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- [Action Comic First Issue](https://britishcomics.com/action-comic-first-issue/): First Issue: 14th February 1976Last Issue: 12th November 1977Copyright: IPC Magazines Number 1 of Action The Sensational Paper For BoysFree Gift Inside – ‘The Red Arrow’ Just Watch It Fly Dredger by Horacio Altuna, Hellman of Hammer Force by Mike Dorey, Blackjack by Leopoldo Sanchez, Play Till You Drop by Barry Mitchell, Hook Jaw by Ramon Sola, Sport’s Not For Losers by Dudley Wynn, The Coffin Sub by Angelo Todaro, The Running Man by Lalia all begin.
- [Action Comic - The Seven Penny Nightmare](https://britishcomics.com/action-comic/): First Issue: 14th February 1976Last Issue: 12th November 1977Copyright: IPC Magazines Hookjaw With the appearance of Punk Rock music and the rise in radical trade unionism, Britain in the 1970’s was a ferment of revolutionary discourse which fostered a desire to test social boundaries in a way never seen before. The questioning of contemporary norms and values was not just confined to the areas of politics, fashion and music but the humble British comic also. Action comic made its appearance on 14th February 1976. Although its appearance coincided with Valentines Day, there was no love affair between Action comic and the media....
- [Darren Davies](https://britishcomics.com/british-comics-darren-davies/): A Lost Youth There was a time when you could walk into your local newsagents or paper shop and the shelves would be teeming with comics. Sadly those days are gone. Even the world’s longest running comic, The Dandy, which was once a permanent feature has disappeared from the shelves. My introduction to comics came via the fist issue of Roy of the Rovers in 1976, with memorable stories such as Tommy’s Troubles, Hard Man with Johnny Dexter, Millionaire Villa and You are The Star. Not forgetting of course the star of the comic himself Roy Race of the mighty Melchester...
- [2000AD](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-comic/): First Issue: 26th February 1977Last Issue: N/ACopyright: Eagle Comics/Fleetway /IPC Magazines/Rebellion Judge Dredd In the week that 2000AD first appeared, the number one pop song was When I Need You by Leo Sayer, there was a Labour government and this day also saw the very first flight of the ‘Space Shuttle’, albeit on the top of a Boeing 747. Science fiction had become very popular both in Hollywood and on domestic British television in the mid to late 1970’s. The public’s appetite for science fiction combined with the lessons learned from the exploits of Action comic helped lay the foundations for...
- [History of British Comics](https://britishcomics.com/british-comics-history/): Funny Folks It is generally agreed that Funny Folks (1874 – 1894) became the first publication to meet the accepted definition of a comic. Funny Folks began as a supplement to the Weekly Budget. Its popularity led to it being published as a separate weekly paper. The success of Funny Folks encouraged the publication of other weekly comics. One such comic was the famous Victorian comic, Ally Sloper’s Half Holiday (1884 – 1916). Ally Sloper’s Half Holiday was the inspiration of the engraver and publisher, Gilbert Dalziel. Ally Sloper had a characteristic red nose, battered top hat and he was usually...
- [Starlord](https://britishcomics.com/starlord-comic/): First Issue: 13th May 1978Last Issue: 7th October 1978Copyright: IPC Magazines The Starlord Trooper Badge The first issue of Starlord was dated 13th May 1978 and came with a free gift of a Starlord Trooper badge. The Starlord Trooper badge was introduced in six different versions, which were ‘Tank Commander’, ‘Skateboard Strike Force’, ‘Mek War Controller Robot Regiment’, ‘Laser Specialist’, ‘Time Warden’ and ‘Pilot’. Starlord was produced using high quality paper and cost twelve pence, which at the time was 40 to 50% more expensive than its competitors. Starlord only lasted 22 issues but it was 22 issues of pure quality,...
- [Spellbound](https://britishcomics.com/spellbound-comic/): First Issue: 25th September 1976Last Issue: 14th January 1978Copyright: DC Thomson Priced at seven pence, the first issue of ‘Spellbound’ introduced the following stories: When The Mummy Walks, Spectre from The Flame, The Secret of Silver Star, Nightmare, Supercats Meet the Sun God, The Haunting of Laura Lee, I Don’t Want To Be A Witch and Lonely Lucy . After sixty nine issues Spellbound went on to merge with ‘Debbie’. ‘Spellbound’ Comic First Issue25th September 1976The New All Mystery Paper For Girls   ‘Spellbound’ Comic Last Issue No.6914th January 1978The New All Mystery Paper For Girls   ‘Debbie and Spellbound’ Comic...
- [Speed](https://britishcomics.com/speed-comic/): First Issue: 23rd February 1980Last Issue: 25th October 1980Copyright: IPC Magazines With its free gift of a ‘Speed Plane’, Speed comic zoomed onto the newsagents shelves dated 23rd February 1980. Speed promised “8 stories that will make you gasp”, and unsurprisingly based most of its stories around speed. The first stories to appear were ‘Topps On Two Wheels’, ‘Quick On The Draw’, ‘Journey To The Stars’, ‘Death Wish’, ‘The £l,000,000 Challenge’, ‘Speedboy’, Baker’s Half-Dozen’ and ‘The Fastest Footballer On Earth’. The last issue of Speed was dated 25th October. Speed was incorporated into Tiger comic and became Tiger and Speed.  ...
- [Shiver and Shake](https://britishcomics.com/shiver-and-shake-comic/): First Issue: 10th March 1973Last Issue: 5th October 1974Copyright: IPC Magazines Two comics in one, double the fun! Shiver and Shake issue number one appeared on 10th March 1973 and included a ‘ Free Practical Joke’. One of four alternate free gifts. ‘Which one will you get?’ the comic asked. Stories in the first issue were Frankie Stein (Ken Reid) who had made his first comic appearance in Wham no.4 dated 11th July 1964, The Dukes Spook, Scream Inn Biddy’s Beastly Bloomers, Who’d Kill Cockney Robin?, Shake, Lollypop (Sid Burgon), The Desert Fox, Gal Capone, The Fixer, Match of the Week,...
- [Scramble](https://britishcomics.com/scramble-comic/): First Issue: March 1947Last Issue: August 1950Copyright: Gerald G Swan Scramble ran for 57 issues being numbered 1 to 12 and 14 to 57 as Swan was superstitious about the number 13.   ‘Scramble’ ComicFormerly ‘Fresh Fun’First IssueVolume 1 Number 1March 1947‘Enter Ozzy the Wiz’ by Michael Kendrik3d Net MonthlyComics and Complete Stories for Boys   ‘Scramble’ ComicVolume 1 Number 11
- [Score 'n' Roar](https://britishcomics.com/score-n-roar-comic/): First Issue: 19th September 1970Last Issue: 26th June 1971Copyright: IPC Magazines Score ‘n’ Roar issue number one appeared on 19th September 1970, eight months after the appearance of IPC’s other football comic Scorcher. Score ‘n’ Roar used a similar format to Whizzer and Chips which was to present itself as two separate comics with one comic inside another, Roar being inside Score. Score ‘n’ Roar’s life was short lived only lasting some 35 issues until its amalgamation with Scorcher comic. Score ‘n’ Roar introduced a number of characters, two of which later successfully transferred into Scorcher including one that also went...
- [Scorcher](https://britishcomics.com/scorcher-comic/): First Issue: 10th January 1970Last Issue: 5th October 1974Copyright: IPC Magazines “Young football followers everywhere will thrill to the soccer action, stories and features and funnies” said Pete the office Junior at Scorcher comic. Scorcher comic appeared 10th January 1970 and introduced a a strip that would outlive Scorcher comic by a long way. First issue of Scorcher was the first outing for “Billy’s Boots” (John Gillatt). Billy Dane went to Bingley Road school where all his friends were crazy about football. Billy was also football crazy but unfortunately he wasn’t any good. Most of the other lads would not play...
- [Scoops](https://britishcomics.com/scoops-comic/): First Issue: 10th February 1934Last Issue: 23rd June 1934Copyright: Pearson The first issue of Scoops included Master of the Moon, The Striding Terror, The Rebel Robots, Rocket Of Doom, The Mystery of the Blue Mist, Voice from the Void and The Soundless Hour. ‘Scoops’ Comic First Issue10th February 1934No. 1 of an Amazing New Wonder Weekly   ‘Scoops’ Comic Number Two17th February 1934Great New Serial by Professor A.M Low   ‘Scoops’ Comic Number 1014th April 1934Britain’s Only Science Story weekly ‘Scoops’ Comic – The Terminus of Tomorrow  
- [Scoop](https://britishcomics.com/scoop-comic/): First Issue: 21st January 1978Last Issue: 3rd October 1981Copyright: DC Thomson Stark – Footballer of the Future The first story to appear in ‘Scoop’ comic was ‘Stark – Footballer of the Future’. Jon Stark was a ‘Match Winner for Hire’. With a match fee of £1000, £250 per goal, no win – no fee, Jon Stark was a pure mercenary who was disliked by the mangers who employed him but loved by the fans. ‘Stark – Footballer of the Future’ was in some ways a prediction of the way football and finance would eventually become intertwined. Football coaches such as Jose...
- [Sandie](https://britishcomics.com/sandie-comic/): First Issue: 12th February 1972Last Issue: 20th October 1973Copyright: Fleetway / IPC Magazines The first Issue of Sandie comic was dated 12th February 1972 and came with a free gift of a ‘Styling Comb’. Stories in the first issue were: ‘No-One Cheers for Norah’, ‘Little Lady Nobody’, ‘Odd Mann Out’, ‘Brenda’s Brownies’, ‘The School of No Escape’, ‘Not So Lady-Like Lucy’, ‘Wee Sue’, ‘Sandra Must Dance’, ‘Our Big Secret’ and ‘Silver is a Star’.   First Issue of ‘Sandie’ Comic Dated 12th February 1972   Sandie ran for 89  issues before its merger with Tammy. 
- [Rupert the Bear](https://britishcomics.com/rupert-the-bear-comic/): First Issue: 8th November 1920Last Issue: Present DayCopyright: Express Newspapers November 2020 saw the 100th birthday of the world’s longest running comic character. Rupert is not only older than ‘Winnie the Pooh’ but also Walt Disney’s ‘Mickey Mouse’. It was on November 8th 1920, that the British Newspaper ‘The Daily Express’ owned by Lord Beaverbrook and edited by R.D.Blumenfeld launched the Rupert comic strip. ‘The Daily Express’ had been looking for a comic strip character to rival those of their competitors. The news editor at the time was a man named Herbert Tourtel who suggested that his wife Mary Tourtel could...
- [The Rover](https://britishcomics.com/the-rover-comic/): First Issue: 4th March 1922Last Issue: 13th January 1973Copyright: DC Thomson   ‘The Rover’ was the sister paper to ‘The Adventure’ and was the second publication of what was eventually to become known as DC Thomson’s big five. The other story papers were ‘The Wizard’, ‘The Skipper’ and ‘The Hotspur’. ‘The Rover’ is particularly famous for the text stories that later went on to become famous strips in comics such as Hornet, Valiant and Victor. Alf Tupper, star of ‘Tough of the Track’ started life in text form inside the pages of ‘The Rover’. ‘The Rover’ was rich with the exploits...
- [Romeo](https://britishcomics.com/romeo-comic/): First Issue: 31st August 1957Last Issue: 14th September 1974Copyright: DC Thomson ‘Romeo’ comic with ‘Clunie Todd’, ‘The Taming of Bill Morgan’, ‘Millie the Model’, ‘Forbidden Island’, ‘Her Stormy Romance’ and ‘Rose’. ‘Romeo’ comic was based on American romance comics of the time and included American reprints. During its run it incorporated ‘Cherie’ comic until it finally was taken over by ‘Diana’ comic. ‘Romeo’ Comic First IssueNo.1 New Exciting All Pictures31st August 1957Every TuesdayGreat Free Gift – The Rock n Roll Wishing RingCruise To Romance4d   ‘Romeo’ Comic Number 6415th November 1958Every TuesdayTommy Steele – A Story And A SongA Date To...
- [The Playbox](https://britishcomics.com/the-playbox/): First Issue: 14th February 1925Last Issue: 11th June 1955Copyright: Amalgamated Press The first issue of The Playbox included Mrs Hippo’s Boarding School, Fun and Frolic in Fairyland, Peggie and Her Piggies, 3 Jolly Soldier Boys, Joey the Little Stowaway, Dick & His Cat, Tiny Tots of Sleepy Town and The Wee Woolly Boys. Playbox – No. 4 – March 7th 1925   Playbox – No. 961 – August 24th 1946   Playbox Annual 1952
- [Oink!](https://britishcomics.com/oink-comic/): First Issue: 3rd May 1986Last Issue: 22nd October 1988Copyright: Fleetway ‘Oink!’ comic appeared to position itself as a children’s version of the popular adult comic ‘Viz’. ‘Oink!’ ran for a total of 68 issues during which time it published fortnightly between May 1986 and December 1987, weekly between January and May 1988 and towards the end of its life, monthly between June and November 1988. Famous stories in ‘Oink!’ were Uncle Pigg, The Street-Hogs, Harry the Head, Billy’s Brain, Horace “Ugly Face” Watkins, Weedy Willy, Pete and his Pimple, The Secret Diary of Hadrian Vile, Tom Thug, Mr Bignose, Burp The...
- [Nikki](https://britishcomics.com/nikki-comic/): First Issue: 23rd February 1985Last Issue: 2nd September 1989Copyright: DC Thomson Nikki’ comic with ‘The Comp’, ‘I Won’t Share her With Him!’, ‘Reach for the Stars!’, ‘School for the Fogotten’, ‘Photo Finish’, ‘The Secret Piano’, ‘Spotty’ and Just the Two of Us…’. ‘Nikki’ comic ran for 237 issue before its merger with ‘Bunty’. ‘Nikki’ Comic First IssueNo.123rd February 1985Every MondayJoin Samantha Greene on Her First Day at a New School in ‘The Comp’Free Inside – This Super Sunshine Comb20p ‘Nikki’ Comic Number 908th November 1986Every MondayNew Today – ‘Tina Tells’Tara’s Treasure22p   Masthead after its merger with Bunty  
- [Monster Fun](https://britishcomics.com/monster-fun-comic/): First Issue: 14th June 1975Last Issue: 30th October 1976Copyright: IPC Magazines ‘Monster Fun’ issue number one appeared on 14th June 1975 and included a free gift of a ‘ Free Plate Wobbler’. Stories in the first issue were Kid Kong, X-Ray Specs, Martha’s Monster Make-Up, Dough Nut and Rusty, Grizzly Bearhug Giant, Art’s Gallery, Draculass, Brainy and his Monster Maker, March of the Mighty Ones, Monster Hits, Major Jump, Creature Teacher Tom Thumbscrew, The Invisible Monster and Cinders. ‘Monster Fun’ ran for 73 issues, with the 30th October 1976 issue announcing ‘Important News Inside’. The following saw the first issue of...
- [Mask](https://britishcomics.com/mask-comic/): First Issue: 25th October 1986Last Issue: 22nd October 1988Copyright: IPC Magazines MASK was originally a cartoon series devised to sell toys for Kenner, a division of Hasboro. MASK was an initialism which stood for Mobile Armored Strike Kommand. MASK were tasked to defeat their archenemy Miles Mayhem and VENOM which stood for Vicious, Evil Network of Mayhem. Visit Forbidden Planet For All Your Mask Comics The first issue of Mask comic included the following stories The Beginning, Testing Time At Boulder Hill, The Great Head Robbery, War Of Venom, part 1 and The Key Of Solomon, part 1. MASK Comic First Issue...
- [Mandy](https://britishcomics.com/mandy-comic/): First Issue: 21st January 1967Last Issue: 13th July 1997Copyright: DC Thomson It would be remiss of any discussion about British comics not to pay homage to the British girls’ comics. Iconic above all others was Mandy comic which appeared in 1967. In her blue dress, yellow matching shirt sleeves and Alice band, Mandy made her first appearance on the front cover in January of that year. Mandy comic was a mixture of girls’ stories usually involving the heroine overcoming adversity, trials and tribulations that would translate neatly into a Barbara Taylor Bradford novel such as ‘Woman of Substance’. A plethora of...
- [Magnet](https://britishcomics.com/the-magnet-library/): First Issue: 15th February 1908Last Issue: 1940Copyright: Amalgamated Press Before comics, there were story papers. Story papers were long text stories with the occasional illustration. Britain has a rich tradition of story papers and any talk of story papers would have to include one the most famous ones, ‘The Magnet Library’. Magnet was the sister paper to ‘The Gem’ and was edited by Percy Griffiths. Magnet is most famous for it’s story of Greyfriars School and its students, notably Billy Bunter of the lower fourth. The story of Greyfriars was written by the author Charles Hamilton under the pen name Frank...
- [Magic](https://britishcomics.com/the-magic-comic/): First Issue: 22nd July 1939Last Issue: 25th January 1941Copyright: DC Thomson Following the success of ‘The Beano Comic’ and ‘The Dandy Comic’, DC Thomson launched a third comic called ‘The Magic Comic’. ‘Koko the Pup’, ‘Full of Tricks and Full of Fun – Koko is a Pal for Everyone’ The front cover star of first issue of Magic was ‘Koko the Pup’, ‘Full of Tricks and Full of Fun – Koko is a Pal for Everyone’ by EH Banger. Sooty Snowball Other stories in ‘The Magic Comic’ were ‘Dolly Dimple’ by Alan Morley, ‘Peter Piper’ by Dudley Watkins.’Beric the Cave-Boy’ –...
- [Look-In](https://britishcomics.com/look-in/): First Issue: 9th January 1971Last Issue: 12th March 1994Copyright: Independent Television The Bionic Woman Look-in was the children’s version of the TV Times and mostly consisted of strips of the children’s favourite programs on television including ‘The Tomorrow People’, ‘Space:1999’, ‘The Bionic Woman’, ‘Six Million Dollar Man’, ‘Sapphire & Steel’, ‘Battlestar Galactica’, ‘Buck Rogers’, ‘Charlies Angels’,and ‘Knight Rider’. British Comics – A Cultural Historyby James ChapmanBuy Here Battlestar Galactica Such is the enduring popularity and interest in many of the TV programs from the 1970s that many of them have been remade. Examples include ‘Battlestar Galactica’,’Charlies Angels’ and more recently ‘The...
- [Bullseye](https://britishcomics.com/the-bullseye-story-paper/): First Issue: 24th January 1931Last Issue: 21st july 1934Copyright: Amalgamated Press The Phantom Of Cursitor Fields ‘The Bullseye’ ran fior 183 issues before being relaunched as a comic called ‘Film Picture Stories’. During its run as a story paper, the title published the following stories ‘The Chat’, ‘The House Of Thrills’, ‘The Night Patrol’, ‘The Phantom Of Cursitor Fields’, ‘Mortimer Hood Millionaire Detective’, ‘The Bullseye Backchat Boys’ ,’The Sign Of The Crimson Dagger’ and ‘Branded For Life’. The Bullseye First Issue Film Picture Stories First Issue 28th July 1934 British Comics – A Cultural Historyby James ChapmanBuy Here
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- [Krazy](https://britishcomics.com/krazy-comic/): First Issue: 16th October 1976Last Issue: 15th April 1978Copyright: IPC Magazines Do Not Be Caught Reading This In Class! Krazy issue number one appeared on 16th October 1976 and included a free gift of ‘Krazy False Teeth’. Stories in the first issue were ‘Krazy or Krazy Not?’, ‘Handy Andy’, ‘Krazy Dictionary’, ‘Fit Fred & Sick Sid’, ‘Scaredy Cat’, ‘Paws’, ‘Big Game Hunter’, ‘The Krazy Gang’, ‘Ray Presto’, ‘Ello It’s Cheeky’ and ‘The Krazy Gang in Kidnap Capers’. The First Issue of Krazy Came With Krazy False Teeth Ray Presto Ello It’s Cheeky The 12½p Buytonic Boy Krazy ran for less than...
- [Tiger](https://britishcomics.com/tiger-comic/): First Issue: 11th September 1954Last Issue: 30th March 1985Copyright: IPC Magazines Dodger Caine Whilst sci-fi fans were lapping up the adventures of Dan Dare, IPC recognised that there was still a market for a sports comic. September 11 1954 saw the appearance of Tiger comic and its free gift of a ‘Space Gun Novelty’. Stories featured ‘Roy Of The Rovers’, ‘The Speedster From Bleakmoor’, ‘The Mascot Of Bad Luck’, ‘Bulldog Bryant’s Amazon Adventure’, ‘Tales Of Whitestoke School’, ‘Is Knowall Right Or Wrong?’, ‘Young Hurricane’, ‘Captives In The Fort Of Doom’, ‘Will Strongbow’, ‘The Two-Wheeled Whirlwind’ and ‘Dodger Caine – The Lad...
- [Roy of the Rovers](https://britishcomics.com/roy-of-the-rovers-comic/): First Issue: 25th September 1976Last Issue: 20th March 1993Copyright: Egmont UK Limited Melchester Rovers Some twenty years after joining Melchester Rovers, at a time when most football careers are coming to an end, Roy Race became player manager of Melchester Rovers in 1974. The 1970’s were a significant time for Roy who married Penny Laine and had two children Melinda and Roy Junior also known as Rocky. The 1970’s also saw another arrival with the appearance of Roy’s own comic. Tiger comic had been going strong for over thirty years with the aid of their front cover hero, Roy Race. Tommy’s...
- [Jackpot](https://britishcomics.com/jackpot-comic/): First Issue: 5th May 1979Last Issue: 30th January 1982Copyright: IPC Magazines ‘Jackpot’ comic ran for 141 issues before merging with ‘Buster’ comic. The first issue of ‘Jackpot’ comic included ‘Richie Wraggs’, ‘Angel’s Proper Charlies’, ‘Full O’ Beans’, ‘The Teeny Sweeney’, ‘Jack Pott’, ‘Little Adam and Eva’, ”Class Wars’, ‘Robot Smith’, ‘Good News Bad News’, ‘The Incredible Sulk’, ‘Kid King’, ‘It’s A Nice Life’, ‘Little and Large Lenny’, ‘Zap!’, ‘The Terror Toys’, ‘Terry and Gavin’s’, ‘Millie O’Naire & Penny Less’, ‘Scooper’, ‘Cry Baby’ and ‘Gremlins’. ‘Jackpot’ Comic First Issue5th May 1979 ‘Jackpot’ Comic Last Issue30th January 1982 ‘Buster and Jackpot’ Comic First...
- [Jackie](https://britishcomics.com/jackie-comic/): First Issue: 11th January 1964Last Issue: 3rd July 1993Copyright: DC Thomson The Way We Were Jackie introduced itself to itself to its female readership in January 1964 which was only two months following the death of the American president John F Kennedy and some believe that the comic may have derived its name from the name of president’s wife, the first lady, Jackie Kennedy. Jackie was extremely popular with girls and it would often produce special editions for pop stars such as David Cassidy. Jackie was published using a mixture of fashion and beauty tips, gossip and short stories, Jackie was...
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- [Hurricane](https://britishcomics.com/hurricane-comic/): First Issue: 29th February 1964Last Issue: 8th May 1965Copyright: IPC Magazines Stories in Hurricane comic number one were Typhoon Tracy, Skid Solo, Epics of Sport, Two Fists, A Yankee, Sword For Hire, Rod The Odd Mod, The Worst Boy in the School, HMS Outcast, He Rides Alone and Warrior With Wings. Hurricane ran for 63 issue before it ran out of wind and joined Tiger comic, 15th May 1965, taking Skid Solo and Typhoon Tracy with it. Interestingly, Hurricane ran a strip called ‘Hurry of the Hammers’ in issue number 19 dated 4th July 1964. It was a reprint of the...
- [Hulk](https://britishcomics.com/hulk-comic/): First Issue: 7th March 1979Last Issue: 15th May 1980Copyright: UK Marvel “You wouldn’t like me when I’m angry”‘Hulk Comic’ ran for 63 issue before being caught in Spider-Man Weekly’s web. ‘Hulk Comic’- First Issue7th March 1979 ‘Hulk Comic’- Number 321st March 1979
- [Hotspur, The](https://britishcomics.com/the-hotspur-comic/): First Issue: 2nd February 1933Last Issue: 24th January 1981Copyright: DC Thomson ‘The Hotspur’ first appeared on 2nd February 1933 as a story paper. The stories in the first issue were ‘Silias Snatcher’, ‘The Truant Catcher’, ‘Buffalo Bill’s Schooldays’, ‘Japers Of The Red Circle’, ‘Absent-Minded Alfie’, ‘The Son Of Scarface’, ‘The Swooping Vengeance’, ‘Colarado Kid’, ‘The Big Stiff’ and ‘The Traitor of the Tea’. Initially starting out as a story paper, It wasn’t until 24th October 1959 that ‘The Hotspur’ became a British comic. ‘The Hotspur’ First IssueStory Paper Format2nd February 1933 ‘The New Hotspur’ First IssueComic Format24th October 1959 ‘The Hotspur’22nd...
- [Goal](https://britishcomics.com/goal/): First Issue: 10th August 1968Last Issue: 7th June 1974Copyright: Longacre Press The first issue included Bobby Charlton’s Diary, Everton Can Be New Champions, This Can Lead To 70 Deaths, Greatest Club Match In Football, Ken Jones Column, Manchester City – Rags To Riches, Stars Of The Week, On The Ball, Here And There, League Tables And Fixtures plus a full colour team photo of Liverpool in the centre pages. Goal Issue Number 22Dated 4th January 1969
- [Dalek (BBC) Annuals Gallery](https://britishcomics.com/daleks/): Dalek (BBC) Annuals Gallery The Dalek Pocketbook and Space Travellers Guide 1965 The Dalek Book 1965 The Dalek World 1966 The Dalek Outer Space Book 1966 Terry Nation’s Dalek Annual 1976 Terry Nation’s Dalek Annual 1977 Terry Nation’s Dalek Annual 1978 Terry Nation’s Dalek Annual 1979
- [Cor!!](https://britishcomics.com/cor-comic/): First Issue: 6th June 1970Last Issue: 15th June 1974Copyright: IPC Magazines With a sachet of ‘Gulp’ powder as a free gift to quench the thirst of it’s new readers, Cor!!, with two exclamation marks, launched itself on an unsuspecting public dated 6th June 1970. The first issue of Cor!! saw the appearance of front page star ‘Gus the Gorilla’, ‘Ivor Lott and Tony Broke’. Also in issue one was ‘Andy’s Ants’ (Terry Brave) which told the story of schoolboy Andy who whilst whistling on the way home from school noticed that his unique whistle was audible to ants who exclaimed ‘You...
- [Comic Cuts](https://britishcomics.com/comic-cuts-comic/): First Issue: 17th May 1890Last Issue: 12th September 1953Copyright: Harmswoth / Amalgamated Press The first issue of Comic Cuts was an amalgam of reprints from American magazines. For a comic with a such an uninspiring start, it went to become a one of the longest running comics in history. During its long lifetime, Comic Cuts merged with many comics including ‘Golden Penny’ – 4th February 1928, ‘Jolly Comic’ – 4th November 1939 and ‘Larks’ – 25th may 1940. Comic Cuts finally passed away in September 1953 when it was merged with Knockout. First Issue of ‘Comic Cuts’ dated 17th May 1890...
- [Cherie Comic](https://britishcomics.com/cherie-comic/): First Issue: 1st October 1960Last Issue: 19th October 1963Copyright: DC Thomson ‘Cherie’ comic ran for 160 issues. ‘Cherie’ Comic First IssueNo.1New! Exciting! The Most!All In Pictures1st October 1960Every MondaySpecial Gift Of A Lucky LocketWith A Photo Of Cliff5d Free Gift In The First Issue Also In The First IssueDebbie Reynolds‘This Is My Life’
- [Girl](https://britishcomics.com/girl-comic/): First Issue: 2nd November 1951Last Issue: 3rd October 1964Copyright: Hulton / Longacre Sister Paper to The Eagle ‘The New Super-Colour Weekly for Every Girl’ headlined the front cover of the first issue of Girl, sister paper to the Eagle, dated 2nd November 1951. With the emphasis on all girl action, Girl introduced a number of memorable heroines including ‘Kitty Hawke and her All Girl Aircrew’. Girl ran from 1951 1964.  ‘Wendy and Jinx’ ‘Wendy and Jinx’ were best friends at ‘Manor School’ and took over the front cover spot from ‘Kitty Hawke and her all girl air crew’. With the aid...
- [Giggle](https://britishcomics.com/giggle-comic/): First Issue: 29th April 1967Last Issue: 13th January 1968Copyright: Fleetway The first issue of which appeared in April 1967 included The Wild Bunch, Meet The Chuckles, Tammy Tuff, Ali Booba & Tubi-Tum, The Space-Travellers, Buck Bingo, Dim Dan, Herlock Sholmes, Castaways To Danger, Niblo Nibbs, Helpful Hettie, Danny, Captain Swoop, Tickler Pics, Jokes Page, The Brave Ones and Hobby Hoss. ‘Giggle’ – Comic Strips ‘Giggle’ Comic First Issue ‘Buster and Giggle’ – Masthead
- [Gem, The Library](https://britishcomics.com/the-gem-library/): First Issue: 30th March 1907Last Issue: December 1939Copyright: Amalgamated Press The Gem Library’, to give it its full title, was the sister paper to ‘The Magnet Library’. In an article entitled ‘Boy’s Weeklies’ George Orwell considered Gem to be less popular than Magnet. Although less popular, Gem and Magnet were very similar in that they centred their stories around schools. Gem’s stories were based around a school called St. James College, better known to the pupils as St. Jim’s, and the adventures of the pupils in the Fourth and Shell forms. One of the best known characters from Gem was ‘Tom...
- [Funny Folks](https://britishcomics.com/funny-folks-comic/): First Issue: 12th December 1874Last Issue: 28th April 1894Copyright: James Henderson Funny Folks is considered by many to be the first publication to meet the criteria of a comic and therefore, Funny Folks is where the history of British comics began. ‘Funny Folks’ – Man with Umbrella 1885   ‘Funny Folks’ – Christmas Issue 1887    
- [Film Fun](https://britishcomics.com/film-fun/): First Issue: 17th January 1920Last Issue: 8th September 1962Copyright: Amalgamated Press The front cover star of Film Fun comic dated 17th January 1920 was ‘Winkle’ or to give it its full title ‘The Adventures of Winkle, The Pathe Mirth Wizard’ by Tom Bradford. Film Fun went on to regularly feature ‘Laurel & Hardy’, ‘Abbot & Costello’ and ‘Old Mother Riley’. Film Fun comic ran for 2225 issues before being amalgamated into Buster comic in 1962. ‘Film Fun’ First Issue   ‘Film Fun’ Issue Number 983 November 19th 1938   ‘Film Fun’ Issue Number 1537  July 2nd 1949
- [Emma Comic Number 3](https://britishcomics.com/emma-comic-number-3/): First Issue: 25th February 1978Last Issue: 22nd September 1979Copyright: DC Thomson Emma Comic Issue Number 3  Dated March 11th 1978
- [Emma Comic First Issue](https://britishcomics.com/emma-comic-first-issue/): First Issue: 25th February 1978Last Issue: 22nd September 1979Copyright: DC Thomson  
- [Emma](https://britishcomics.com/emma-comic/): First Issue: 25th February 1978Last Issue: 22nd September 1979Copyright: DC Thomson The first issue of Emma comic included the following stories ‘The Emma Report’, ‘Chegger’s Chat’, ‘Sue Spiker’, ‘Madeleine in TV Mad’, ‘Jodie And The Otter’, ‘Your Emma’, ‘Angie’, ‘Lynne Against Lareno’, ‘Blue Eyes’ and an article about Emma and the Muppets. The last issue of Emma was published on 22nd September 1979 before its merger with Judy comic on 29th September 1979. ‘Emma’ Comic First Issue – 25th February 1978 No.1 Emma Where It’s All Happening For Girls! Free Gift Inside Free Your Very Own Initial Brooch OK Muppets Keith...
- [Eagle Relaunched](https://britishcomics.com/eagle-comic-relaunched/): First Issue: 27th March 1982Last Issue: January 1994Copyright: Fleetway In March 1982, IPC Magazines re-launched the ‘Eagle’ comic attempting to recapture the golden age of its previous incarnation. The first issue was a departure from traditional boys’ comics in that it included photo strip stories, an idea used quite successfully in modern girls’ publications such as Jackie. The first issue of Eagle comic came with a free gift of a ‘Space Spinner’ and the stories were a combination of photo strip stories and hand written strips which were as follows: Photo strip Stories The Collector, Doomlord, Fred, The Invisible Boy, Joe...
- [Eagle](https://britishcomics.com/eagle-comic/): First Issue: 14th April 1950Last Issue: 26th April 1969Copyright: Hulton Eagle Comic First Issue Featuring Dan Dare Pilot of the Future Reverend Marcus Morris Although the introduction of speech balloons and new printing techniques in the 1930’s was seen as innovative, comics continued with the same premise and format until the groundbreaking arrival of the Eagle in 1950. The Eagle was the brainchild of Reverend Marcus Morris, who created the title in response to what he saw as the growth in popularity of violent American comics. In an era of post war optimism, hooped dresses, bouffant hair and Teddy Boys a...
- [Doctor Who](https://britishcomics.com/doctor-who/): First Issue: 17th October 1979Last Issue: 7th August 1980Copyright: Marvel UK / BBC / Panini Comics Hide Behind the Sofa…it’s Time for Doctor Who! 2005 saw the successful re-launch of the longest running science fiction series in television history. The BBC television programme and creation of Sydney Newman, “Doctor Who” first appeared on November 23, 1963 and starred William Hartnell . In the 36 years that the TV series ran there were seven Doctors. The TV series was cancelled in 1989 but the doctor reappeared in 1996 with the television film ‘The Enemy Within” starring Paul McGann. Another nine years passed...
- [Diana](https://britishcomics.com/diana-comic/): First Issue: 23rd February 1963Last Issue: 4th December 1976Copyright: DC Thomson Diana comic first issue introduced ‘Runaway Ballet’, ‘Jenny Lind’, ‘Skating Knights’, ‘Ben Hur’, and ‘Susan And The Sea Stars’. During its 13 year run, strips included The ‘Avengers’ (Emilio Frejo, Juan Gonzalez Alacrojo), ‘The Girls from N.O.O.D.L.E.S.’, ‘Jane: Model Miss’ (Pamela Chapeau), ‘Jo and Co’ (Brian Delaney), ‘Mary Brown’s Schooldays’, ‘Paula with the White Mask’ and ‘Topspin Terry’. Diana Comic Number 307 Diana Comic Number 321
- [Zit](https://britishcomics.com/zit-comic/): First Issue: January 1991Last Issue: May 2002Copyright: Humour Publications UK Zit comic was an adult humour comic which owed much of its humour and styling to the Viz comic.  Popular characters included “Lambrusco – the Alcoholic Sheep”, “Dirty Stan the Blue Movie Man”, “The man who collects eyeballs”, and “Middle aged Melvin”. Zit comic ran for 143 issues before its eventual demise in May 2002. Zit Comic Number 4 Jim Bowen Commemorative Issue Oodles of Super Japery 95p   Zit Comic Number 27 Chris Eubank to Fight Thora Heard £1
- [Zip Comic](https://britishcomics.com/zip-comic/): First Issue: 4th January 1958Last Issue: 3rd October 1959Copyright: Odhams Zip comic was destined to last just 85 issues before joining Swift in the Eagle Stable (or should that be aviary?). The First issue of Zip featured ‘Strongbow the Mighty’ by Ron Embleton, ‘Wells Fargo’ by Don Lawrence, ‘Tana the Jungle Boy’ by Harry Bishop, ‘Nicky Nobody’, and ‘Tom Tex’. Zip Comic First Issue Dated 4th January 1958 Free Inside! Thunderclap Banger Robin Alone Wells Fargo 4½d The Nigel Tawny ExplorerThe Royal Witness Skippyand the Wonder Garden
- [Lot O' Fun](https://britishcomics.com/lot-o-fun-comic/): First Issue: 17th March 1906Last Issue: 16th February 1929Copyright: Henderson ‘Lot-O’-Fun’ comic with its eight pages of Pip Martin and George Davey art appeared 17th March 1906. The first issue saw the appearance of ‘The Delusions of Dreamy Daniel’ which followed the unbelievable exploits of a character called Daniel who would experience fantastic adventures only to wake up at the end of the strip and realise that it was all just a dream. Other stories in ‘Lot-O’-Fun’ comic included ‘The Adventures of Winkle and Binkle Minor’, ‘Chu, Chin and his Chow’, ‘Dreamy Daniel’, ‘Joey, the Handy Lad’, ‘The Moonshine Movie Nibs’,...
- [Lindy Comic](https://britishcomics.com/lindy-comic/): First Issue: 21st June 1975Last Issue: 1st November 1975Copyright: IPC The first Issue of Lindy comic was dated 21st June 1975 and came with a free gift of a ‘Super Bracelet’. Stories in the first issue were: ‘Pavement Patsy’, ‘The Tin Mine Ponies’, ‘Laurie’s Life’, ‘Nina Nimble Fingers’, ‘Jane’s Jeanie’, ‘Sophie’s Secret Squeezy’, ‘The Last Green Valley’, ‘Penny Crayon’, ‘The House of Fear’ and ‘Hard Days for Hilda’. The first issue also included a centre spread of ‘The Bay City Rollers’. Lindy Comic First Issue Lindy Comic Last Issue
- [Knockout](https://britishcomics.com/knockout/): First Issue: 4th March 1939Last Issue: 16th February 1963Copyright: Amalgamated Press / Fleetway Originally Called ‘The knock-Out Comic’, Knockout bashed its way into the newsagents on 4th March 1939. The first issue introduced in comic strip form the rotund star of ‘The Magnet Library’, Billy Bunter by Charles Chapman. Also in issue one were ‘Sexton Blake’ by Jos Walker, ‘Our Ernie’ by C.E Holt and the famous ‘Deed a Day Danny’ by Hugh McNeil. Such was the popularity of Billy Bunter that from 10th June 1961, Knockout became ‘Billy Bunter’s Knockout’. After 1231 issues and having merged with Magnet and Comic...
- [Judy](https://britishcomics.com/judy-comic/): First Issue: 16th January 1960Last Issue: 11th May 1991Copyright: DC Thomson ‘Judy’comic ran for 1635 issues and absorbed Emma and Tracy comics before being absorbed itself into Mandy comic 18th May 1991. Stories included ‘Bobby Dazzler’, ‘Bobtail the Beach Rescue’, ‘Boomerang: The Horse That Always Comes Back’, ‘The Honourable SJ’, ‘Patience in the Saddle’, ‘Petra: The Party Maker’, ‘The Rivals’, ‘Sally of Studio Seven’, ‘Sandra’ and ‘Supergirl’. ‘Judy’ Comic First IssueNo.1 Of A Great Picture Story Paper For Girls16th January 1960Every ThursdayLovely Bangle Free Inside4½d The first issue of Judy comic included ‘Sandra Of The Secret Ballet’, ‘Lass Of Flinty Farm’,...
- [The Robin](https://britishcomics.com/the-robin-comic/): First Issue: 28th March 1953Last Issue: 25th January 1969Copyright: Hulton Andy Pandy First issue saw Andy Pandy, Bingo, Bango And Bongo, Simon And Sally The Twins, Midge The Motor Car, The Story Of Woppit, Mac and Maggie, Flower Pot Men, Tom The Tractor, Johnny Bull, Toyville, The Magic Wellingtons, Princess Toi-Lu, The Robin Reading Strip, Bible Story In Pictures, Chums Of Coral Island and Richard Lion.
- [Ranger](https://britishcomics.com/ranger/): First Issue: 18th September 1965Last Issue: 18th June 1966Copyright: Fleetway ‘Ranger’ The National Boys Magazine was unambiguous in its choice of target audience. The magazine was a mixture of text stories and comic strips and was most famous for the introduction of ‘The Trigan Empire’, which was a science fiction series written by Mike Butterworth with the artistry of Don Lawrence. The strip transferred into the pages of ‘look and Learn’ favourite when the two comics merged in issue 232 of ‘Look and Learn’ dated June 1966 with the title being called ‘Look and Learn Incorporating Ranger’. ‘The Trigan Empire’ spanned...
- [The Rainbow](https://britishcomics.com/the-rainbow-comic/): First Issue: 14th February 1914Last Issue: 28th April 1956Copyright: Amalgamated Press The first issue of the all full colour Rainbow comic appeared 14th February 1914 with Tiger Tim and friends, collectively known as the ‘Bruin Boys’ starring on the front cover. ‘The Bruin Boys’ consisted of ‘Tiger Tim’ , ‘Jumbo Elephant’, ‘Willie Ostrich’, ‘Georgie Giraffe’, ‘Bobby Bruin’, ‘Jacko Monkey’, ‘Joey Parrot’, ‘Porkyboy Pig’ and Fido Pup’. Tiger Tim went on to appear in his own comic called ‘Tiger Tim’s Weekly’ five years later and became one of the longest surviving regular comic character until his last appearance in Jack and Jill...
- [Puck](https://britishcomics.com/puck-comic/): First Issue: 30th July 1904Last Issue: 11th May 1940Copyright: Harmsworth ‘Puck’ comic which was launched by Harmsworth, was the first comic to use substantial amounts of colour. The first issue of Puck included Oliver Twist & The Artful Dodger, The Newlyweds, Flannelfeet, Professor Radium, Mary Jane’s Situations, Buzzville, Dr. Up-To-Dayte’s Academy, Scorcher Smith and Billy Smiff’s Pirates. ‘Puck’ Comic First Issue30th July 1904The Greatest Novelty of 1904 ‘Puck’ Comic 8th October 1921 ‘Puck’ Comic Annual 1924 ‘The Merry Mouser Boys’ 1924
- [Plug](https://britishcomics.com/plug-comic/): First Issue: 24th September 1977Last Issue: 25th February 1979Copyright: DC Thomson With a long distinguished career as a member of the ‘Bash Street Kids’, Percival Proudfoot Plugsley made his long awaited appearance in his own comic on 24th September 1977. Stories in the first issue of Plug comic included: Antchester United who were a football team of insects managed by Mat Bugsy with players called Stirling Moth, David Larvae, Brian Greenfly, Gnat Lofthouse, Mantis Buchan, Crawlin Todd, Francis Flea, Spider Webb, George Beastie, Kevin Beetle, Anty Gray, Mike Summerbee. Mat Bugsy was proud of most of his signings which were mostly...
- [Jinty](https://britishcomics.com/jinty-comic/): First Issue: 11th May 1974Last Issue: 21st November 1981Copyright: IPC Magazines Jinty issue number one appeared on 11th May 1974 and included a free gift of a ‘Smiley Wrist Bracelet’. Stories in the first issue were Dora Dogsbody, The Haunting of Form 2B, Gwen’s Stolen Glory, Make Believe Mandy, Merry at Misery House, Do It Yourself Dot, The Jinx From St. Jonah’s, The Snobs and The Scruffs, Pony Parade 1 – Sandy Come Home, A Dream for Yvonne, Gail’s Indian Necklace, Desert Island Daisy and Angela’s Angels. The Snobs and The Scruffs DO-IT-YOURSELF DOT The Haunting of Form 2B Make-Believe Mandy
- [Jingles](https://britishcomics.com/jingles-comic/): First Issue: 13th January 1934Last Issue: 29th May 1954Copyright: Amalgamated Press ‘Jingles’ comic with ‘Dreamy Dennis’, ‘Strongheart The Wonder Dog’, ‘Jimmy Jolly & his Magic Brolly’, ‘Your Request Tale Told by the Storyteller’, ‘Out of Bounds by Leonard Douglas’, ‘The Watcher at the Window’, ‘Dick Danby the Schoolboy Tec’, ‘Okey Doke the Jolly Genie’ and ‘The Outlaw Trail’. ‘Jingles’ Comic Issue 50825th January 1947Every Other TuesdayFeaturing ‘Dreamy Dennis’3d
- [Jet](https://britishcomics.com/jet-comic/): First Issue: 1st May 1971Last Issue: 25th September 1971Copyright: IPC Magazines Jet comic first appeared 1st May 1971 and lasted for 22 issues until it was merged with Buster 25th September 1971. Jet introduced us to many characters including “Bonehead” the Barmy Bulldog who lived in a pet shop. Bonehead was often bought but the owners always returned him because of his voracious appetite. Bonehead continued his adventures, which include a job as a guard dog at the circus, in Buster. (Reg Parlett) Jet Number one introduced the boy with one hundred faces, Ricky Rubberneck who was better known as “Faceache”....
- [Jag](https://britishcomics.com/jag-comic/): First Issue: 4th May 1968Last Issue: 29th March 1969Copyright: Fleetway The tabloid sized Jag comic roared on to our shelves on the 4th May 1968. Jag, short for Jaguar, was the third and final Fleetway title to be named after a big cat, the other two elder siblings being Lion and Tiger. The first issue included a free gift of ‘Bobby Moore’s book of the FA Cup’. Also with issue one came ‘The Mouse Patrol’ by Eric Bradbury, Custer (The story of lieutenant General Custer) by Geoff Campion and the adventures of ‘The Indestructible Man’ by Jesus Blasco. ‘The Indestructible Man’...
- [Fizog](https://britishcomics.com/fizog-comic/): First Issue: December 1994 / January 1995Last Issue: April / May 1995Copyright: Healey / Johnston / Wilkinson FIZOG was a modern children’s comic created, written and designed by Dean Wilkinson who had previously been editor of Acne comic in 1982.Fizog comic was financed by Wilkinson and artists Lee Healey and Mervyn Johnston in 1994 and lasted 3 issues. The humour was typically English and Python-esque – dark, surreal and often blood thirsty and violent. It was distributed nationally and was sold in WH Smiths and Menzies, also in Australia. It was building up a steady fan-base until a world paper shortage...
- [Dandy, The](https://britishcomics.com/dandy-comic/): First Issue: 4th December 1937Last Issue: 4th December 2012Copyright: DC Thomson Albert Barnes It was the job of Albert Barnes, The Dandy Comic editor to usher in a new era in British comics. On 4th December 1937, The Dandy Comic, as it was originally called, made its debut. The Dandy differed from its predecessors in a number of new and innovative ways. The Dandy rejected the broadsheet format of its contemporaries and adopted the tabloid size of the story papers. The Dandy also introduced the use of speech balloons inside some of the stories although not all of them. Some of...
- [David Sque](https://britishcomics.com/david-sque/): David Sque was born in Bournemouth in April 1944. A year later, he played his part in ending World War Two. From the age of three he started to exhibit the Artistic gift that he has inherited from his Mother’s side of the family. He went to a small Catholic School run by Nuns, which is another story. At 16 he went to Poole College to acquire a proper education! From there, he went on to Bournemouth and Poole College of Art where he gained a National Diploma of Art and Design. Then a college friend, Yvonne Mullins (married name Hutton)...
- [Stephen Matthews](https://britishcomics.com/stephen-matthews/): Like the ‘Sid’s Snake’ cartoonist, Mike Lacey, Stephen was born and grew up in Southend-On-Sea, Essex. Early influences include Asterix The Gaul, Andy Capp and IPC humour comics throughout the ’70’s. A budding cartoonist from the age of 5, he eventually won the ‘Daily Star Young Cartoonist Of The Year’ in 1985. It opened doors for him, and he worked for a short-lived comic titled called ‘Triffik’. He moved onto IPC comics in the 90’s, where he wrote and ghosted. He also moved to Glasgow during this time. Buster printed 2 pilot strips titled ‘Money Tree’ and ‘Billy’s Genie’ but financial...
- [The Crunch](https://britishcomics.com/the-crunch-comic/): First Issue: 20th January 1979Last Issue: 26th January 1980Copyright: DC Thomson The Crunch…Is Now Crunch or to give it it’s full title ‘The Crunch’, crunched it’s way onto news-agent’s shelves dated 20th January 1979 with it’s humble claim, ‘The sensational new paper with the most dynamic bunch of stories ever!’ It’s first issue free gift was ‘The Black Band with 6 Super Crunch Stickers’. The bunch of stories inside included ‘Arena’ (Alcatena), ‘The Mantracker’ (Salinas), ‘The Kyser Experiment’, ‘Here Come The Walking Bombs’, ‘Hitler Lives’ (Pat Wright) and ‘Who Killed Cassidy?’ ‘The Crunch’ is famous for introducing ‘Ebony’ (Magallanes), who was...
- [Cracker](https://britishcomics.com/cracker-comic/): First Issue: 18th January 1975Last Issue: 11th September 1976Copyright: DC Thomson ‘Cracker’ comic ran for 87 issues before it merged with ‘Topper’ comic. Strips in the first issue included ‘Young Foo’, ‘Simple Spyman’, ‘Big-Head Branny’, ‘Spookie Cookie’, ‘Scrapper’, ‘Castaways On Planet Doom’, ‘Billy The Kid’, ‘Hector The Collector’, ‘Skooldaze’, ‘The Headhunters’, ‘Spookum Skool’, ‘Joe Soap’, ‘Curly’s Commandos’, ‘Sammy Says’, ‘The Nutters’, ‘Dunder Ed’, ‘Iron Hand’ and ‘Mad Ads’.
- [Countdown](https://britishcomics.com/countdown-comic/): First Issue: 20th February 1971Last Issue: 24th March 1972Copyright: Polystyle Absolutely nothing to do with Carol Vorderman, Richard Whiteley or even Susie Dent! Countdown, the comic, was hosted on the front cover by Doctor Who (John Pertwee), Countdown arrived on our shelves dated 20th February 1971. With the free gift of a “Giant Spacefact Wall Chart with Stamps” and posing the question, ‘Do Flying Saucers Exist?’, Countdown introduced an array of television stars, in comic format, including Doctor Who in Gemini Plan, Dastardly And Muttley, UFO, Thunderbirds, and Captain Scarlet. Although, the last edition of Countdown comic was dated 24th March 1972,...
- [Commando](https://britishcomics.com/commando-comics/): First Issue: July 1961Last Issue: N/ACopyright: DC Thomson Commando Comics is the popular term for the comic library series which started out as ‘Commando War Stories in Pictures’ and changed to ‘Commando For Action and Adventure’ in September 1993. The comics have been continuously published by DC Thomson since 1961. Featuring war picture stories from around the world whether army, navy or air force, the comics now number over 5700 issues. Commando – War Stories in Pictures First Issue –  Walk-Or Die! Commando Issue No.5702 British Comics – A Cultural Historyby James ChapmanBuy Here
- [Comic Life](https://britishcomics.com/comic-life-comic/): First Issue: 30th December 1899Last Issue: 21st January 1928Copyright: Henderson/Amalgamated Press Starting life as ‘Pictorial Comic Life’, the comic was given a new lease of life 30th December 1899 when it became simply ‘Comic Life’. Stories in Comic Life included ‘Burglar Bertie’ – George Davey, ‘Good knight Gilbert’ – Roy Wilson, ‘The Merry Boys of Dingle School’ – Bertie Brown, ‘Pitch and Toss’ – Joe Hardman and ‘Pyjama Percy & Balmy Bill’ – Pip Martin. ‘Comic Life’ Summer Holiday NumberNumber 893 – 31st July 1915
- [Comet](https://britishcomics.com/comet-comic/): First Issue: 20th September 1946Last Issue: 17th October 1958Copyright: Amalgamated Press Comet comic ran for 580 issues before joining with Tiger comic in 1958. During its lifespan, Comet stories included ‘Buffalo Bill’, ‘Thunderbolt Jackson’, ‘Dick Barton’, ‘Strongbow the Mighty’, ‘Kit Carson’ ‘Jet Ace Logan’, and ‘Claude Duval’.
- [Chuckles](https://britishcomics.com/chuckles-comic/): First Issue: 10th January 1914Last Issue: 1st December 1923Copyright: Amalgamated Press The 8 paged tabloid sized Chuckles comic appeared in early January 1914. Contributors to the first issue were Tom Wilkinson, H. O’Neil and W. Radford. Chuckles became a nursery comic in 1919 before merging with Jungle Jinks comic in 1923. ‘Chuckles’ Comic Issue Number 37 Volume 119th September 1914
- [Chips](https://britishcomics.com/illustrated-chips/): First Issue: 26th July 1890Last Issue: 12th September 1953Copyright: Amalgamated Press Called Illustrated Chips but most often referred to as Chips as it changed its name to that title in September 1952. Chips made its first appearance in July 1890 and ran until 1953 making it one of the world’s longest running comics along with the likes of Comic Cuts, The Beano and The Dandy. Chips merged with ‘The Joker’ – 6th December 1947 and its life finally came to an end in 1953 when it joined Film Fun. In October 1969, IPC Magazines, a latter incarnation of Amalgamated Press, paid...
- [The Chatterbox Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-chatterbox-story-paper/): First Issue: 1st December 1866Last Issue: 1950sCopyright: Macintosh Reverend John Erskine Clarke Chatterbox was a famous children’s story paper first published in 1866 by Reverend John Erskine Clarke. Clarke wanted to produce a paper that would offer an alternative to the popular ‘Penny Dreadfuls’ of the time. Clarke had also produced a paper for younger children in 1863 called ‘The Prize’. Clarke’s thinking bears a striking similarity to that of another Reverend, Reverend Marcus Morris who 84 years later created ‘The Eagle’ in response to what he saw as the growth in popularity of violent American comics. Chatterbox was also published...
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- [Tiger Comics Wanted](https://britishcomics.com/tiger-comics-wanted/): Tiger Comics Wanted 1954 6 issues wanted Numbers 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 12/ 15 1959 3 Issues wanted Numbers 240/ 241/ 22nd August 1962 1 Issue Wanted 29th December 1963 1 Issue Wanted 14th September 1964 2 Issues Wanted 11th July/ 22nd August Use the ‘Comment’ facility below, if you have these comics available to sell.
- [Champion Comic](https://britishcomics.com/champion-comic/): First Issue: 26th February 1966Last Issue: 4th June 1966Copyright: IPC Magazines Jet Jordan Some 11 years after the demise of  The Champion Story Paper, the Champion name returned in the form of a comic. Unfortunately, unlike its namesake, it wasn’t longlived, only surviving for fifteen issues before being consumed by a Lion on the 11th June 1966. Champion first issue introduced ‘Jet Jordan’, ‘School for Spacemen’, Return of the Stormtroopers’ – Eric Bradbury and ‘When the Sky Turned Green’ by Carlos Cruz. Champion Comic Number Three 12th March 1966 Lion and Champion First Issue 11th June 1966 British Comics – A...
- [Captain Britain](https://britishcomics.com/captain-britain/): First Issue: 13th October 1976Last Issue: 6th July 1977Copyright: Marvel UK The Fantastic Four No it’s not Nigel Farage or some other well known Brexiteer, but a British comic character. Captain Britain originally appeared in the first issue of Captain Britain comic in 1976. The usual fayre of Marvel UK which is the subsidiary of its bigger American brother Marvel were reprints from the U.S comics. Brian Braddock AKA Captain Britain  marked a turning point as it was the first original content produced for a UK audience. With artwork by Alan Davis and writing by Chris Claremont and Alan Moore, the...
- [Buzz Comic](https://britishcomics.com/buzz-comic/): First Issue: 20th January 1973Last Issue: 4th January 1975Copyright: DC Thomson Harum-Scarem! Buzz issue number one appeared on 20th January 1973 and included a free gift of a ‘Pop Pistol’. Stories in the first issue were ‘Hop, Skip & Jock’, ‘Nobby’, ‘Harum-Scarem!’, ‘Billy the Kidder’, ‘Tich & Snich’, ‘Gus the Galoot’, ‘Olly’s Occy’, ‘Big Fat Flo’, ‘Monty Money Bags’, ‘Skookum Skool’, ‘The Twitz of the Ritz’, ‘Fred the Flop’, ‘Wig & Wam’, “Willie the Wizard’, ‘Nero the Zero’ and ‘Calamity Kate’. Free gifts included a ‘Pop pistol’ in the first issue, ‘The Big Buzz Banger’ in the second issue and in...
- [The Butterfly](https://britishcomics.com/the-butterfly-comic/): First Issue: 17th September 1904Last Issue: 18th May 1940Copyright: Amalgamated Press Jolly Jack Robinson The Butterfly comic ran for 36 years and during its run introduced the readers to many favourites including ‘Mick and Molly’ (Roy Wilson), ‘Steve and Stumpy’ (Roy Wilson), ‘Buffalo Bill’ (Ned Buntline), ‘Spotsem and Getsem’ (Cyril Price) and ‘Jolly Jack Robinson’ (Bertie Brown) Also by Bertie Brown was the story of ‘Smiler and Smudge’ (pictured). Smiler and Smudge ‘Smiler and Smudge’ was the story of the friendship between a white boy called ‘Smiler’ and a black boy called ‘George Washington Septimus Smudge’. Latter adventures included them terrorising...
- [Bunty](https://britishcomics.com/bunty-comic/): First Issue: 18th January 1958Last Issue: 17th February 2001Copyright: DC Thomson The Four Marys The older sister of ‘Mandy’, Bunty issue one dated 18th January 1958 came with a free gift of a ‘Ladybird’ ring. Stories in the first issue were ‘The Four Marys’, ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin’, ‘Girl Of the Islands’, ‘Bimbo and her Baby’, ‘Dancing Life of Moira Kent’, ‘Parachute Nurse’ and ‘Pocahontas’. The Four Marys were Fieldy (Mary Field), Cotty (Mary Cotter), Simpy (Mary Simpson) and Raddy (Mary Radleigh). Free Gift Number 2 of Bunty – This Pretty Pink Ring Pretty and Cute! It’s a Beaut! Girls! See What...
- [Bubbles](https://britishcomics.com/bubbles-comic/): First Issue: 16th April 1921Last Issue: 24th May 1941Copyright: Amalgamated Press Freddie Crompton Bubbles the Boy Clown (Freddie Crompton) was the star of his own comic ‘Bubbles’. ‘Bubbles And His Clever Pets’ who were five dogs called ‘Jock’ the Scottie terrier, ‘Pinkie’ the pug, ‘Pat’ the Irish hound and twin puppies called ‘Tinkle’ and ‘Tiny’. Bubbles and his dogs were all dressed in clown costumes and the dogs could not only talk but would also write up their weekly adventures for the comic, ‘Clever Pets’. Bubbles Comic First Issue 16th April 1921 Bubbles Annual 1931 British Comics – A Cultural Historyby...
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- [The Boy's Own](https://britishcomics.com/the-boys-own-paper/): First Issue: 18th January 1879Last Issue: January 1967Copyright: Religious Tract Society Jules Verne The rationale behind the creation of “The Boy’s Own Paper” was similar to that of the Reverend Marcus Morris when he formulated the idea of ‘The Eagle’. The Religious Tract Society were looking to create a more wholesome comic with underlying Christian values in response to the popularity of the so called ‘Penny Dreadfuls’ of the time. With Andrew Hutchinson, at the helm as the editor, “The Boy’s Own Paper” or BOP soon became popular due to its focus on science and essay competitions. BOP was also popular...
- [Bimbo](https://britishcomics.com/bimbo-comic/): First Issue: 18th March 1961Last Issue: 22nd January 1972Copyright: DC Thomson Bimbo, not some wench that you met in the local night club, but a nursery comic from the early 1960s. Nursery comics such as ‘Bimbo’ and ‘Little Star’ were aimed at younger children and included some watered down versions of characters from their elder stable mates such as ‘The Beezer’ and ‘The Beano’. Bob Dewar Bimbo comic was named after its star ‘Bimbo’ (Bob Dewar) which was drawn in a simplistic manner with a large head and a large cap. ‘Bimbo’ first appeared on the front cover of Bimbo comic...
- [The Beezer](https://britishcomics.com/beezer-comic/): First Issue: 21st January 1956 Last Issue: 21st August 1993Copyright: DC Thomson Calamity Jane The broadsheet sized first issue of ‘The Beezer’ first appeared 21st January 1956 and introduced the carrot topped ‘Ginger’ (Dudley Watkins) to the comic world. Other debutants in the first issue were ‘The Voyage Of The Bushwhacker ‘, ‘Mick On The Moon’, ‘Lone Wolfe’ by Ron Smith, ‘Pop, Dick and Harry’ by Carmichael, ‘Nosey Parker’ by Allan Morley, ‘Nero And Zero’, ‘Calamity Jane’ by Hugh Morren, ‘The Banana Bunch’ by Leo Baxendale, ‘The Hillys And The Billys’ by George Martin, ‘Big Ed The Heavyweight Chump’, ‘Charlie Chick...
- [Beanomax](https://britishcomics.com/beanomax-comic/): First Issue: 15th February 2007Last Issue: June 2013Copyright: DC Thomson On 15th February 2007, Daleks invaded Bash Street. Whether or not Daleks or even Cybermen would be a match for the Bash Street Kids remained to be seen. In conjunction with Comic relief, DC Thomson released a new comic called Beanomax. Beanomax was a different type of comic devised to appeal to an older audience, especially 8 to 13 year olds. Along with comic strips, there were also games reviews, competitions and jokes. Each monthly issue included free gifts and featured top celebrities. Timeline and Titles BeanoMax BeanoMax ran from 15th...
- [The Beano](https://britishcomics.com/beano-comic/): First Issue: 30th July 1938Last Issue: N/ACopyright: DC Thomson Dennis the Menace Inspired by the success of The Dandy (4th December 1937), The Beano Comic, as it was originally known, appeared on July 30th 1938. The Beano Comic’s first issue had seven full text stories, six conventional stories whereby the text appeared under the strip and the rest of the comic was composed of the groundbreaking technique of using speech bubbles within the strips. The success of both The Beano and The Dandy which both survive today is fortuitous due to the fact that they were released immediately prior to the...
- [Battle Picture Weekly](https://britishcomics.com/battle-picture-weekly-comic/): First Issue: 8th March 1975Last Issue: 23rd January 1988Copyright: IPC Magazines Pat Mills and John Wagner Six months prior to the arrival of ‘Battle Picture Weekly’, DC Thomson had launched their own war themed comic called ‘Warlord’. Perhaps the most enduring legacy of Warlord was not that it raised the standard for violence and violent language in comics which it surely did but it also led IPC to respond with their own war themed comic in March 1975. The Bootneck Boy The first Issue of Battle Picture Weekly comic was dated 8th March 1975 and came with a free gift of...
- [Adventure](https://britishcomics.com/adventure-comic-storypaper/): First Issue: 17th September 1921Last Issue: 14th January 1961Copyright: DC Thomson Before comics, there were Story Papers. Story papers were long text stories with the occasional illustration. In the space of three years, DC Thomson launched five story papers. Adventure was the first of the five papers. The story paper market was dominated at the time by Amalgamated Press (Fleetway / IPC Magazines / Egmont) with their story papers ‘The Magnet Library’ and ‘The Gem Library’. the former having a lot of success with Billy Bunter and co. Adventure was an initial success and DC Thomson decided to launch another two...
- [Action Comic The Banned Issue](https://britishcomics.com/action-comic-the-banned-issue/): First Issue: 14th February 1976Last Issue: 12th November 1977Copyright: IPC Magazines
- [Action Comic Number 2](https://britishcomics.com/action-comic-number-2/): First Issue: 14th February 1976Last Issue: 12th November 1977Copyright: IPC Magazines Action No.2 – 21st February 1976 Free Inside Hookjaw (Actual Size) Dredger – Tough As Your Boots £££££££££’s To Give Away – See Inside
- [2000AD Monthly Number 1 - USA](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-comic-first-issue-america/): First Issue: 26th February 1977Last Issue: N/ACopyright: Eagle Comics/Fleetway /IPC Magazines/Rebellion 2000AD Monthly Featuring Judge Dredd Number 1 – USA – April 1985 Eagle Comics 6 Issue Mega Series It’s Totally Awesome Man!
- [2000AD and Starlord First Issue](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-and-starlord-first-issue/): First Issue: 26th February 1977Last Issue: N/ACopyright: Eagle Comics/Fleetway /IPC Magazines/Rebellion First Issue Of ‘2000AD And Starlord’ Dated 14th October 1978 (2000AD Prog 86) Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog, Ro-Busters And Flesh Join Them And Smash The Thrill Barrier Free Competition – Win A Sinclair Microvision Mini TV Plus Exclusive 2000AD Badge Sets
- [2000AD Number 2](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-comic-number-2/): First Issue: 26th February 1977Last Issue: N/ACopyright: Eagle Comics/Fleetway /IPC Magazines/Rebellion 2000AD Number 2 Dated 5th March 1977Featuring Judge Dredd And The New Dan Dare Free Gift “Be A Biotronic Man With TheseFantastic Full-Colour Stickers” Aieeeeee It’s …The Thing From The Hell Planet
- [2000AD First Issue](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-comic-first-issue/): First Issue: 26th February 1977Last Issue: N/ACopyright: Eagle Comics/Fleetway /IPC Magazines/Rebellion 2000AD Number 1 Featuring The New Dan Dare And Free Gift “Space Spinner” Featuring The New Dan Dare M.A.C.H-1 His Incredible Hyper Power Will Amaze You Space-Age Dinosaurs! Read Flesh Stop Press! Great Britain Invaded!
- [Viz Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/viz-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Schoolboys' Own Library](https://britishcomics.com/the-schoolboys-own-library/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Spider-Man Comics Weekly Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/spider-man-comics-weekly-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Buster Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/buster-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Chicks' Own](https://britishcomics.com/the-chicks-own/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Cor!! Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/cor-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Jackie Magazine Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/jackie-magazine-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [JD Sports](https://britishcomics.com/jd-sports/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Whizzer and Chips Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/whizzer-and-chips-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [2000AD Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/2000ad-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Bunty Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/bunty-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tiger Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/tiger-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Ranger Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-ranger-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Pilot](https://britishcomics.com/the-pilot-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Chuckler Comic](https://britishcomics.com/chuckler-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Acne Comic](https://britishcomics.com/acne-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Blu-Posa](https://britishcomics.com/blu-posa/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Girls' Crystal](https://britishcomics.com/girls-crystal/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Merry and Bright](https://britishcomics.com/merry-and-bright-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Merry Midget](https://britishcomics.com/merry-midget-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Comics Wanted](https://britishcomics.com/comics-wanted/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Comics Available](https://britishcomics.com/comics-available/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Schoolgirl Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-schoolgirl-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Sally Comic](https://britishcomics.com/sally-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Slick Fun Comic](https://britishcomics.com/slick-fun-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Cheeky Weekly Comic](https://britishcomics.com/cheeky-weekly-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Dandy Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/the-dandy-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Knock Dhu Workshop](https://britishcomics.com/knockdhuworkshop/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The School Friend Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-school-friend-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [School Friend](https://britishcomics.com/school-friend-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [School Fun Comic](https://britishcomics.com/school-fun-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Mickey Mouse Weekly](https://britishcomics.com/mickey-mouse-weekly/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [British Comics Football Characters Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/british-comics-football-characters-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Beano Comic Quiz](https://britishcomics.com/the-beano-comic-quiz/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Toxic Comic!](https://britishcomics.com/toxic-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Flash Gordon Space Age Comic](https://britishcomics.com/flash-gordon-space-age-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Misty Comic](https://britishcomics.com/misty-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Debbie Comic](https://britishcomics.com/debbie-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Champion Story Paper, The](https://britishcomics.com/the-champion-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Buttons Comic](https://britishcomics.com/buttons-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Girl's Own](https://britishcomics.com/the-girls-own/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Hwyl! Comic](https://britishcomics.com/hwyl-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Ally Sloper’s Half Holiday](https://britishcomics.com/ally-slopers-half-holiday/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Forces In Combat](https://britishcomics.com/forces-in-combat-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Future Tense Comic](https://britishcomics.com/future-tense-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Valour Comic](https://britishcomics.com/valour-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [British Comics Grading](https://britishcomics.com/british-comics-grading/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Flintstones and Friends](https://britishcomics.com/the-flintstones-and-friends/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Boys' Magazine](https://britishcomics.com/boys-magazine/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Boys Broadcast](https://britishcomics.com/boys-broadcast/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Boy's Cinema Weekly](https://britishcomics.com/boys-cinema-weekly/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Modern Wonder Comic](https://britishcomics.com/modern-wonder-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Scout Comic](https://britishcomics.com/the-scout-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Big Comic](https://britishcomics.com/the-big-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Spider-Man Comics Weekly](https://britishcomics.com/spider-man-comics-weekly/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Bullet Comic](https://britishcomics.com/bullet-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Terrific Comic](https://britishcomics.com/terrific-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Smash Comic](https://britishcomics.com/smash-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Thriller Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-thriller-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Fury Comic](https://britishcomics.com/fury-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Marilyn Comic](https://britishcomics.com/marilyn-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [TV Action Comic](https://britishcomics.com/tv-action-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Triumph Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/the-triumph-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Skipper Story Paper](https://britishcomics.com/skipper-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Scream Comic](https://britishcomics.com/scream-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Spike Comic](https://britishcomics.com/spike-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Radio Fun Comic](https://britishcomics.com/radio-fun-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Target Comic](https://britishcomics.com/target-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Hornet Comic](https://britishcomics.com/the-hornet-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tiny Tots Comic](https://britishcomics.com/tiny-tots-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tiger Tim's Weekly](https://britishcomics.com/tiger-tims-weekly/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Wow! Comic](https://britishcomics.com/wow-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Striker Magazine](https://britishcomics.com/striker-magazine/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Lion Comic](https://britishcomics.com/lion-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tarzan Weekly Comic](https://britishcomics.com/tarzan-weekly-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Valiant Comic](https://britishcomics.com/valiant-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Buddy Comic](https://britishcomics.com/buddy-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [POW! Comic](https://britishcomics.com/pow-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Rocket Comic](https://britishcomics.com/rocket-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Buster Comic](https://britishcomics.com/buster-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Sparky Comic](https://britishcomics.com/sparky-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Topper](https://britishcomics.com/the-topper-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Whoopee Comic](https://britishcomics.com/whoopee-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Nutty Comic](https://britishcomics.com/nutty-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Victor Comic](https://britishcomics.com/the-victor-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Triffik!](https://britishcomics.com/triffik-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Wizard](https://britishcomics.com/the-wizard-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Whizzer and Chips](https://britishcomics.com/whizzer-and-chips/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Warlord](https://britishcomics.com/warlord-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Vulcan](https://britishcomics.com/vulcan-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Viz](https://britishcomics.com/viz-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [The Union Jack](https://britishcomics.com/the-union-jack-story-paper/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Twinkle](https://britishcomics.com/twinkle-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tracy](https://britishcomics.com/tracy-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tornado](https://britishcomics.com/tornado-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Thunder](https://britishcomics.com/thunder-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Tammy](https://britishcomics.com/tammy/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Striker 3D](https://britishcomics.com/striker-3d-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Streamline Comics](https://britishcomics.com/streamline-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Star Wars](https://britishcomics.com/star-wars-comic/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...

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- [Advertise with Us](https://britishcomics.com/advertise-with-us/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...
- [Contact Form](https://britishcomics.com/contact-form/): First Issue: December 1979Last Issue: Not ApplicableCopyright: Chris Donald / Dennis Publishing Ltd / Diamond PublishingIn 2016, the first issue of Viz sold at auction ( Anderson & Garland Auctioneers) for £950.00. eBay sales in recent years have hovered around the £1000 mark for mint copies signed by the creator.A small caveat should be mentioned in relationship to the first issue. There were three separate print runs with second printing and thrid printing stamped on the back page. Obviously the most sought after first issue would be from the first printing. Billy the FishLike many famous endeavours of recent years, such as...

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