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Girls' Crystal
Date | Number: 740 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesWritten by Peter Langley. Christmas issue of the paper. Features a story of Noel Raymond, detective and his young assistant June Gaynor.
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   By Rusty Staples
Quite intriguing to find here (Girls' Crystal #740, 1949), in the serial "Rosalie, Robbie and the Robot," mention of a "mechanical man" called Archie! Could this have inspired Lion comic's later, famous Robot Archie? Ted Cowan, the scriptwriter and presumed creator of Archie the Jungle Robot, was a story writer in Girls' Crystal as Denise Cowan. I wonder if he followed this serial by fellow, veteran writer John Wheway as Hazel Armitage.
  
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