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TV CENTURY 21 |
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Published Wednesdays by City Magazines in co-operation with AP Films (Merchandising Ltd.) to Issue 91 (15th October 2066), then in co-operation with Century 21 Publications Ltd.
Edited by Alan Fennell
Issue 1 (23rd January 2065) to Issue 154 (30th December 2067), then becomes TV 21 (a)
Fireball XL5 (23/01/65 - 30/12/67: cont)
1-5 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Graham Coton. col]
XL5 investigates when a space freighter is attacked by batmen and discovers alien creatures being used by a human criminal.
6-14 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Mike Noble. col]
Piil and Truen, two survivors from a 'missile attack' on Saharis, take vengeance against Earth78 years later.
15-26 Space Border Battle Δ [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Mike Noble. col]
A space war between the Solar System and Astra seems inevitable when the alien leader, the Kaplan, is assassinated.
27-33 Fireball Answers SOS Δ [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Mike Noble. col]
Piil and Truen use a ray to make animals on Earth grow to gigantic size, trapping Steve and Venus in New York.
34-39 Contact Lost With Space Expedition Δ [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Mike Noble. col]
Fireball visits the ice planet of Uranite to search for two missing surveyors and find a race of threatening snowmen.
40-43 Emergency Landing! Δ [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Hampson. col]
XL5 is forced to land on an asteroid for repairs and discovers it is really the huge empty spaceship of a long dead crew.
44-51 New Booster for Fireball! Δ [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Mike Noble. col]
Fireball is fitted with an experimental booster engine which propels the crew travel back in time to 1966.
52-63 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
Astronovice Rod Snyder cracks after an error of judgement and persuades fellow novices to steal the Electrode 909 fighter.
64-70 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
Escorting a supply ship to Earth from Syntex, the XL5 crew find that an evil membrane has driven the crew insane.
71-78 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
XL5 finds that raids on cargo freighters are part of a plan by Damacles and his pirates to gain space supremacy for Bereznik.
79-86 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
The XL5 crew stumble upon an illegal colonisation of a developing world of primitive men by the Planet Fem.
87-89 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
Scrapman Ginger Scott becomes trapped in a chasm with a deadly nuclear reactor whilst salvaging on GK10.
90-100 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
The XL5 crew unwittingly start a war when the hostile Volkanians stow away to reach the world of Styrax.
101-104 [Art: Eric Eden. b/w]
XL5 lands for repairs on the giant planet of Kaptar where the crew encounter huge insects and men.
105-117 [Art: Mike Noble to 108, Don Lawrence from 109. col]
Bereznik launches a missile attack on robot operated Secret Research Network Stations under the cover of an attack from space.
118-127 Reconstruction of World Space Patrol File 198 [Art: Don Lawrence. col]
Steve and the Astran Kaplan are miniaturised when lured into a trap by rebellious Astran scientists.
128-135 [Art: Don Lawrence. col]
When robot doubles of the XL5 crew are used to attack spaceship, Zodiac discovers an old enemy behind the plan.
136-140 [Art: Don Lawrence. col]
Arriving on the planet Krata, the inhabitants of an Earth colony are frozen by strange music played in the concert hall.
141-148 [Art: Tom Kerr to 143, Colin Andrew from 144. b/w]
The XL5 crew search for the crew of the destroyed XL7 who have been captured by Blackbeard and his pirates on Tortuga.
149-154 Kidnap! And a Threat of Space War! Δ [Art: Colin Andrew. b/w: cont]
En route for Earth, the Kaplan Minor is kidnapped by fake space patrol officers in the pay of the Andromedans.
Stingray (23/01/65 - 23/12/67: cont)
1-7 [Art: Ron Embleton. col with photos]
A giant jellyfish attacks three aircraft carriers and places the crew in a trance so that they will attack Marineville.
8-14 A Mach 4 Airliner is Destroyed † [Art: Ron Embleton. col with photos]
The Crustavans emerge in the South American jungles to shoot down Fireflash and then threaten to destroy all major cities.
15-21 Titan Strikes! † [Art: Ron Embleton. col with photos]
Surface Agent X20 kidnaps Atlanta in an attempt to capture Troy for Titan, and the pair find themselves used as shark bait.
22 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Tempest helps track down the Kaplan's assassin in Marineville.
23-30 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Stingray investigates ghosts at Tracking Station 17 who have scared the crew away and find an alien controlled galleon.
31-37 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Marshal Ketov inspects WASP instalations at the same time as Titan captures a B1 bathyscaphe to attack his next target.
38-44 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Shore is suspended from duty by Ketov, and Titan attacks a Uranium Plant in an attempt to create atomic Terror Fish.
45-51 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
A large meteor and the loss of Weather Control in the northern hemisphere are part of the Vidos plan to flood the Earth.
52-57 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Missile expert Ernest Halvic sells out to X20 and creates flying fish with which the Sea Leopard trials can be disrupted.
58-61 [Art: Gerry Embleton. col]
The crown jewels are stolen from a crashed carrier plane while en route for Canbera so Troy investigates a shipping tycoon.
62-71 Space Smugglers Active † [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
A cannister from a stolen UV61 freighter falls into the sea from space and unleashes a fast growing living weed.
72-81 [Art: Gerry Embleton (reprint credits read Don Harley). col]
Chinese pirates led by Toman Fang use a Superjunk to attack atomic liners and Phones is taken prisoner at an island base.
82-89 [Art: Gerry Embleton. col]
The Amazon Express Pacific-Atlantic monorail is destroyed by Amadans, aliens who live in a city under a lake.
90-97 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Stingray takes a World TV crew on board for the celebrations of Hastings, not realising that director Cass is the Hood.
98-104 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Stingray investigates sabotage at Loch Fionn WASP base by an ex-WASP commander who wants Stingray to move 15th century treasure.
105-108 [Art: Gerry Embleton. col]
World Navy missile target Submarine 236 vanishes through a door in the sea and Stingray finds metal eating creatures.
109-115 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Stingray is overhauled to supervise hydronnium transportation from the Varde Trench Mine.
116-120 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Testing of the cormorant B25 aerosubmarine is disrupted by a Bereznik spy in the team's midst.
121-128 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Titan's Terror Fish suddenly cease activity in order to lure both Troy and Stingray to a deserted Titanica ... and a trap.
129-135 [Art: Michael Strand. col]
A robot tanker vanishes in a whirlpool and is captured by two Merglop aliens who use a flying saucer to create tornadoes.
136-140 Capture a Giant Eel - Alive! † [Art: Michael Strand. col]
Stingray is assigned to help Admiral Sanderson catch a massive Moray Eel whilst X20 plans to release the monster.
141-147 [Art: Michael Strand. b/w]
A fake film crew hijack Stingray and plan to use the vessel to take control of the giant submarine, Seaspear.
148-153 Fire Missiles - But Do Not Hit Stingray! † [Art: Colin Andrew to 151, Michael Strand from 152. b/w]
Investigating whales near a Falklands Research Centre, Troy and Marina become frozen in ice by Titan at a polar base.
154 A Traitor in Marineville! † [Art: Michael Strand. b/w]
Atlanta is unwittingly part of security leak at Marineville.
Supercar (23/01/65 - 08/01/66)
1-30 [Art: Toledano. b/w]
31-51 [Art: Bruno Maratha. b/w]
Different 'comic' adventure each week.
Lady Penelope (23/01/65 - 08/01/66)
1-11 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Eric Eden. col]
Lady Penelope meets Parker as he tries to rob her house, just as the pair are propelled into a battle to save agent Roger Lyon from Mr Steelman and his robotic creations.
12-18 [Writer: Tod Sullivan. Art: Eric Eden. col]
Penelope is aided by a resistance movement in Bereznik in an attempt to free scientist Professor Laryak from jail.
19 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
Penelope tracks down and captures the Kaplan's assassin.
20-34 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
Mr Steelman restarts his robot activities in the ruins of Paris and frames Penelope and Parker for an explosion.
35-43 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
Penelope embarks upon a treasure hunt on the Isle of Arran to find a ruby bequeathed to her by her great uncle.
44-50 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
The Hood tries to steal a strange new device, an invisible ray torch which has been sent to Lady Penelope.
51 [Art: Eric Eden. col]
Jeff Tracy contacts Lady Penelope about joining International Rescue.
Zoony the Lazoon (01/01/65 - 27/11/65)
1-45 [b/w]
Different 'comic' adventure each week.
The Daleks 'by Terry Nation' (23/01/65 - 13/01/67)
1-3 Genesis of Evil § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings. col]
After a neutronic war on Skaro in 2003, the last two surviving Dals find that their robot fighting machine is now the housing for mutated survivors of their own race: a Dalek.
4-10 Power Play § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings on 4-6,10. col]
A spaceship of Krattorian slavers land on Skaro to mine sand, and the Daleks aim to gain their space travel technology.
11-17 Duel of the Daleks § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings. col]
Zeg, a Dalek worker, discovers a new alloy called Metalert which makes him invincible, and so challenges the Emperor.
18-24 The Amaryll Challenge § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings. col]
The Daleks head out into space and attack the planet Alvega where they are attacked by the plant life, the Amarylls.
25-32 The Penta Ray Factor § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings on 25-27, 30-32. col]
The Daleks attack Solturis where the leaders of a highly advanced civilisation are plotting against each other.
33-39 Plague of Death § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings. col]
A cloud of radioactive dust forms on Skaro from the Daleks' manufacturing, creating a plague that attacks the creatures.
40-46 The Menace of the Monstrons § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings. col]
The Monstrons and their Engibrain robots arrive on Skaro to study the Daleks before attacking and sealing their city.
47-51 Eve of the War § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Richard Jennings to 49, Ron Turner from 50. col]
The Daleks build space stations to defend their planet, but find themselves attacked by the Mechanoids.
52-58 The Archives of Phryne § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Eric Eden. col]
The Daleks attack the library planet of Phryne for information on weapons they can use against the Mechanoids.
59-62 Rogue Planet § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
A rogue planetoid is formed and named Skardal by the Daleks who direct it on a collision course towards Mechanus.
63-69 Impasse § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
The rulers of Zeros send a robot called 2K to intervene in the forthcoming Dalek/Mechanoid war by averting Skardal.
70-75 The Terrorkon Harvest § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
The Emperor Dalek has to come up with a strategy to regain a nuclear rocket stolen by a two-headed Terrorkon monster.
76-85 Legacy of Yesteryear § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
The Daleks survey Skaro and come across a polar base, inside which three of the original Dals are in suspended animation.
86-89 Shadow of Humanity § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
Civil war almost errupts on Skaro when one Dalek begins to devlop human qualities and emotions such as compassion.
90-95 The Emissaries of Jevo § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
The Daleks capture a spacecraft containing two Jevons who are on a desperate mission to stop the spread of giant plants.
96-104 The Road to Conflict § [Writer: David Whitaker. Art: Ron Turner. col]
An Earth liner, the Starmaker, makes an emergency touchdown on Skaro and the Daleks finally learn the co-ordinates of Earth.
Thunderbirds (15/01/66 - 30/12/67: cont)
52-58 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy. col-b/w]
Penelope arrives on Tracy Island as a forest fire is started in Canada by Sam Lincoln, a killer who wants to erase all evidence of a murder that he has planned.
59-65 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy. col-b/w]
A surgeon, Dr Adams, crashes in Kenya as he flies to save General N'Mobo and IR must rescue him from a Masai tribe.
66-72 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
The USAF attacks Thunderbird 2 and International Rescue has to gain information on a new jamming device on their aircraft.
73-82 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
The Hood sabotages the Atlantic Tunnel project, one shaft of which has been leased by Jeff for a mozatinium survey.
83-98 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy to 92, Don Harley from 93. col]
Strange activity on the sun's surface threatens Earth and after Thunderbird 3 uses a nuclear device to avert disaster it finds itself crash-landing on the planet Venus.
99-104 [Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
A missile crashes into the power plant of Camp 21st Century Arctic Base, leaving a thousand men there to freeze to death.
105-109 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
Beneath the Nevada Desert, Operation Depthprobe is sabotaged and International Rescue must close down a rocket's engines.
110-117 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
A USS Agent is trapped in the mountains of Bereznik and International Rescue requests clearance to rescue him.
118-124 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
An earthquake hides crimes committed in Moscow and the Mole becomes trapped on the bed of the White Sea.
125-129 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
The Hood finds the location of Tracy Island from Kyrano and crashes a huge stolen jet aircraft into the island.
130-136 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
An atomic liner, 'President', is rammed the Nicaragua Canal by rebels and floods the neighbouring lands.
137-140 Icebergs Melt - The Sea Boils! † [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
A strange heat beam makes the polar sea boil, and Thunderbird 3 investigates a space mirror platform in Earth orbit.
141-146 [Art: Frank Bellamy. col]
A murder is commited during an Iranian earthquake which Brains thinks was caused deliberately.
147-153 New Space Freighter Returning to Earth With A Dead Crew! † [Art: Frank Bellamy. col: cont]
A creature from Jupiter capable of turning things to stone lands in the jungles of Brazil and attacks Brasilia.
Thunderbirds Are Go! (23/12/66 - 13/01/67)
101-104 [Colour photographs: Adaption of feature film THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO]
Zero X (21/01/67 - 30/12/67: cont)
105-109 [Writer: Angus P. Allan. Art: Mike Noble. col]
Zero X makes a return trip to Mars where it again comes under attack from Martian rock snakes.
110-121 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
Zero X undergoes a refit at Station 158 and is boarded by a convicted killer called Corgan who claims Earth is in danger from a strange alien force on Jupiter.
122-129 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
The Zero X crew travel with Brian Trent to explore Saturn's rings and at the polar cap, Trent's computer goes berserk.
130-137 [Art: Mike Noble to 130 and from 135, Eric Eden from 131 to 134. col]
Inspecting the space gardens of Asteroid Belt 9, the Zero X crew contract a disease which causes them to crash on Miami.
138-140 A Strange New Planet † [Art: Mike Noble. col]
The Zero X crew investigates a new planet in the solar system and find themselves trapped as specimens in a huge machine.
141-147 [Art: Mike Noble. col]
Brad Newman is kidnapped and replaced by a masked imposter who hi-jacks Zero X and heads for Mercury.
148-154 Uranus ... Planet on Fire! † [Art: Mike Noble. col]
The Zero X crew go to investigate an increase in temperature on Venus and find war between Uranians and Marbellas.
Front Page (23/09/67 - Issue 140 related only)
140 [Art: John Burns. b/w]
A report on the return of Captain Black's expedition to Mars.
Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (30/09/67 - 23/12/67: cont)
141-149 [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
The Mysterons threaten to destroy Unity City, the seat of World Government, by crashing Cloudbase into it.
150-154 The Mysterons will destroy Earth's Mars observatory network! † [Art: Ron Embleton. col]
Scarlet is sent to check the Mount Kilimanjaro Observatory in East Africa and becomes a target for attacks by Black.
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TV CENTURY 21 INTERNATIONAL EXTRA |
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Published October 1965 by City Magazines in co-operation with AP Films (Merchandising) Ltd.
Edited by Alan Fennell
Stingray
[b/w]
Investigating reports of activity near Titanica, the Stingray crew follow a fleet of Terror Fish into a strange cave.
[Art: Ron Turner. b/w]
Stingray travels to the erupting island of Mosoto where Phones and Troy must recover vital scientific computer data.
Supercar
[Art: Bruno Maratha. b/w]
Three 'comic' adventures.
Fireball XL5
[Writer: Alan Fennell. b/w]
Telephotographic observation expert Chuck Hanson is captured on Teenus, and rescued in a brainwashed state by Zodiac.
Lady Penelope
[Art: Frank Langford. b/w]
A message from Roger Lyon about the disappearance of two USS agents takes Penelope to the North Pole in her yacht.
Text story
Stingray: Door of Danger
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TV CENTURY 21 STINGRAY SPECIAL |
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Published May 1965 by City Magazines in co-operation with AP Films (Merchandising ) Ltd.
Edited by Alan Fennell
Oink the Seal
[Art: George Parlett. 1 b/w, 2 col]
Two 'comic' adventures of Oink the Seal.
Stingray
Double Trap [Art: Ron Turner. b/w-col with photos]
Dr Francis Holbien is obsessed with collecting all things connected with the sea and desires Stingray in his museum.
The Big Freeze [Art: Ron Embleton. col-b/w]
Northern Star, a robot controlled cargo liner, is encased in ice generated by an icemascope and Stingray investigates.
Marina - Girl from the Sea
[b/w: Partial adaption of The Pilot]
Marina is captured by Titan after she warns Equapol of his attack, but is rescued from life as a slave by Troy Tempest.
Text stories
Barracuda 5
Ship of the Desert
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TV CENTURY 21 SUMMER EXTRA |
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Published July 1965 by City Magazines in co-operation with AP Films (Merchandising) Ltd.
Edited by Alan Fennell
Lady Penelope
[Art: Frank Hampson. b/w-col]
Penelope spots the arrival of Bereznik executioner Igor Slanovitch in England on a television broadcast.
Stingray
[Art: Ron Embleton. b/w-col]
Titan attaches an instruments that neutralises radio waves to Stingray's hull in an attempt to infiltrate Marineville.
Supercar
[Art: George Parlett. col]
A 'comic' adventure.
Fireball XL5
[Writer: Alan Fennell. Art: Pat Williams. b/w-col]
Venus is one of the fifty-nine people kidnapped from Jacksonville and taken to the Roman-style planet of Roma.
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TV CENTURY 21 SUMMER EXTRA |
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Published July 1966 by City Magazines in co-operation with AP Films (Merchandising) Ltd.
Edited by Alan Fennell
Stingray
Tentacles of Terror [Art: Gerry Embleton. b/w]
Stingray goes to the aid of the Scoop, an ocean drilling device that has been grabbed by a massive tentacle.
Thunderbirds
Waves of Disaster [Art: Don Harley. b/w-col]
An earthquake at Cedar Bay causes a tidal wave to hit Carrol Bay, trapping a teacher and her pupils in a landslip.
Fireball XL5
[Art: Jim Baikie. b/w]
The XL5 crew are sent to investigate the breakout of forty ruthless prisoners from Space Prison station SP20.
Text story
Thunderbirds: Operation Masterstrike
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