TV Comic
Issue 1, dated 09 November 1951,
to issue 1696, dated 22 June 1984
Published: Weekly
Editors: A.C. Thorn, Mick Thorn, R.F. (Dick) Millington, Dennis Hooper
Related Strips:
Four Feather Falls (issues 439 to 564)
(05 May 1960 to 06 October 1962)
Supercar (issues 483 to 667)
(18 March 1961 to 26 September 1964)
Fireball XL5 (issues 565 to 672)
(13 October 1962 to 31 October 1964)
Notes:
• The first, and longest running, television related comic, clocking up nearly 34 years.
• Incorporated TV Land and TV Express in January 1962.
• Incorporated TV Action in September 1973.
• Became Mighty TV Comic between issues 1292 and 1347.

ABC:

1954: 301,059 • 1957: 226,889 • 1960: 186,778 • 1963: 311,096 • 1967: 244,002 • 1974: 121,463 •

1955: 256,664 • 1958: 210,493 • 1961: 172, 699• 1964: 281,816 • 1968: 181,486 • 1975 & 1976: 121,503 •

1956: 239,397 • 1959: 205,423 • 1962: 192,197 • 1965: 280,020 • 1969-1973: unavailable • •

TV Land
Issue 1, dated 01 October 1960,
to issue 68, dated 13 Jan 1962
Published: Weekly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Twizzle (issues 1 to 26)
(01 October 1960 to 25 March 1961)
Notes:
• Merged with TV Comic in January 1962.
ABC: None are listed as it carried no adverts.

Harold Hare's Own Paper
First issue, dated 14 November 1959,
to 04 April 1964
Published: Weekly
(Managing ) Editor: D.E. Roberts (1960), S.J. Pride (1961-63)
Related Strips:
Torchy the Battery Boy
(issues un-numbered, from 20 August 1960 to 12 August 1961)
Notes:
• The Harold Hare character originally appeared in the comic Jack and Jill.
• Incorporated Walt Disney's Weekly from 01 May 1961.
• Title became just Harold Hare from 27 July 1963.
• Merged with Playhour.
ABC: None are listed as it carried no adverts.

Sjors (Holland)
Issue 1, date unknown (1960s)
Published: Weekly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Supercar (issue 52/1961, to issue 24, 1962)
Notes:
• Popular long-running Dutch comic, covering a variety of material.
• Supercar strips are colourised reprints from TV Comic issues 483 to 507.

Gold Key/Dell (USA)

Supercar
Published: Quarterly
Issue 1, dated November 1962
Strips: The Stolen Space Capsule, Magic Carpet Rescue
Issue 2, dated February 1963
Strips: The Rebel's Hideout, The Sabotaged Sub
Issue 3, dated May 1963
Strips: A Dangerous Rescue, The Mystery Satellite
Issue 4, dated August 1963
Strips: Tricked and Trapped, Captive of the Dragonmen
Notes:
• Reprinted in Spanish as part of the Domingos Alegres series: Numbers 623, 638, 652 and 664.

Steve Zodiac and the Fireball XL5
Issue 1, dated January 1964
Strips: The Moon Masters, Trail of the Traitor
Notes:
• Despite Fireball XL5 being the only Anderson series to achieve a network sale on the US, this remains the only issue produced.
• Reprinted in Spanish as part of the Domingos Alegres series: Number 611

TV Century 21 (aka TV21)
Issue 1, dated 23 January 1965,
to issue 242, dated 06 September 1969
Published: Weekly
Editors: Alan Fennell (1965-67), Chris Spencer (1968), Howard Elson (1968-69)
Related Strips:
Supercar (issues 1 to 51)
Lady Penelope (issues 1 to 51)
Fireball XL5 (issues 1 to 167)
Stingray (issues 1 to issue 189)
Thunderbirds (issues 52 to 242)
Zero X (issues 105 to 241)
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (issues 141 to 242)
Project SWORD (issues 168 to 217)
Notes:
• Began life as TV Century 21, and became TV21 from issue 155 in early 1968.
• Incorporated TV Tornado from issue 192, becoming TV21 & TV Tornado for the duration of its original run.
• Merged with Joe 90 to become TV21 & Joe 90 (see separate entry).

ABC:

1967: 495,661 •

1968: 359,712 •

1969: 250,155 •

Lady Penelope/Penelope
Issue 1, dated 22 January 1966,
to issue 204, dated 13 December 1969
Published: Weekly
Editors: Gillian Allan (1966-68), Chris Spencer (1969)
Related Strips:
Lady Penelope (issues 1 to 126)
Marina (issues 1 to 88)
Perils Of Parker (issues 1 to 88)
The Angels (issues 52 to 120)
Stories of Lady Penelope When She Was A Girl (issues 127 to 204)
Notes:
• Became The New Lady Penelope between issues 52 and 60.
• Became just Penelope from issue 123.
• Merged with Princess Tina.

ABC:

1968: 315,662 •

1969: 198,656 •

1970: 101,024 •

TV Tornado
Issue 1, dated 14 January 1967,
to issue 88, dated 14 September 1968
Published: Weekly
Editor: Mick Anglo
Related Strips:
The Mysterons (issues 36 to 58)
Notes:
• Merged with the ailing Solo, in September 1967 to become TV Tornado & Solo
• Incorporated into TV21 to become TV21 & TV Tornado
ABC: 1968: 261,333

Candy
Issue 1, dated 21 January 1967,
to issue 154, dated 27 December 1969
Published: Weekly
Editors: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds (issues 1 to 22)
Candy and Andy (issues 1 to 154)
Notes:
• Launch press adverts were endorsed by Blue Peter presenter Valerie Singleton.
• Merged with Jack and Jill to become Jack and Jill & Candy.
ABC: None are listed as it carried no adverts.

Solo
Issue 1, dated 18 February 1967,
to issue 31, dated 16 September 1967
Published: Weekly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Project SWORD (issues 19 to 31)
The Mark of the Mysterons (issues 19 to 30)
The Mysterons (issue 31)
Notes:
• Introduced Project SWORD, The Mark of the Mysterons and Tomorrow West after major revamp in issue 19.
• Merged with TV Tornado. The contents of the final issue where almost identical to issue 36 of TV Tornado as a prelude to the merger.
ABC: None are listed as it was only published for several months.

TV2000 (Holland)
Issue 36/1966, (undated, September 1966),
to issue 52/1969 (undated, December 1969)
Published: Weekly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds ( from issue 36, dated 03 September 1966)
Lady Penelope (from issue 36, dated 03 September 1966)
Marina (from issue 36, dated 03 September 1966)
Geheim Agent 2000 (Agent 21) (from issue 36, dated 03 September 1966)
De 5 Julias (The Angels) (from issue 27, dated 08 July 1967)
Fratsen van Parker (Perils of Parker) (from issue 35, dated 02 September 1967)
Voorpagina (Front Page) (from issue 50, dated 16 December 1967)
Captain Scarlet from (issue 18, dated 04 May 1968)
Notes:
• Dutch comic, which reprinted various TV21 and Lady Penelope strips from 1966 through to 1969.
• Like Look-In, the issues were numbered 01 from the start of each year - a trait common to Dutch comics.
• Issues started out in mock newspaper format (right) like TV21 but dropped in favour of magazine format in spring 1967.
• Became US comic format, with basic colour, from mid 1968.
• Anderson content became sporadic, and eventually dropped by end of 1969.
• Title became the monthly Televisie-Favorieten (Television Favourites) from January 1970.

Prins Valiant (Holland)
Issue 1, date unknown (1967)
Published: Monthly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Stingray (issue 13, undated to issue 33, undated)
Zero X (issue 13, undated to issue 29, undated)
Notes:
• Low budget reprint comic, issued monthly by Dutch supermarket store Vivo in the late 1960s.
• All covers during the Stingray and Zero X issues were identical, with only the issue number changing.

Joe 90: Top Secret
Issue 1, dated 18 January 1969,
to issue 34, dated 06 September 1969
Published: Weekly
Editor: Alan Fennell (?)
Related Strips:
Joe 90 (issues 01 to 16, issues 19 to 34)
Notes:
• Merged with TV21 & TV Tornado in September 1969 to become TV21 & Joe 90.
• Popular SF television series Star Trek made its debut in the comic in issue 1, several months before its first UK screening. It would become the most popular strip in the title, and continue to run until the end of 1973.
ABC: None are listed as it was only published for several months.

TV 21 & Joe 90
Issue 1, dated 27 September 1969,
to issue 105, dated 25 September 1971
Published: Weekly
Editor: Tony Rose, John Barraclogh
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds (issues 01 to 38)
Joe 90 (issues 01 to 36)
Notes:
• A delay in the launch means the first three issues have two dates: Issue 1 was dated 13 September, but is overprinted 27 September. Issue 2 has 20 September/04 October, with issue 3 27 September/11 October.
• Became just TV21 after issue 36 with the dropping of Joe 90.
• Thunderbirds stopped at issue 38, after which there was no Gerry Anderson related content.
• Merged with Valiant after issue 105 to become TV21 & Valiant.
• Title eventually merged into Lion in 1974.

ABC:

1970: 203,043 •

1971: 175,662 •

Countdown/TV Action
Issue 1, dated 20 February 1971,
to issue 132, dated 25 August 1973
Published: Weekly
Editor: Dennis Hooper
Related Strips:
UFO (issues 01-100, issues 103-107, issues 110-114, issues 118-122, issues 125-129)
Thunderbirds* (issues 01-06, issues 8-23, issues 45-60)
Captain Scarlet* (issues 01-05, issue 07, issue 15, issue 19, issue 23, issue 29, issue 32, issue 35)
The Secret Service (issue 02, and issues 04-07)
Stingray* (issue 3, issues 6-11, issue 13, issues 15-22)
Fireball XL5* (issue 05, issues 11-14, issue 20)
Joe 90 (issues 02-08, issue 16)
Zero X* (issue 12, and issue 27)
Lady Penelope (issue 4, issue 10, and issue 18)
The Protectors (issue 101, issues 104-109, issues 113-117, issues 120-124, issue 126, issues 129-132)
*Original stories only. Reprints have not been included.
Notes:
• Became Countdown to TV Action from issue 46.
• TV Action in Countdown for issues 57 and 58.
• TV Action & Countdown from issue 59.
• TV Action from issue 101.
• Some strips (e.g. Doctor Who) continued in TV Comic after cancellation/merger of title, but none Anderson related.
ABC: None are listed.

Look-In
Issue 01/1971, dated 09 January 1971,
to 12 March 1994
Published: Weekly
Editor: Alan Fennell (1971-74), Colin Shelbourn (1974-1991)
Related Strips:
Space:1999 (issue 38, dated 13 September 1975 to issue 13, dated 26 March 1977)
The Worlds of Gerry Anderson (issue 02, dated 08 January 1977 to issue 15, dated 09 April 1978)
Starcruiser (issue 02, dated 08 January 1977 to issue 23, dated 02 June 1979)
Terrahawks (issue 49, dated 03 December 1983 to issue 16, dated 14 April 1984)
Notes:
• Most issues were numbered 1-52 (51 for 1971, or occasionally 53) for each year or 'volume'. This system was abandoned in the late 1980s, and issues dated only.
• The title was acquired by IPC at the beginning of 1992, with the sale of TVTimes.

ABC:

1973: 201,478 • 1976: 207,864 • 1981: 280,605 (Jul-Dec) • 1984: 271,459 (Jul-Dec) • 1988: unavailable • 1991: 128,035 (Jan-Jun) •

1974: 290,985 • 1977-79: unavailable • 1982: 253,857 (Jul-Dec)• 1985-86: unavailable • 1989: 208,102 (Jan-Jun) • 1992: 84,898 (Jan-Jun) •

1975: 213,421 • 1980: 272,514 (Jan-Jun) • 1983: 260,307 (Jul-Dec) • 1987: 208,838 (Jan-Jun) • 1990: 177,497 (Jan-Jun) • •

UFO

I Film di UFO (Italy)
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Unknown
Issues 1 (22 February 1974)
to issue 18 (18 October 1974)
Related Strips:
Black and while photostory adaptations of episodes from UFO
Notes:

Les Film de UFO (France)
Published: Fortnightly (?)
Editor: Unknown
Issues 1 to 8
(exact dates unknown but also believed to be 1974)
Related Strips:
Black and while photostory adaptations of episodes from UFO
Notes:
• French editions of the Italian I Film Di UFO magazines.
• Only the first eight of the 18 Italian versions were issued.

Charlton (USA)

Space:1999 (Comic)
Issue 1, dated September 1975
to issue 7, dated October 1976
Published: Bi-monthly
Editor: George Wildman
Notes:
• Later issues have a UK price on them (10p) suggesting these were made available in this country at the time.
• Some strips and text stories were reprinted in the last UK Space:1999 annual in 1979.

Space:1999 (Magazine)
Issue 1, dated September 1975
to issue 8, dated October 1976
Published: Monthly (see notes)
Editor: George Wildman
Notes:
• Dates on the magazine suggest it was intended to be be monthly from the start but the first issues appeared every other month.

Zack (Germany)

Zack
Issue 1, dated unknown
Published: Fortnightly
Related Strips:
Mondbasis Alpha 1 - issue 20 (1977) to issue 16 (1978)
Notes:
• The first bumper story, Ziel: die Erde (Destination: the Earth), is an adaptation of the episode 'Earthbound', with the end scenes of the episode 'Breakaway' by way of an introduction.
• In total, seventeen of the Year 1 episodes were adapted throughout the run.

Zack Parade
Issue 1, dated unknown
Published: Monthly
Related Strips:
Mondbasis Alpha 1 - issue 26 to issue 30 (1978)
Notes:
• The first story, Tödliches Licht, is an adaptation of the episode 'Force Of Life', while Verloren im All (issue 29) appears to be an adaptation of the Year 2 episode 'Space Warp', adapted to the Year 1 format.
• The other three strips are original stories.

Spazio 1999 (Il Fumetto a Colori)
Issue 1, dated 19 April 1979, to issue 5, dated 24 May 1979
Published: Weekly
Notes:
• Italian reprints of the Zack episode strip adaptations.
• A bumper supplement, containing four complete strip adaptations and the conclusion of the Metamorfosi (The Metamorph) text adaptation which had run through the five regular issues, was published in June.

TV Junior (Portugal)
Issue 1, dated unknown
Published: Monthly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Espaco 1999 (Space:1999 - compilated reprints of Look-In strips)
Notes:
• The title also reprinted the Kung Fu strips from Look-In.
• The strips are available to see at the Space:1999.net website.

Action 21
Issue 1, dated July 2088,
to issue 10, dated October 2089
Published: Monthly (see notes)
Editor: David Nightingale
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds
Lady Penelope
Fireball XL5
Stingray
Captain Scarlet
Zero X
21 (from issue 2)
The Angels (from issue 8)
Notes:
• A spirited attempt to reprint the original TV Century 21 strips for a modern readership, in full colour.
• Editor David Nightingale wanted to call the publication TV21 but IPC still owned the copyright for that title.
• The original intention was a series of graphic compilations, similar to those released a few years later by Boxtree, but as the Stingray, Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet strips had originally used the centrespread, this proved impractical and a monthly format was decided on.
• Issues were intended to be monthly but there were occasional delays - notably between issues 3 and 4, and between issues 6 and 7.

The Funday Times
Issue 1, dated Sunday September 10th 1989
to issue 860, dated Sunday March 12th 2006
Published: Weekly
Editor: Margot Wilson
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds (issues 110 to 157)
Stingray (issues 158 to 185)
Thunderbirds (issues 186 to 246)
Joe 90 (issues 247 to 273)
Notes:
• Successful sequential run of strips, published to coincide with the BBC screenings from 1991 to 1994.
• The intitial Thunderbirds strip was only scheduled to run until March 1992 (the first two stories) but was extended when proving successful.
• Strips from the first year of Thunderbirds were reprinted in the ©1993 Thunderbirds annual, and the last issues of The New Thunderbirds.
• The Stingray strips were printed in the ©1993 Stingray annual, and in issue 84 of The New Thunderbirds.

Thunderbirds the Comic/The New Thunderbirds
Issue 1, dated 19 October-01 November 1991,
to issue 89, dated 17 March 1995
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds* (Adaptations of episodes from issues 4-33, new strips from issues 34-82)
Lady Penelope (reprints from TV Century 21 and Lady Penelope only)
Fireball XL5 (reprints from TV Century 21 only)
The Complete Thunderbirds Story (issues 35 to 79)
Stingray (reprints from TV Century 21 and Stingray - The Comic only)
Captain Scarlet (new strips in issues 67 and 70-72, others are TV21 reprints)
Zero X (reprints from TV Century 21 only)
Joe 90 (reprints from Joe 90 - Top Secret and some annuals only)
*Original stories only. Reprints have not been included.
Notes:
• Astonishing instant success, published to coincide with the first BBC screenings in 1991-92.
• The first printings of issue 1 was on matt paper, and with an orange cover (see image). These were considered unacceptable, and the issues junked, before changing to a better glossier stock, and changing the cover to white. However, some of these original issues did get into circulation.
• Early issues sold out very quickly, resulting in high prices and a rapid reprint of issues 1 to 6 as Thunderbirds - The Collection issues 1 and 2.
• Became The New Thunderbirds from issue 67, merging with Stingray Monthly and Captain Scarlet.
ABC: Initial print run was 150,000.

Stingray the Comic
Issue 1, dated October 10-23 1992,
to issue 24, dated August 28-September 24 1993
Stingray Monthly
Vol 2, No.1, dated October 1993,
to issue 8, dated May 1994
Published: Fortnightly, then monthly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Stingray (Adaptations of episodes from issues 4-16)
Marina (reprints from Lady Penelope only)
Oink the Seal (reprints from Stingray TV21 Special only)
Notes:
• Sequel comic to Thunderbirds The Comic, published to coincide with the 1992-93 BBC screenings.
• Merged with Thunderbirds the Comic and Captain Scarlet to become The New Thunderbirds.
ABC: None are listed.

Sunday (News of the World Magazine)
Issue 1, dated Sunday September ?? 1989
to present
Published: Weekly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Captain Scarlet (issues 214 to 290)
Notes:
• Four stories ran in the magazine through its run, concluding with an epic confrontation on Mars between Captain Scarlet and the Mysteron computers.

Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
Issue 1, dated 23 October 1993,
to issue 14, dated 06 May 1994
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (mix of new strips and TV21 reprints)
Zero X* (issues 1-14)
The Angels* (issues 1-14)
*All stories are reprints, with no new strips.
Notes:
• Merged with Thunderbirds the Comic and Stingray Monthly to become The New Thunderbirds.
• The new Captain Scarlet strips continued in The New Thunderbirds before reprints from TV21 resumed.
• The Angels and Zero X strips continued in The New Thunderbirds.
ABC: None are listed.

Joe 90
Issue 1, dated 29 July 1994,
to issue 7, dated 09 September 1994
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Joe 90* (issues 1-7)
Agent 21* (issues 1-7)
*All stories are reprints, with no new strips.
Notes:
• Cancelled due to poor sales, possibly due to relatively unpublicised early Saturday morning repeat screenings of the series.
• Reprints of Joe 90 continued in The New Thunderbirds from issue 80.
ABC: None are listed.

Thunderbirds (Holland)
Issue 1, date unknown 1994,
to issue 18, date unknown 1995
Published: Monthly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds (issues 1-18)
Lady Penelope (issue ?, reprint)
The Complete Thunderbirds Story (issues 1-18)
Notes:
• Dutch edition of the 1991-1995 UK comic, concentrating on the new stories with occasional TV21 and TV21 & Joe 90 reprints.
• Most stories complete in one issue, with second story serialised across one to three issues.
• The comic was also available in Belgium.

Thunderbirds - Les Sentinelles de L'Air (France)
Issue 1, date July 1994,
to unknown (at least 2 issues)
Published: Monthly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds
The Complete Thunderbirds Story
Notes:
• French edition of the 1991-1995 UK comic, concentrating on the new stories with occasional TV21 reprints.
• Most stories complete in one issue, with second story serialised across several issues.
• The comic was also available in Belgium and Switzerland.

Thunderbirds - Myrskylinnut (Finland)
Issue 1, date December 1994 (?),
to unknown (at least 7 issues)
Published: Unknown, possibly monthly
Editor: Unknown
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds (?)
The Complete Thunderbirds Story (?)
Notes:
• Finnish edition of the 1991-1995 UK comic, concentrating on the new stories with occasional TV21 reprints.
• Most stories complete in one issue, with second story serialised across several issues.

Thunderbirds Are Go!
Issue 1, dated 13 May 1995,
to issue 8, undated
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Alan Fennell
Related Strips:
Thunderbirds*
Lady Penelope*
Fireball XL5*
Stingray*
Captain Scarlet*
Zero X*
Special Agent 21*
*All stories are reprints, with no new strips.
Notes:
• Short-lived successor to The New Thunderbirds.
• The last three issues are undated, and had sporadic distribution.
ABC: None are listed.

Space Precinct
Issue 1, dated 31 October 1995
to issue 6, dated February 1996
Published: Fortnightly
Editor: Cefn Ridout
Notes:
• Ambitious but sadly short-lived publication.
• The format was a long graphic story in twelve-page parts split over four issues, and a shorter six-page strip in one or two parts. The remainder were features and reviews.
ABC: None are listed as it was only published for several months.

Collector's Editions
Editor: Alan Fennell

Thunderbirds
Issue 1, undated
Notes:
• Short lived trilogy of reprints from Thunderbirds The Comic and TV Century 21.
• Most material was reprinted from scans of the comics, rather than the original 1990s artwork itself.

Captain Scarlet
Issue 1, undated
Notes:
• Short lived companion trilogy of reprints from Captain Scarlet and TV Century 21.
• It would seem both titles were cancelled with the untimely death of Alan Fennell in late 2001.

Thunderbirds
Issue 1, undated (November 2000),
to present
Published: Frequency has varied (see notes)
Editors: Diana Turner: Issues 1-4, ??-46
Donna Wickers: Issues 5-??
Tracy Archer: Stand-in editor
Frevisse Dearsley-Hitchcock: Issues 47-73
Emma Whittall: Issues 74-77
Anita Cash: Issues 76-present
Notes:
• Ever issue comes with a free gift.
• Initially monthly but frequency has varied between every three or four weeks before becoming monthly again. Bi-monthly from issue 81.
• Six Best of Thunderbirds specials, usually comprising of material from two of the regular issues, were released at the high of its popularity during the first two years.
• Became Classic Thunderbirds from issue 43, to avoid confusion with the live action Thunderbirds film.
• Became Gerry Anderson's Thunderbirds from issue 64, and added a '40th anniversary' flash on the cover up to issue 74.
• A Dutch version is believed to have run for about six issues.
ABC: None are listed. The launch print run was indicated to be 85,000 but the Redan website now gives the average distribution as 55,000.

Misc. Mayhem Titles (US)

Supercar
Issue 0, dated February 2003
Notes:
• To date, only issue 0 has been released.

Fireball XL5
Issue 0
Notes:
• A downloadable PDF of this, entitled Fastest Guy Alive, is now available at the Misc Mayhem website.

UFO
Issue 0
Notes:
• As with Fireball XL5, a downloadable PDF of this will also be available shortly.

New Captain Scarlet
Issue 1, undated (October 2005), to issue 6, undated (January 2006)
Published: Every three weeks
Editor: William Potter
Notes:
• Read our exclusive preview here.
• Read our exclusive interview with editor William Potter here.
• Every issue comes with a free gift.
• Strips are screengrab adaptations of the television episodes.
• Low sales and lack of publicity folded the title after only six issues.
ABC: Launch print run for issue 1 is 100,000.

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The Gerry Anderson Complete Comic History would like to thank:

Angus Allan • Graham Bleathman • Jeremy Briggs • John Peter Britton • Thomas Cock • Frevisse Dearsley-Hitchcock • Theo de Klerk • Douglas Hamilton • Cathy Ford • Fernando Franco • Richard Gentle • Marsha King • Ronald Kroon • Steve Kyte •

Kelly Patrick Lannan • Lithia Mica • Dennis Nicholson • David Nightingale • Alan Notton • William Potter • Alastair Roxburgh • Andrew Skilleter • Kim Stevens • Ralph Titterton • Patrick Zimmerman • Martin Willey • Alan Willow • •

- for their help with this feature.


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