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‘Eagles Over The Western Front’ by Bill Lacey. From Look & Learn #570. 16th December 1972.

Artists: Bill Lacey (Inker) , Mike Butterworth (Writer)

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‘Eagles Over The Western Front’ by Bill Lacey. From Look & Learn #570. 16th December 1972. Comic Art

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Look & Learn cover 16th December 1972

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Title:	‘Eagles Over The Western Front’ by Bill Lacey. From Look & Learn #570. 16th December 1972.
Artist:	Bill Lacey (Inker)
Artist:	Mike Butterworth (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Title Page
For Sale Status:	NFS Permanent Collection
Views:	371
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	1
Added to Site:	4/7/2022
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A definite grail for me, as this strip has been a huge favourite for years.

Bill Lacey & writer Mike Butterworth’s hugely enjoyable story covers the adventures of a young British flyer, WWI flyer, Harry Hawkes. Harry is part of the Royal Flying Corps (R.F.C).

Very much a companion piece to the later Charley’s War, published in Battle.

Lacey was truly a master illustrator.

Eagles Over The Western Front ran from
1971-73 in Look & Learn. A superb collected edition is available to buy from
Bear Alley Books:

http://bearalleybooks.blogspot.com/2020/04/the-complete-eagles-over-western-front.html?m=1

Definitely NOT for sale.

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 4/7/2022

The illustrations on every panel is quality comic page artistry taken a high degree. They could very well accompany prose literature and each one carries great drama and excitement.

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