1163:– An ordinary boy, Derek Dobbs, who became a vampire at night – but with an insatiable appetite for food rather than blood. Most strips focused on Dracula Dobbs' attempts to steal food from Roland Butter, a fast-food vendor. Usually, Dobbs would win, but occasionally Butter got the better of him. Derek was unaware of his secret identity, but his long-suffering parents (who often ended up with the bill for his massive food consumption) knew the truth and would frequently try to keep him awake or indoors. In 1991 the focus of the strip changed when Dracula Dobbs bit both his parents, turning them into a family of food vampires.
2090:) – Billed in Buster as 'Tom Thug's Schooldayz' and later 'Tom Thug: The Brainless Bully', this strip told the story of a somewhat physically imposing but stupid bully and the various scrapes he became involved with. Although Tom's brute strength meant some of his classmates (and even teachers) were scared of him, his lack of intelligence meant they could normally outwit him. Tom's parents regularly featured in the strip, with Tom's father an adult version of him, frustrated at his son's poor bullying 'skills'. By contrast, his mother was sweet-natured and respectable and genuinely believed Tom was a nice boy.
1844:) – An appearance-conscious schoolgirl who proved very popular with her male classmates, much to the chagrin of her nemesis, the unattractive Grotty Glenda. Most strips focused either on Belle's latest romance or Glenda's attempts to destroy her popularity, sometimes with the help of her boyfriend, Beefy Bernie (who was secretly attracted to Belle himself). A feature of the strip was 'Know your Nurks', a small breakout box which each week featured a different comically named 'nurk' (the term given to the unpopular boys who often nursed crushes on Belle).
1347:) – A very rich young man (Ivor) who constantly showed off his wealth to the very poor Tony, often splashing out on outlandish items to impress. However, this would normally backfire on Ivor, while Tony would end up better off despite his lack of money. A traditional feature of the strip would show the two calling a truce at Christmas. Featured in Jackpot comic, Milly and Penny were essentially female equivalents of the boys, and were later merged into the Ivor and Tony strip as their respective girlfriends.
825:– Brenda Bagg; a large, aggressive girl who appeared in the main Buster strip before being given her own spin-off. Often portrayed as an antagonist towards Buster, the two would occasionally be friendly. Initially she was part of a gang with two similar-looking girls, Phyllis and Veronica, but the characters were discontinued after Brenda was given her own strip. Plots usually focused on Brenda's angry reaction to a perceived insult, or occasionally her (failed) attempts to become slim.
2102:) – A one-room schoolhouse in a small town contains a classroom divided into two rival gangs, "the Scroffs" full of shabbily dressed kids and "the Toffs", full of smartly dressed kids. Both gangs feel themselves superior to the other, the Toffs due to their status and the Scroffs due to their roughness they can handle anything. Although the strip varied which gang of kids "won", often both would be made to face the anger of the young teacher who presided over the school.
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1211:) – A boy with the ability to morph his face into a variety of shapes, something he called a 'scrunge'. Capable of producing amusing or frightening faces, but also specific faces on occasion (allowing him to pretend to be someone else), Faceache would use his powers for mischief, comic purposes or to get himself out of trouble – often causing extra problems for himself in the process.
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the efforts of Mr Grott, a council official, to get rid of the monsters so that Albert Scare could be redeveloped. In 1989 the focus changed, with the monsters seemingly leaving Albert Scare to escape Grott; however, the child monsters stayed behind to drive away the new residents, beginning a feud with two human children who now lived there.
1045:) – Thanks to a merger the pupils of an upmarket private school (The Toffs) and a rougher Comprehensive (The Scruffs) find themselves in rivial classes (in more than one sense) in the same school. Both groups would attempt to get the upper hand over the other, but occasionally they would join forces where necessary (often against a teacher).
1007:) – A young graffiti artist with incredible ability, to the point where other characters might have conversations or arguments with his drawings of people. Chalky would often use his drawing skills to get out of trouble or avoid confrontations with bullies; however, it would on occasion get him into worse trouble than he was in initially.
1318:) – A shark who believed himself to be very scary, but who had quite literally lost his bite due to losing his teeth. Most of the strip's humour came from his attempts to replace his teeth with a large set of dentures, which would usually meet some comical fate by the end of the strip, leaving Gums as toothless as ever.
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from 3 May – 6 September 1986) – Criminal scientist Doctor Droll escapes from
Garstone Prison with the aid of an army of remote-controlled mechanical toys he has constructed, along the way taking the Prison Governor's children, Pam and Peter Keen, as hostages. Hampered by the children at every turn,
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newspaper strip, and Buster wore a similar flat cap to reinforce the connection. In early issues, Buster often referred to his father, and Andy was seen in the comic (attempting to find a gas leak in three frames of the 18 June 1960 issue; shown in two drawn photographs in the 2 July issue that same
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in 1970–1971) – The misadventures of a spaceman who flies about in his small bubble-domed spacecraft trying to make friends with the Earth people. However, due to his misunderstanding of Earth customs, his every attempt at contact ends in disaster; and each strip typically ends with the catchphrase
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in which Albert Square – rechristened here as 'Albert Scare' – was populated by monsters (often scary variations of real EastEnders characters). In keeping with the soap opera theme, stories were often played out over several weeks rather than each strip being self-contained. A recurring theme was
1679:) – A young boy still treated like a baby by his over-protective mother, to the point of still dressing him as a baby and pushing him around in a pram. He would often try and escape from his mother in order to behave like a normal boy of his age, but usually ended up being babied again.
899:). Whilst their long-suffering bank manager would constantly attempt to persuade them to invest their money, the family wanted to return to 'the simple loife' and would do all they could to rid themselves of their fortune, usually inadvertently making even more money in the process.
995:– A superhero with the power to make things, and people, 'cooler' – although this would often backfire (for example, having helped a policeman to earn a promotion and therefore 'wear stripes', Captain Crucial transformed his uniform into a more fashionable spotted outfit).
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year, the first of which was displayed by Buster's mum with the pronouncement, "It's a photo of Buster taken with Andy! You can see he's got his dad's fine straight nose"). Buster's mum was often referred to by name, and was consistently drawn to resemble Andy's wife Flo.
1426:) – A large ape with the personality of a young boy, looked after by a kindly (human) grandmother. A friendly but somewhat slow-witted character, Kid struggled to understand why his stature scared people, and would often accidentally cause severe damage as a result of it.
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in 1969–71) — A collection of unlikely neighbours rub shoulders on a very small street. The Snobbs and the
Ardupps, Colonel Curry and Caesar (his dog), Miss Primm and her pets, Cutprice the Grocer, and Roger the Lodger are watched over by the dim-witted Constable
809:– A very intelligent friend of Buster's, he appeared in the main Buster strip before being given his own spin-off. Although his almost genius-like abilities meant he could achieve great things, he usually became over-ambitious, with disaster striking as a result.
1748:) – A boy with severe acne, including one particularly gigantic pimple, which would sometimes burst at particularly awkward moments. Strips would either focus on Pete's failed attempts to rid himself of his pimple, or see him somehow using it to his advantage.
1574:– A boy capable of walking through his mirror into 'Mirrorland', where everything was backwards (for example, Christmas was the most miserable time of the year). Melvyn's reflection would also come to life and help guide Melvynn through Mirrorland.
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strip before being given his own spin-off. Very easily scared even by everyday objects, he would shake like a jelly (hence his name) when frightened, to the point that he literally jumped out of his skin and ran around as a skeleton in one
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1155:– Buster's slow-witted friend, he initially appeared in the main 'Buster' strip before being given his own spin-off. Well-meaning but incredibly dim, his utter lack of common sense would frequently cause trouble for himself and others.
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in 1970–1971) – The misadventures of three men: globe-trotters McGinty, Hambone, and Weasel are traveling the world, trying to raise enough money to start their own construction company, but get into fights – and jail – wherever they
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breaks the mirror, resulting in seven years' bad luck, but in
Mirrorland, it's the opposite (seven years' good luck), but unfortunately, it also means that Melvyn will never see his family again and will be stuck in Mirrorland
1402:) – A comical junior version of J.R. Ewing, always seen in a cowboy hat. Junior would often get involved in dastardly schemes for personal gain, something which his virtuous sister, Sue Helen, would usually attempt to prevent.
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in 1969) — The humorous misadventures of a Mr. Know-It-All character, summed up by the strip's catchphrase, continually bellowed at the lead character by his irate victims: "Have a care there, Big
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1825:, initially simply titled 'Rodney'. The conscientious Rodney would usually try to do the right thing and prevent his crafty brother Dez from getting involved in dodgy get-rich-quick schemes.
2157:– A boy whose video remote control worked on the real world; for example allowing him to pause time to escape from a bully, rewind time to prevent a mishap, or record an event for evidence.
883:), this strip focused on two physically imposing but somewhat dim-witted brothers who worked as bouncers, and the various ways in which relying on brawn rather than brain backfired on them.
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1262:) – A snooty young woman obsessed with perfection and good manners, which usually proved her downfall. Her cousin, Scruff Pott, appeared in many stories and was her polar opposite.
1598:) – An incredibly forgetful boy whose poor memory would lead to a variety of sticky situations. His family would also regularly appear, and would prove almost as forgetful as him.
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1390:) – A boy obsessed with practical jokes, to his own great amusement but to the annoyance of most others. However, his pranks would often backfire, meaning the joke was on Joker.
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1969) — Four shipwrecked orphan boys wash up on an uncharted island where
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452:(2 October 1971) – short-lived comic that ran for 22 issues in 1971. It contained a mixture of both humorous and adventure stories. The comic introduced the character of
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began in 1967. At first, most of the material was taken from the UK edition; but as time went on the magazine produced more and more original material. Versions of
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in 1969–1970) – Adventures of a handpicked group of six specialists assigned to unusual missions that require special expertise both in the air and on the ground.
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who would regularly attempt to scare others – particularly a group of local girls – but usually ended up embarrassing himself instead.
1277:(1985–1987) – A haunted school whose staff and pupils constantly battled against the attempts of the live-in spooks to force them out.
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topping the poll. This was passed onto Egmont, and the special was due for release on 16 September.
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remote, resulting in the entire universe being turned off.
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which began publication in 1960, originally published by
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says that he is going to like everyone from now on.
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4723:List of AP, Fleetway and IPC Comics publications
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4603:Mike McMahon
4583:Don Lawrence
4548:Dave Gibbons
4483:Jesús Blasco
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149:Fleetway
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4246:Skizz
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3695:Defoe
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