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Dennis the Menace and Gnasher
Dennis and Gnasher (formerly known simply as Dennis the Menace and Gnasher) is one of the best-known British comic strips. Created by editor George Moonie, artist David Law, and sub-editor Ian Chisholm, who -
Eagle
Eagle was a weekly comic that ran from 1950 to 1969. Its best-known features were Dan Dare and Captain Pugwash. The comic was conceived as a wholesome counterpoint to imported American comics, which creator -
List of comic titles
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List of Beezer comic strips
The Beezer was a long running comic which ran from 1956-1990 and over the years it was home to 120 different comic strips. Mergers with two other comics, Cracker and Plug in 1976 and -
William Wilson
William Wilson was a wonder athlete whose adventures first appeared in the story paper The Wizard in 1943-46, written by Gilbert Dalton under the pseudonym W. S. K. Webb and illustrated by Jack Glass -
Eagle (1982-1994)
The Eagle, a revival of the original Eagle, was launched as a weekly comic by IPC on 27 March 1982. It absorbed Scream! (1984), Tiger (1985), Battle (1988), Mask (1988) and Wildcat (1989), and was -
The Numskulls
The Numskulls, little people who lived inside a man and operated the various parts of his head, first appeared in The Beezer in 1962, drawn by Malcolm Judge. The original set of Numskulls were Brainy -
UK Comics Wiki
This is a Wiki dedicated to British comics. So far it has 1,599 articles (recent changes). A few guidelines...[] Most wikis insist on a formal writing style, but this one don't. There are -
Brian White (1902-1984)
Hugh Brian White was born in Luton, Bedfordshire on 4 April 1902, the son of Frank White, a joiner, and his wife Alice. He started his career as a sports cartoonist and caricaturist for local -
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill was a British children's comic published by the Amalgamated Press, Fleetway and IPC between 27 February 1954 and 29 June 1985, a run of approximately 1,640 issues. "Jack and Jill -
John Dallas
John Dallas was a studio artist at DC Thomson. He took over "Beryl the Peril" in The Topper after Davy Law's final illness in 1970, and drew the strip until 1986. He also drew -
Diana
Diana was a girls' comic published by DC Thomson from 1963 to 1976. Diana has been identified as DC Thomson's answer to Girl. In 1976 Romeo merged into it; later that year Diana itself -
Dora McLaren
Dora McLaren was born in Croydon, Surrey, in the third quarter of 1884, daughter of Alfred McLaren, an accountant in the Civil Service, and his wife Cecilia Jessie, née Thompson. She was working as an -
The Pride
The Pride is a small-press comic series written by Joe Glass, an author based in Treorchy, Wales. Various artists have worked on the project. The comic revolves around an LGBT superhero team consisting of -
Nancy the Little Nurse
"Nancy the Little Nurse" (later "Nurse Nancy") was a strip that ran in Twinkle from 1968 to 1998. The strip was drawn by Sabine Price. It started off in back and white, and then -
Walter Hottle Bottle
"Walter Hottle Bottle" was a strip that ran in Jack and Jill in 1963-77 (confirmation of end date required. Copy dated from 19.3.77 has no Walter Hottle Bottle stories) It featured -
Finbarr Saunders
"Finbarr Saunders and his Double Entendres" is a strip from Viz. It stars a cheeky young lad who reads dirty double meanings into innocuous conversations, but is completely oblivious to the sexual relationship between -
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Cissy Belle
Cissy Belle was an artist who drew for My Funnybone (1911-13). References[] Alan Clark, Dictionary of British Comic Artists, Writers and Editors, The British Library, 1998, p. 16 -
List of Beano comic strips
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Redfox
Redfox is a humorous sword and sorcery comic created primarily by a writer-artist who worked under the pseudonym of Fox, later joined by writer and editor Chris Bell. Initially appearing as a gag strip -
John Wagner
John Wagner is a comics writer who, alongside Pat Mills, helped revitalise British comics in the 1970s, and continues to be a leading light in the British comics industry, occasionally also working in American comics -
The Dandy
The Dandy (originally known more specifically as The Dandy Comic, and also known for a period as The Dandy Xtreme) is a weekly comic that has been published by DC Thomson since 1937. It came -
Nemo: The Roses of Berlin
Nemo: The Roses of Berlin is a 2014 graphic novel by author Alan Moore and artist Kevin O'Neill. It is the sequel to Nemo: Heart of Ice and, like that book, takes place in -
Dan Dare
Dan Dare, the quintessential British spaceman, was created by Frank Hampson and first appeared in the Eagle in 1950. Enormously popular and influential and very much of its time, later attempts to revive the character
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