• Pages 48-49 "Frank Bellamy and the Dan Dare strip" by Alan Vince 
• 2 pages in colour, photo and article

• Index entry on p. 26, 265

Tribute to Bellamy. 

• One page reprinting Commando Gibbs January 1952 'Bellamy's first strip'
• 1 page Frank Bellamy: a farewell.- By Clifford Makins editor of Eagle and Swift and Dennis Hooper editor of TV21 and TV Comic 
• Photo from Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph by Chris Mallin 
• One illustration by Keith Luck in Bellamy style Garth leads horse and boy to Bellamy's grave

• pp.4-8 Frank, Don, Dan and the Tracys by Richard Farrell
• Nice article on the 2 main artists in TV21/Countdown, Frank bellamy and Don Harley. - see note for ordering details

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• p.250 short biography (by Driver, Bellamy's Art Editor during his Dr. Who years)
• p232-236 various Radio Times reprints in B&W, and colour 

• pp.42-43, Frank Bellamy 1917-1976 [author unknown]
• No new information beyond the Skinn/Gibbons interview

• p. 8, The Frank Bellamy Alphabet by Andrew Coffey 
• Only the letters A-F are covered.

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• pp. 21-28,The influence of Eagle, by Mike Daines
• 14 illustrations, 2 colour
• David Driver interview

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• One paragraph mentions Bellamy and there are 4 pages of his work: The Happy Warrior 1/11/57; The Happy Warrior 11/4/58; David the Shepherd King 29/11/58;  The Travels of Marco Polo 18/4/59.

• Pages 100-115 Frank Bellamy by Norman Wright & David Ashcroft (The great comic artists No. 5) 
• Includes Checklist & Price Guide

• Under the separate Artists section he states sparingly:
• "Frank Bellamy: Daily Mirror book of Garth, Eagle, Sunday Extra
[sic], Swift, TV Century 21"

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Denis Gifford 'Swift (1954)' - see note for text

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• Page 6-10 TV Century 21: an insider's retrospective - Interview with Milton Finesilver

• Frank Bellamy by Richard Farrell pages 22 and 23 

• Brief entry on p. 61
• Half page with Garth illustration

Erroneously says: "his work was mainly in newspaper strips, so we will not include a listing"

• Pages 35-38 "The happy Warrior" by Norman Wright 4 pages in full colour with 'stripography'

• Announcement on the Frank Bellamy Appreciation Society

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• Extended tribute and photo

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• pp.25, 28 - 2 pages in which Andrew Skilleter reviews Bellamy's visit to Comicon71
• [Mentioned in Comicon '78 that Frank Bellamy produced the gunfighter for 1972 comicon] 

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p.11, "In memory Frank Bellamy 1917-1976"

The brochure is A5 sized, 44 pages, b&w wraparound cover (apart from the word Comicon which is in red and a red background in the circle where 76 is).

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• Index entry p. 50, 53

Incidental references

• Cover reproducing Eureka illustration in sepia on flip side of Comics International #67

• Full page advert by Paul Holder regarding his planned book on Bellamy 

• Advert by Paul Holder with Disc magazine illustration and prize draw

• p. 13-14 "Frank Bellamy Dan Dare Artist Exhibited at South London Gallery" -containing erroneous biographical facts

• The saga of Garth, a thematic survey by Philip Harbottle. 
• The men behind the man of mystery by Steve Holland
• Article features Garth stripography and a number of Garth strips by Bellamy.
• Includes the Frank Bellamy's 'Garth' character sheet - see the note for The Saga of Garth below

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• Index entry p. 224

• pp. 24-28 Frank Bellamy by Glenn B. Fleming
• A personal view of Bellamy's influence on Glenn's childhood reading and therefore not the most factual biography of Bellamy 

• p.10: David the Shepherd King colour
• p.11: Happy Warrior colour
• pp..54-55: Thunderbirds colour

• p.11 Space Craft - short piece explains who Bellamy is as he illustrates the Moon Landing

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• p.7 Artist Dies - a short notice

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• Funeral held yesterday

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• Bellamy exhibition to follow on weekend

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• p.22. Mindbogglers by John Allard and George Thaw reproduced George Custer in a single panel by Bellamy saying: 
• "This superb impression of Custer's last stand was drawn by Frank Bellamy for the Garth strip cartoon"

• p.49 Brief biographies of Dan dare artists, including Bellamy 

• Brief biography and art

• Page 15 News item mentioning Bellamy's win of the Foreign Comics' Award 'two years running'
[sic], published by SIAD

• Example of Fraser of Africa - reduced B&W part-page reproduction from the Fraser of Africa: Lost Safari second installment (Vol.11 No.33)
  

• p.99  Short biography of Bellamy, no examples of his work

• Entry on p.16 - Robin Hood & Maid Marian masthead and short biography of Bellamy

• Entry p. 56

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• P.94, Fig. 137 "A Frank Bellamy drawing for Radio Times to commemorate Hammer Film's success in winning the Queens Award to Industry in May 1968"
• The original appeared in Radio Times 17/6-23/6/1972

• Pages 17-19 The Life and Works of Frank Bellamy 
• 2 B&W pages and one colour 
• Extracts from Timeview by David Bellamy 
• One page advert for Timeview

• Pages 8-10 Those Radio Times by Brian J Robb 
• The Sea Devil illustration RADIO TIMES (16/12/1972 - 29/12/1972)
• 2 panels "What is It?" from Colony in Space (BW line) showing Dr and Jo with missile and shadow figure with question mark motif from RADIO TIMES (10/04/1971 - 16/04/1971)

• Interview with Bellamy 
• One third page with 2 photos of Frank Bellamy, and a key to one photo (containing African objects)

• Eagle is 15 article - double page spread of photos and reproductions of strips, including mention of Bellamy's Churchill strip and Heros with photo reproduction from 1960

• Page 24 has the Radio Times photo of Bellamy

• pp. 12-15, Strip Illustrators techniques and attitudes by Alan Vince 
• p. 15 tells the story of Bellamy's tenure with Don Harley and Keith Watson on Dan Dare. Features a panel from Commando Gibbs and uses the much used  Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph photo.

• pp. 3, 14. ET [Evening Telegraph - not Eagle Times] tribute to a man enjoyed by millions, by Tony Smith
• Facsimile reprint of an article from Northamptonshire Evening Telegraph 03/09/1987 which marked the beginning of month long exhibition of Bellamy's work
• This was also subsequently reprinted by the Eagle Times

• pp. 33-37 Frank Hampson and Modesty Blaise by Steve Holland 
• 3 scans of Bellamy's tryouts for the newspaper strip Modesty Blaise for Evening Standard

• pp 2-7 Frank Bellamy: an illustrated guide by Terry Doyle [Part1]
• Checklist on Pages 4-7 (J. David Jackson and Steve Holland)
• Wraparound Cover

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• Pages 8-13 Frank Bellamy "Career notes" by Terry Doyle & Steve Holland [Part2]

• Pages 20-24 Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - The Swift Strips [Part3]

• Pages 5-9 Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - The Swift Strips Part 2 [Part4]

• Pages 40-45 Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - The Happy Warrior [Part5]
• [pages 43-45 are reprints extracts from the Skinn/Gibbons interview]

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• Pages 49-53 Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - The Shepherd King - character studies [Part6]

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• Details to follow, Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - Dan Dare (Part 1) [Part7]  

• Details to follow, Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - Dan Dare (Part 2) [Part8] 

• Pages 38-43 Frank Bellamy: Illustrated guide - Dan Dare (Part 3) [Part9]

• Pages 29-32 Fraser of Africa - Frank bellamy Part 10 by Jon Johnson and Nancy bellamy

• Pages 8-14 Montgomery of Alamein by Will Rudling (Frank Bellamy Part 11)

• Pages 16-21 Heros by Roger Coombes (Frank Bellamy Part 12)

• Pages 8-13 Heros by Roger Coombes (Frank Bellamy Part 13)

• Pages 37-39 Frank Bellamy Part 14 - The Ghost World by Roger Coombes

• Pages 14-16 Frank Bellamy Part 15 - Thunderbirds by Jon Johnson with Nancy Bellamy

• Pages 29-34 Frank Bellamy Part 16 - Garth - the bellamy version by Andrew Coffey

• From the diary of Larry Lime Aged 61¼ mentions Bellamy drew Fraser as 'portraitures of his own image' 

• From the diary of Larry Lime Aged 61¼ mentions Bellamy and reproduces an unseen image of Bellamy at his desk (with Fraser portrait and African continent)

• Eagle Exhibition's tribute to Frank Bellamy by David Britton 1 page review of the Bellamy day on 16th March 2002

• English & Media Studies: Richard Starkings' best of British bits & bobs: Frank Bellamy is a 4 page full colour piece showing Garth, Radio Times and Eagle pieces

• Fraser, Heros and Thunderbirds entries, 72 word articles

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• Entry on p. 104

• Index entry p. 16, 32, 130

18 page interview with Bellamy conducted by Dez Skinn and Dave Gibbons on 12/05/1973. B&W photos, artwork and interview. 
• Cover in sepia, montage of various illustrations arranged around a portrait of Bellamy drawn by Keith Robson.
• Reprinted with variations in Warrior magazine no 22

• pp22-26 Frank bellamy und die Englische Tradition by Helmut W. Pesch
• lengthy overview of his comics work focussing on the Eagle.

• Advert for the Alfred East gallery exhibition of Saturday 5th September 1987 to Saturday 3rd October 1987 
• Single fold A4 double sided leaflet containing Kettering Leisure Services biography and list of Garth strips on show for sale

• 8 page introduction by Norman Wright, "Frank Bellamy and Fraser of Africa." 
• Art examples and photo
• 64 pages Reprints of Fraser in the Eagle

• One page introduction by Nick Landau to Garth, the series which includes comment on Bellamy

• 4 page demonstration of how a Jim Edgar script becomes the strip

• A5 B&W with pink insert produced by the All Devon Comic Collectors Club. Various examples of art plus complete listing of all Garth strips

• Issue 1 is dated June 1992 and comprises a single A3 doublesided page printed in b/w
• Issue 2 is dated August 1992 and comprises 2 A3 doublesided pages printed in b/w and stappled in the top left hand corner
• Issue 3 is dated February 1993 and is a 19 page A4 booklet with colour covers

• Special on Garth containing unseen character sheet p.16

• Index entry p. 563, 564, 566, 567, 583, 584, 1098, 1098-1108, 1115, 1310

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• Index entry p. 115, 133, 135

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• Frank Bellamy by Marc André pp39-44
• Nice derivative article with lots of b&w illustrations and a bibliography of French reproductions of Bellamy's work

• Contains examples of Garth as UK newspaper strip; Garth (Wolfman) - as example of figure in perspective; and mentions Bellamy's stippling technique 

• p159 colour reprint from Boys World-  Ghost World "A weird primitive alien but…" 

• Pages 4 & 5 Feature on Bellamy by David Driver with 5 illustrations 

• Page 6 Column by Denis Gifford on Bellamy art and BOC advert

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• Pages 72-73 biography (note: columns are printed inverted!)
• Pages 74-98 Frank Bellamy reprint B&W Garth: Der Apfel des Trimandias 

• Pages 123-125 on Frank Bellamy and Dan Dare strip

• Cover by Bellamy of Dan Dare 
• Pages 32-41, includes biography and 2 pages of Happy Warrior, 4 pages Dan Dare and 1 Heros double page spread
• Section in the Bibliography outlining major strips p. 126-128

• Contains 2 Garth strips - 1 by Bellamy - The manhunt

• Part page interview with Jim Edgar (by John Dakin)

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• 'In conversation with John Allard'

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• Garth artist dies 
• Front cover column (185 X 35mm) Small photo of head

• Death of a famous illustrator: The man who made dreams come true by Tony Smith 190 X 300mm
• Large photo of FB in canvas chair

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• Bob to open show of his hero's art, by Tony Smith 
• 190 X 190mm column
• Photo of Frank Bellamy and of Bob in the header with caption Bob Monkhouse to open Frank Bellamy exhibition running till 25 March 
• Mini resume and interview with Bob Monkhouse

• [Title unknown] by Tony Smith
• Smith's report on the actual opening of the Garth exhibition in Kettering by Bob Monkhouse with two pictures - one of Monkhouse with Nancy Bellamy looking at some Garth strips and the other of Monkhouse signing autographs for fans

• Bellamy - a consumate craftsman by Tony Smith
• Feature on Doc Garrick's book Masters of Comic Book art including a chapter on Bellamy
  
  
  

• The Eagle - still a high flier  by Tony Smith
• This was a special feature on a London convention to mark the 30th anniversary of the Eagle. 
• The magic of Frank lives on by Tony Smith
• This included a piece about the popularity of Bellamy's artwork, the sale of two Bellamy front-page Dan Dare originals for £75 each, and interviews with Marcus Morris and Frank Hampson about their memories of Bellamy. [Thanks to Tony Smith, the author of the original piece]

• Bellamy - the hidden treasures by Tony Smith
• The 1st of a series of 3 articles by Tony Smith - Frank's widow Nancy loaned three previously unseen and unpublished original pieces which were reproduced exclusively (in black-and-white)
• #1: a Masai Warrior - [also seen in the portfolio in Fantasy Advertiser Vol. 3: 54 Jan 1975]

• Another Bellamy masterpiece by Tony Smith
• The 2nd of a series of 3 articles by Tony Smith 
• #2: a prowling tiger

• Comic Book Master by Tony Smith
• The 3rd of a series of 3 articles by Tony Smith
• #3: a Spanish bullfighter in action

• [Title unknown] by Tony Smith
• Smith reviews the book High Command, featuring reprints of the Montgomery/Churchill stories from the Eagle - tying in with the launch of the new Eagle comic.

• Funny Frank made Python laugh 
• Pink 'Un reprint & Garth & Dr. Who

• ET tribute to a man enjoyed by millions, by Tony Smith
• Article marking the beginning of month long exhibition of Bellamy's work
• This was reprinted in Eagle Times

• A tribute to Frank's art 
• Photo of Nancy Bellamy, Councillor and Mrs Gosland at the Alfred East Gallery

• Page 11 Quiet side of comic genius 
• Article on the Unseen Frank Bellamy exhibition

• pp. 10-11 Frank's fun out of Africa, by Tony Smith
• Article on Bellamy's love of all things African on the occasion of the Hawk book reprinting Fraser of Africa
• The page of Fraser's portrait from Warrior 22, a portrait photo of Bellamy smiling, the portrait of Churchill from the end of the Happy Warrior series, a reprint of a Pink 'Un cartoon and a single frame of Fraser making the comparison about Bellamy and Fraser being alike.  

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• Pages 58-59 Saturday Pink 'Un takes the biscuit 
• Double page article on the Football Telegraph with cartoons by Bellamy 
• 60 page wraparound the normal ET celebrating 100 years!

• Widow's joy as artist is honoured 
• 190 X 190mm column, page 11 
• Large photo of Nancy outside house where blue plaque is placed

• Frank's work goes on show
• Garth exhibition

• pgs [21, 26-27] - labelled pages 6-7 of the What's On Guide supplement] 
• Tribute to the art of a comic genius by Tony Smith 
• Double page spread of Paul Holder's contribution to the Eagle exhibition in Northampton March - June 2002

• pgs 28-[29?] With Corby Pole fair only days away we look at some of the …[Unknown title] 
• Reprints cartoon "A Danish punishment" from Fri 23/05/1947

• p.XXX. Three columns on the issue of rights to original art. Bellamy is used as an example with reference to Nancy, his widow

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• Short obituary in column on front cover- see note

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• pp.24-27 4 x A5 pages decribing the influence on other artists of Bellamy's radio Times doctor Who drawings.

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Letters Page

• p.65 Letter from David Driver re: death of Frank Bellamy

Index entries for: 

• p.134 reprint of (19/12/1970 - 01/01/1971) Family Favourites: global village in action
• p.136 reprint of portion (in B&W) of (01/01/1972 - 07/01/1972) Doctor Who - Day of the Daleks cover

However the Day of the Daleks cover is reproduced in colour on p. 128

• A 38 page A5 supplement to Comics Journal #28 - see CJ#28 above
• This contains the Garth Character Sheet - Bellamy's pre-Garth examples of the character 

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• Don Harley on Frank Bellamy 1page

• "Meeting Frank Bellamy" by Peter Jackson 1page

• Frank Bellamy: a fan appreciation by Steve Whittaker 2pp, with bullfight illustration

• Response to Jan 1988 article with corrections by David Jackson

• pp. 30-31 "Working on DD in the Frank Bellamy period" by Don Harley

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• pp. 9-12, 40-42 "Don Harley recollects six decades with Dan Dare" by Don Harley.
• In this article Harley recollects the arrival of Bellamy to the studio and how the differences in art clashed. He also specifically states he re-drew the first portrait Bellamy did of Dan Dare

• Cover of Garth with headline "The Unseen Frank Bellamy"
• 16 page insert (page numbers are separate from main sequence) of the exhibition at the Acme Press address, including Alan Woollcombe biography "Frank Bellamy: Pilot of the future" and interview with Nancy Bellamy

• 'Frank Bellamy lives' by Dennis Hooper (ex- Art Editor of TV 21) 1pp A5 text and two b/w sample art reprints

• Front cover - uses the unpublished Dan Dare and the back cover shows the complete mock up of the proposed Eagle re-launch which never happened 

"Who will win our comic strip competition?" 

p.27 in the Sunday Times Weekly Review Section 
• 98 X75mm B&W illustration plus brief biography (whole section is 145X 75mm) Single panel shows "Captain Min headed for galactic planet Tosca when electric storms force him to dock on a worn out satellite"
• Shows portrait thinking "I get a creepy feeling we're not alone…" with and monster approaching [Mentions, incorrectly, "he draws Thunderbirds currently"!]

• pp. 18-22, "Where Eagles dared", by Byron Rogers
• Three and a half colour pages on the history of the Eagle comic - one reference to Bellamy, but no relevant content. Please read note

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• Page 60 Erroneous credit: "Frank Bellamy, an English illustrator of the 1960s, created space pilot Dan Dare" with a non Bellamy illustration !!!!

• "Frank Bellamy" by Janne Lundstrom, pp. 14-15

 Swedish language

• 55 pages. The commentary shows interesting insights into Frank Bellamy, the father

• Frank Bellamy by Paul Holder pp34-43
• Well illustrated biography with photos unseen elsewhere

16 pgs: ill : 30cm - Copyright: Acme Press Limited - Booklet Design: Richard Barker London: Basement Gallery

• "Frank Bellamy: Pilot of the future" written by Alan Woollcombe. 
• Interview with Nancy Bellamy
• Full contents here 

• Same dates but also states: "Private viewing Thursday 13th July 1989"

• Pages 10-16 The Frank Bellamy Interview approximate reprint of Fantasy Advertiser interview. Note: advertised on cover as "The Frank Bellamy tapes"

• Cover reproducing Eureka illustration in sepia on flip side of Comics International #67

• Radio Times cover - Day of the Daleks (01/01/1972 - 07/01/1972)
• Radio Times illustration (30/08/1975 - 05/09/75) Doctor Who - Terror of the Zygons of the Skarasen (illustration often called Loch Ness monster) 

• pp. 106-107 Bellamy, Frank (1917-  ) by Denis Gifford
• Mentioned in articles on Dan Dare, and Garth
• pp 360-361 reproduces a Heros episode
• p. 371 reproduces Dan Dare

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• Entry on p. 125