Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 52
Young Marvelman Issue Number 49 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Baron Madbad
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 52
Young Marvelman Issue Number 49 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Baron Madbad
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 49
Young Marvelman Issue Number 49 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Young Marvelman and the Life Stone
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 48
Young Marvelman Issue Number 48 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Young Marvelman and the Little Moon
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 46
Young Marvelman Issue Number 46 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Young Marvelman in Venice
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 47
Young MarvelmanIssue Number 47 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing The Drought Machine
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 44
Young Marvelman Issue Number 44 The Mightiest Boy in the UniverseFeaturing Young Marvelman and the Assassin
Young Marvelman Comic Issue Number 32
Young Marvelman Issue Number 32 The Mightiest Boy in the Universe Featuring The Asbestos Men
Young Marvelman
First Issue: 3rd February 1954Last Issue: February 1963Copyright: L. Miller & Son Ltd The reason that the first issue of Young Marvelman is numbered 25 is because the Captain Marvel Jr. series which ended with issue number 24 was renamed as Young Marvelman the following week. Young Marvelman First Issue (Number 25) 3rd February 1954 …
Barbie Magazine
First Issue: 1st November 1985Last Issue: N/ACopyright: IPC Magazines Barbie and Ken Barbie Magazine was initially published fortnightly with the first issue covering the period 1st to 14th November 1985. However, the magazine is now published monthly. The publication is inspired by the Barbie doll, which was the brainchild of American businesswoman Ruth Handler. With…
Ace Malloy of the Special Squadron
First Issue: 1952Last Issue: 1954Copyright: Arnold Book Company Ace Malloy Issue number one of ‘Ace Malloy of the Special Squadron’ bore the number fifty. This was thought to be a ploy to convince readers and newsagents that the publication was a long running one and therefore successful. Mick Anglo AKA Maurice Anglowitz was not only…
