
From issue 199 of Diana comic, an Avengers strip story appeared. Small picture of Drake on cover, and small photo of Connery on back.
TV film annual contains features and photos from various shows.
Girls Annual contains photos and features on several TV and film shows. Including a full page interview with Adam Adamant star Gerald Harper.
Girls Annual contains photos of Roger Moore, Patrick McGoohan, James Darren.
Girl Television and Film annual 1965. This annual contains photo’s and articles relating to Doctor Who, The Avengers, Danger Man, The Saint, etc.
In 1961 Dell comics issued a single Danger Man comic. This was Television Adventure comic No 1231.
In Germany at least two comics were issued. This one is Sarge in Spanien.
Two comics were issued in Sweden, this one is titled Trubbel I Turkiet.
Danger Man annual published by World Distributors Ltd. in 1965. (Year not shown on cover)
Cover is dark blue, with a black spine. Front cover shows a drawing of John Drake in the bottom left corner, in the background is an aircraft, with a man running from this, holding a briefcase. The Pilot is chasing him while a helicopter hovers overhead. The back cover is dark blue with a head and shoulders drawing of Drake in the middle. This annual contains both text stories and features.
Stories
The Big Catch
Traitor’s Gate
The House on 22nd Street
Night Train to Rome
Drake’s Big Beat
The Temple
Features
The Code Crakers
Half a Million in a World Spy Ring
The Silver Greyhounds
Espionage
Original Price 9/6d
Danger Man annual published by World Distributors Ltd. in 1966. (Year not on cover)
Annual contains text stories. The cover is black with a yellow spine. Centre of cover is like a target, with a head and shoulders drawing of Drake in the centre. Surrounding this are white line drawings, starting at top in a clockwise direction they are a sniper’s rifle, a radio, a palm tree and man, a Jaguar car a gun and a camera. Back cover shows a white line drawing of a man being chased by a helicopter.
Stories contained:
The Big Splash
The Silver Ring
Smuggler’s Cove
Dead on Nine
Moses was the First Spy King
No Medals for the General
Smoke Out!
Countdown
Payoff on the Frontier
Playback!
Original Price 10/6d
Danger Man in Kingdom of Fear published in 1965 by Young World Productions.
A 48 page hardback book containing two strip stories.
Danger Man Television Picture Story Book, published by PBS Ltd in 1965.
This annual sized hardback contained text stories and a feature. Cover is black with a red spine. Front shows Drake dressed in a white jacket with black bow tie, to the left are two smaller drawings. The top one shows Drake hitting an opponent, while the bottom one shows a car chase. The back cover is the same.
Stories
Trouble in Paradise
Gold Hat
Drake Takes A Bow
The Nap Hand
The Girl On The M.6
Feature
How Observant Are You?
Danger Man in War against the Mafia published in 1965 by Young World Productions.
A 48 page hardback book containing two strip stories. Strangely at least the first story appears to have been reprinted from a French comic book published the year before. Cover is red with a small photograph of Drake in the corner and a larger colour drawing from one of the stories contained.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1963.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1964.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1963.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1963.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This is the first issue dating from 1963.
Gold Key comics produced two comics for Danger man, under the title Secret Agent. The first was published in 1966.
Gold Key comics produced two comics for Danger man, under the title Secret Agent. The second was published in 1967.
Danger Man Jigsaw produced by Tower Press in 1965.
Four illustrated designs were produced. The puzzles were all approx. 17 1/2 inch x 11 3/8 inch in size and contained approx. 340 pieces. This one is entitled “The River Chase”.
A set of trading cards were issued with gum by Somportex in 1966 with the corresponding wrapper from the gum pack.
A set of 72 black and white photographic picture cards issued. A story is told on the back of the cards when read in the correct order. Cards are approx. 57mm x 78mm in size. A Danger Man offer feature on the wrapper stating that if you sent off 24 wrappers you would receive your free personalised identity bracelet.
American Board Game based on the series produced by Milton Bradley in 1966.
Box artwork shows Drake hitting an armed guard through a plasterwork banister. Artwork is a good likeness of Patrick McGoohan, while a small head photo is also shown. The game takes the form of a race between two agents to retrieve a briefcase, and return it to their headquarters. Game board has painted scenes along each edge, while playing pieces are four coloured Target silhouettes, each with a slot so as to retain small card briefcase. Also contained are a die and a deck of cards representing different forms of transport. Can be played by up to four players.
Two comics were issued in Sweden, this one is titled Gravkorets Hemlighet.
The Exterminator by W.A.Ballinger. Published by Consul books (World distributors) 1966.
Original Price 3/6d
No Way Out by Wilfred McNeilly. Published by Consul books (World distributors) 1966.
Original Price 3/6d
Hell for Tomorrow by Peter Leslie. Published by Consul books (World distributors) 1965.
Original Price 3/6d
Departure Deferred by W.Howard Baker. Published by Consul books (World distributors) 1965.
Original Price 3/6d
Target for Tonight by Richard Telfair published by Dell in the USA in Feb 1962.
Original Price $0.40
As I am unable to read German I am unable to fully give details for this. Title appears to be “Mord Auf Bestellung” “Geheimauftrag fur John Drake 1” (Secret Task for John Drake 1) by Ralph Smart. While this was defiantly produced in the sixties I am unable to find a publication date inside. It would however appear that it was translated from English by Wolfgang Lohmann and the publisher is possibly Signum Taschenbucher. From studying the back cover it looks like there may have been a second title in this series “Gasthof zum Galgen” but unsure.
Australian edition of the Milton Bradley board Game produced under licence by John Sands Pty. Ltd
Storm over Rockall by W.Howard Baker. Published by Consul books (World distributors) 1965.
Original Price 3/6d
No Way Out by Wilfred McNeilly. Published by Macfadden Books in 1966.
Original price $0.50
Hell for Tomorrow by Peter Leslie. Published by Macfadden Books in 1966.
Original price $0.50
The Exterminator by W.A. Ballinger. Published by Macfadden Books in 1967.
Original price $0.50
Departure Deferred by W. Howard Baker. Published by Macfadden Books in 1966.
Original price $0.50
The Exterminator by W.A. Ballinger translated into French by Constance Gallet. Published by Solar books in 1967.
Storm over Rockall by W.Howard Baker. Published by Macfadden Books in 1966.
Original price $0.50
Storm over Rockall by W.Howard Baker translated as Sabotage et Cafouillage. Translation by Marie Watkins. Published by Solar books in 1968.
Small digest sized black and white comic. Tele Serie Bleue No 21. Destination Danger (French title for Danger Man) L’Affaire 47.938. Published in 1965 .
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1965
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1965
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1967
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1967
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1965
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1966 and actually has Drake on the cover.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1967
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1968
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1968 and unusually feature John Drake.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1968
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue appears to date from 1972.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1969
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1969.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1969 and features Alan Arkin as Inspector Clouseau on the cover.
This seems to be a weekly German magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or TV series normally appears on the cover. This issue is missing it’s cover and appears to date from 1974.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue appears to date from 1975.
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. Bound edition featuring issues 249, 250, and 251. All dating from 1968, with an additional over cover. This features the openning scene from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, which points to this bound edition being from 1969 .
This seems to be a weekly german magazine, each issue features a new Danger Man story, though an often unrelated picture from an entirely different film or Tv series normally appears on the cover. This issue dates from 1964 and has Cary Grant on the cover.
Diana comic. DC Thomson & Co. Ltd. 1966
Free gift in issue of comic “Diana’s Top Secret Diary”; small soft cover booklet with photos of The Avengers, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., Dangerman, The Saint, James Bond, plus others. Various simple codes are included.
