I am fortunate, as one of DTT’s roving reporters, in being in Scotland. So I get to see a lot of the small exhibitions that D C Thomson’s put on to encourage sales or to remind people that DCT are part of our heritage. One such exhibition was put on at Arbroath Library. So I have to say a big thank you to Angus Libraries, and D C Thomson’s Commando team for producing a great wee exhibition that displays how good DCT are without going overboard. For those that wish to kick themselves, here are a sample of the delights that were there for you to enjoy.
Colin Noble
A life-long comic fan, specialising mainly in UK adventure comics, Colin did his very best to support his passion for the comics of his youth, Commandos (still going!) and any small press that interested him. Sadly, Colin passed in March 2021, an invaluable downthetubes team member, much missed by us all
Categories: British Comics, Classic British Comics, Exhibitions
London’s Cartoon Museum to host new Gerry Anderson-inspired “Century 21” micro exhibition 
Dundee Literary Festival 2015 features comics guests, opening of Dundee Creative Comics Space 
Angus Libraries Exhibition 
Sneek Peek: Great War in Comics Exhibition, featuring “Charley’s War”, “White Death”
Odd that the comics and annuals are in a case yet the original art seems to be completely unprotected.
Thanks for the photos, lovely to see the 2 Kennedy works as only the DC staff get to see it! was Starblazer exhibited ?
There were no Starblazers there. However, I do have one of mine signed by Ian as I took it to Dundee Comics Day last October.