So during my teenage years, wherein my love of comics was established. There was a local comic book shop in the high street. I went there whenever I had money of my own. I thought I owned loads of comics, back in the day. It's funny now to see they basically fill a small hold all bag. But at one stage, the owner was given promo posters for the big event of that summer: Onslaught. I expressed a huge interest in the main poster he received, at the time. A year or so later, the shop was closing down. The owner was moving to bigger premises in another town. On the last day, he calls me to the till and hands me the immaculately preserved, now folded, poster. For free. "As a valued customer". I was beaming.
Ironically, I loved the poster too much. Mum attached it to the bedroom wall ..permanently, with glue. A bedroom redecoration or two later and it was lost forever. Why mention this now? I recently found the artwork online and thought I would share:
The original piece had huge font at the bottom, which read: Onslaught is here! No one is safe.