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No longer Funny, and fortnightly due to paper rationing. Very firmly in the Stanley Gooch template, which I find dry but he kept doing for another 10 years, so presumably it was very popular at the time.
-The triple bill front page has two Gooch trademarks ...
-Pitch and Toss advance to the front page, Chappers cut down on the centre pages. Derek Lawson still has no discernible personality. -Grandad Jones by Reg Parlett isn't bad, almost Dandy-ish (though still ...
A brain-melting number of incarnations later, 'The Funny Wonder' finally hit its stride when Harrold Garrish greenlit a strip about Charlie Chaplin (issue already uploaded here by another fine gentleman!). Chaplin was still on the front page in 1930, ...
The oldest physical comic I currently own, though it's in a heck of a state. Two in one - the original 'pink' salmon-y coloured paper (used by Harmsworth as it was more sympathetic to the cheapo printing), and a 'bleached' version I've ...
Missing a couple of pages. Also blank endpapers inserted so the page numbers make sense. In the 20s and 30s AP really pushed the boat out on the annuals, and there are some big - if now somewhat forgotten - names signed to some of the artwork, Molly Brett probably ...
I *think* I scanned this, I've never really bothered attributing anything on my hard-drive, so that side of things is a bit of a mess. Part of pp.9-10 cut out, which rings a bell. If not, credit to who did scan it.
Puck Annual for 1928. Faves from the weekly include "Mischievous Montague" by A. B. Payne, "Angel and Her Merry Playmates" (I think drawn by Walter Booth at this stage), the seminal "Rob the Rover" (Booth again, still very much ...
Thanks to DCM, there is a lot of info about/concerning this booklet. The CCC (Comics Campaign Council) was formed as a pressure group and was led by a member of the communist party. This link will shed light on the subject. https://www.mentalfloss.com/history/scotland-gorbals-vampire-hunt
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