Eagle - 14th March 1964

Recently (here) I looked at a 'pay copy' of an Eagle annual, well here's something very similar - a pay copy of a 1964 issue of Eagle

art by Keith Watson; script by David Motton

art by Gerald Palmer

script by J. Edgar; art by Paul Trevillion

pistol artwork by John Batchelor; fishing script by WD Keal; other script by Dinah Lawrence

Script by George Beardmore; art by Ron Embleton

Script & artwork by Grestock & Marsh (might be an art agency rather than a pair of contributors)

artwork by Frank Humphris; script b EG Cowan

Paul Trevillion - early Roy of the Rovers art print

Over on his website (here) artist Paul Trevillion has just launched this print...

As it says on his website...
Roy Of The Rovers - Roy Race (1963) Model Sheet               

Preparatory sketches of Roy Race from 1963. The iconic drawing Trevillion created as a model sheet for previous Roy of the Rovers work, which was feature in Tiger.
Rare piece from the Trevillion archive.  


Material: Pen and Ink on art paper

Size : 11 1/2 inches x 16 1/2 inches (A3 Size)
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Methods of Payment: ​PayPal/Credit card/Bank transfer/Cheque
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FOR UK DELIVERY -  PRINTSPost & Packaging is £4.50 for Recorded Delivery, or £9.00 for Tracked Special Delivery. Prints will be sent in a strong postal tube. 

Please email: info@paultrevillion.com for further details.

Estimated delivery for originals: 7-10 business days.

Only 63 LIMITED EDITION Prints Available To Order

Yours for £79

Free tickets to Paul Trevillion event tonight!

Over on the "Black Gallery Tring" facebook page (here) there's still (just!) about time to book tickets to the private view of their new exhibition. The event is TONIGHT but does feature the opportunity to meet a man their new artist in residence, a man they describe as the Leonardo of line, yes it's legendary sports illustrator Paul Trevillion!

Perhaps best known for his 'You are the ref' (and sister strip 'You are the Umpire') Paul has worked in sports illustration for 60 years

Paul has drawn for Eagle, TV21, Tiger and Roy of the Rovers.

His immediately recognisable style and speed (I've been to one of his talks and he's a great character and still pretty quick on the draw) can be further enjoyed at his websites here and here