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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. What comics does your blog mainly cover? I have built up a large collection, though I rarely go to cons any more. I try to aim to average one update a month, though there will be “up and down” periods depending on what I’m doing. As you can probably tell I much prefer adventure comics to “funnies”! What comics are you currently buying? This list will probably change a lot, but at the moment:.
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Comics of the World | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. Comics of the World. An attempt at a useful new page. A list of countries and the comics they produce. This is still in it’s very early stages! I’m going to need a lot of help from people who are knowledgeable about such things. Comics that have ended should also be included, if they had a lot of cultural significance in their time. For instance The Magnet and Eagle in Britain. Notes: The most fa...
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My Weekly Pocket Novel | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. Archive of posts filed under the My Weekly Pocket Novel. 27 October 2014, 10:25 pm. Well DC Thomson have you covered! I never actually noticed the cover photo changes until I get them all out to photograph XD. The Midwife and the Murder. Issue 1823 – June 2013. This opening story is set in 1947, a time when rationing was still in full force, new clothes, shoes and other items were virtually unobt...
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A Soldier – And A Man, the Christmas Union Jack of 1914 | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. A Soldier – And A Man, the Christmas Union Jack of 1914. 24 December 2014, 12:08 am. The famous Christmas truce of 1914 has now gone down in legend. But what were the people of 1914 predicting for Christmas day before it had actually happened? Let’s find out, from the Union Jack’s 1914 Christmas issue! 8230;even though it’s cover, and presumably off-sale date, is the 19th of december! As this iss...
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Boys Friend | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. Archive of posts filed under the Boys Friend. The Boys’ Friend – March 20th, 1915. 20 March 2015, 3:44 pm. It’s time for another 100-year-old comic! This time it’s an issue of my favourite, The Boys’ Friend. Cover dated March 20th 1915, so that’s probably the day it went off-sale, actually! Anyway, this issue is interesting, because usually the double numbers were sold for double the price –...
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The Boys’ Friend – March 20th, 1915 | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. The Boys’ Friend – March 20th, 1915. 20 March 2015, 3:44 pm. It’s time for another 100-year-old comic! This time it’s an issue of my favourite, The Boys’ Friend. Cover dated March 20th 1915, so that’s probably the day it went off-sale, actually! This is possibly a significant issue, but now I’m not so sure. It features a story of Rookwood school, the other,. As good as sign as any that the Boys&#...
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Sexton Blake | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. Archive of posts filed under the Sexton Blake. The Sexton Blake Library turns 100. 19 September 2015, 5:02 pm. I don’t actually own this, I nicked the pic off an Ebay auction years ago. Fortunately, the first four issues were reprinted (apparently very hastily – many spelling mistakes! Not colour filtered in any way, only brightness and contrast! And, to round it off, a reproduced comic strip fro...
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The Boys’ Journal vol. 3 No. 60 – November 1914 | British Comics Miscellany
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. The Boys’ Journal vol. 3 No. 60 – November 1914. 18 November 2014, 12:29 am. Earlier in the year, I looked at a Boys’ Journal serial which began exactly 100 years (going by the cover date, anyway) prior to the post. I promised another “100 years later” post, and promptly forgot about. Oh well, 100 years and a week and a bit, then! Of course, the cover date could have been when it went off sale.
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Incorporating British Storypaper Oddments and British Classic Childrens Books Clippings. Comics of the World. Archive of entries posted by admin. Radio Fun Annual, 1950. 16 April 2016, 5:07 pm. But anyway, comics of the 1940’s responded to the threat of the radio, by producing comics. Radio Fun was born, and with it came an annual:. Certain British comic collectors just let out a gasp, as they recognise that as the the infamous Tommy Handley cover. Who was Tommy Handley? He was a famous comedian on radio...
