Publisher: IPC
Publication Dates: 22nd October 1977 – 2nd February 1980
Number of Issues Published: 117 (#1 – #117)
Color: Colour
Paper Stock: Newsprint
Binding: Saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: Was ongoing
Information thanks to the Grand Comics Database
Cheeky Weekly was a British comic published every Monday by IPC Magazines Ltd. It ran for 117 issues from (issues dates) 22 October 1977 to 2 February 1980, failing to be published for 3 weeks in December 1978 due to an industrial dispute. It merged with stable-mate Whoopee!, initially as a 16-page pull-out section. The title character originated in an earlier comic called Krazy as a character in the strip The Krazy Gang and also the star of the ‘Ello, It’s Cheeky feature, and proved popular enough to get his own comic, which managed to outlive Krazy itself. The first issue came with a free “Red Jet Rattler” (a build-it-yourself model aeroplane).
Strips included…
“Calculator Kid”
“Fangs of Fear”
“Paddywack”
“The Skateboard Squad!”
“Tub”
“Walter Wurx”
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1977 1977 1977 1977 1977
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Cheeky Weekly 1977-10-22
Cheeky Weekly 1977-10-29
Cheeky Weekly 1977-11-05
Cheeky Weekly 1977-11-12
Cheeky Weekly 1977-11-19
Cheeky Weekly 1977-11-26
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-03
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-10
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-17
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-24
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-31
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1978 1978 1978 1978 1978
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No issues were produced on 16 December 1978, 23 December 1978 and 30 December 1978 due to industrial action by the printers.
Cheeky Weekly 1978-01-07
Cheeky Weekly 1978-01-14
Cheeky Weekly 1978-01-21
Cheeky Weekly 1978-01-28
Cheeky Weekly 1978-02-04
Cheeky Weekly 1978-02-11
Cheeky Weekly 1978-02-18
Cheeky Weekly 1978-02-25
Cheeky Weekly 1978-03-04
Cheeky Weekly 1978-03-11
Cheeky Weekly 1978-03-18
Cheeky Weekly 1978-03-25
Cheeky Weekly 1978-04-01
Cheeky Weekly 1978-04-08
Cheeky Weekly 1978-04-15
Cheeky Weekly 1978-04-22
Cheeky Weekly 1978-04-29
Cheeky Weekly 1978-05-06
Cheeky Weekly 1978-05-13
Cheeky Weekly 1978-05-20
Cheeky Weekly 1978-05-27
Cheeky Weekly 1978-06-03
Cheeky Weekly 1978-06-10
Cheeky Weekly 1978-06-17
Cheeky Weekly 1978-06-24
Cheeky Weekly 1978-07-01
Cheeky Weekly 1978-07-08
Cheeky Weekly 1978-07-15
Cheeky Weekly 1978-07-22
Cheeky Weekly 1978-07-29
Cheeky Weekly 1978-08-05
Cheeky Weekly 1978-08-12
Cheeky Weekly 1978-08-19
Cheeky Weekly 1978-08-26
Cheeky Weekly 1978-09-02
Cheeky Weekly 1978-09-09
Cheeky Weekly 1978-09-16
Cheeky Weekly 1978-09-23
Cheeky Weekly 1978-09-30
Cheeky Weekly 1978-10-07
Cheeky Weekly 1978-10-14
Cheeky Weekly 1978-10-21
Cheeky Weekly 1978-10-28
Cheeky Weekly 1978-11-04
Cheeky Weekly 1978-11-11
Cheeky Weekly 1978-11-18
Cheeky Weekly 1978-11-25
Cheeky Weekly 1978-12-02
Cheeky Weekly 1978-12-09
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1979 1979 1979 1979 1979
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Cheeky Weekly 1979-01-06
Cheeky Weekly 1979-01-13
Cheeky Weekly 1979-01-20
Cheeky Weekly 1979-01-27
Cheeky Weekly 1979-02-03
Cheeky Weekly 1979-02-10
Cheeky Weekly 1979-02-17
Cheeky Weekly 1979-02-24
Cheeky Weekly 1979-03-03
Cheeky Weekly 1979-03-10
Cheeky Weekly 1979-03-17
Cheeky Weekly 1979-03-24
Cheeky Weekly 1979-03-31
Cheeky Weekly 1979-04-07
Cheeky Weekly 1979-04-14
Cheeky Weekly 1979-04-21
Cheeky Weekly 1979-04-28
Cheeky Weekly 1979-05-05
Cheeky Weekly 1979-05-12
Cheeky Weekly 1979-05-19
Cheeky Weekly 1979-05-26
Cheeky Weekly 1979-06-02
Cheeky Weekly 1979-06-09
Cheeky Weekly 1979-06-16
Cheeky Weekly 1979-06-23
Cheeky Weekly 1979-06-30
Cheeky Weekly 1979-07-07
Cheeky Weekly 1979-07-14
Cheeky Weekly 1979-07-21
Cheeky Weekly 1979-07-28
Cheeky Weekly 1979-08-04
Cheeky Weekly 1979-08-11
Cheeky Weekly 1979-08-18
Cheeky Weekly 1979-08-25
Cheeky Weekly 1979-09-01
Cheeky Weekly 1979-09-08
Cheeky Weekly 1979-09-15
Cheeky Weekly 1979-09-22
Cheeky Weekly 1979-09-29
Cheeky Weekly 1979-10-06
Cheeky Weekly 1979-10-13
Cheeky Weekly 1979-10-20
Cheeky Weekly 1979-10-27
Cheeky Weekly 1979-11-03
Cheeky Weekly 1979-11-10
Cheeky Weekly 1979-11-17
Cheeky Weekly 1979-11-24
Cheeky Weekly 1979-12-01
Cheeky Weekly 1979-12-08
Cheeky Weekly 1979-12-15
Cheeky Weekly 1979-12-22
Cheeky Weekly 1979-12-29
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1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
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Cheeky Weekly 1980-01-05
Cheeky Weekly 1980-01-12
Cheeky Weekly 1980-01-19
Cheeky Weekly 1980-01-26
Cheeky Weekly 1980-02-02
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ANNUALS ANNUALS ANNUALS
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Cheeky Weekly Annual 1979
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1980
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1981
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1982
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1983
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1984
Cheeky Weekly Annual 1985
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SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS
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Cheeky Weekly Summer Special 1978
Cheeky Weekly Summer Special 1979
Cheeky Weekly Holiday Special 1980
Cheeky Weekly Summer Special 1981
Cheeky Weekly Summer Special 1982
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QUALITY UPGRADES
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Cheeky Weekly 1977-10-29
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-03
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-10
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-24
Cheeky Weekly 1977-12-31
Cheeky Weekly 1978-05-06
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Yikky-Boo let out his Blood-curdling Cry and got 10 Lane STRIKES at one go in ten pin bowling.
Gunga Jim argued by saying : ”Curry Curry Hot Stuff, they are not STRIKES, as you shattered the Pins, SPLIT them to pieces, so they are all SPLITS!”
Walter Wurx was introduced to our chinese friend Bli Bli Bli bli Bloop, when he heard his name BLI BLI BLI BLOOP, it reminded him to go to the little room.
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Cheeky Weekly Comic is going to be rivived with new Characters for Cheeky to meet.
Keechy is his cousin.
The Snail has a name now – his name is SHELLdon.
Yikky-Boo gets the shock of his life when he meets Danga-Boo-Boo, as he yells much louder.
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Louise still puckers up her lips to try and give Cheeky a Kiss, and finds out she made a mistake, by kissing a Monkey instead.
Of course the Monkey went Bananas and now is chasing Louise everywhere, and she desperately tries to give the Monkey the slip and Cheeky cannot resist by saying : ”Now you know how I felt all those years”
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Other new Characters are as follows :
1] Akele Hum
2] Bud Bud Ding Ding
3] Woo Woo Choonga Choonga
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Akele Hum is famous for singing, he keeps HUM ”Akele”.
Bud Bud Ding Ding keeps saying ”Bud Bud” while he rings the bell Ding Ding.
As for Woo Woo Choonga Choonga, it sounds like a train to me, the ”Woo Woo” being the Siren sound after pulling a Cord on a Locomotive. The Choonga Choonga sounds like the wheels turning of the Locomotive Train.
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Kid Kong from Buster comic is joining the new Cheeky Weekly, with his father King Kong and his mother Kim Kong.
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Lilly Pop sucks a Lolly Pop, and all the male cartoon characters go wild.
Manhole Man is back and says : ”Oi!” Then Cheeky replies : ”Oi hay the Noo!”
Yes Cheeky reveals his Scottish, that he is really none other then Frank McDiarmid when he was younger! Handsom fella!
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What is the Mystery behind Bubblegum Boy ? How did he get up into the Sky ? Will he ever come down ?
Soon to be revealed !
Sid the Street Sweeper BRUSHES up his act, and sweeps a Mystery woman off her feet. Who is she ?
Also to be revealed soon !
Snoozin’ Susan wakes up in 2018 after being a sleep since 1980.
Took her 38 years, now she is ready for retirement !
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Dr. Braincell finds a cure for Bump-Bump Bernie.
Who is the new Kid on the Block ?
Jack Mikel [son of Michael Jackson]
Disco Kid is surprised by his moves, and joins in dancing alongside with him.
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Another two new Characters :
1] ”Jean No Home”
She has no permanent address, lives in Pillar Boxes, Telephone Booths, Drains, etc …
2] ”Sheila Suspicious”
She is absolutely Suspicious of everyone and does not trust anyone and absolutely Paranoid.
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Hid Kid finally reveals himself to everyone and explains why he hid all those years !
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The new improved ”Cheeky and Krazy weekly” coming soon !
”Hit Kid” from Krazy and ”Hid Kid” from Cheeky are related. They are both Cousins.
”Hit Kid” was hired to do contracts to Hit on bullies of local kids.
”Hid Kid” had many reasons to hide his face from the world [one reason, so Yikky-Boo cannot sneak up behind and frighten him].
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Baker’s Boy meets Emma ”BUNTON” and cracks a joke about her name, reminds him of the ”TON of BUN’s” in his tray.
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Artyart Andy and Bob Paynter group Editors are working behind the scenes in making preparation for the new improved ”Cheeky and Krazy weekly”.
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In addition to Hid Kid never let anyone know where he was :
1] As his Cousin ”HIT KID” also never shown his face, Bullies who had a HIT on them, went out for revenge to find him, assuming that HIT KID never showed his face, they thought it was ”HID KID”. So ”HID KID” went into hiding not to be harmed.
2] ”HID KID” was also scared of LIBBY, that she might wallop him with her Protest Board, another reason to hide.
3] ”HID KID” was also scared of LOUISE, that she might accidently Kiss him too, if she knew what he looked like. [He also was another Cousin of Cheeky and looked like him].
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Another new Character is ”Woonga Baga Lulu”.
He is from Africa.
He keeps chanting : ”Woonga Baga Lulu” and everyone keeps running away from him, thinking he is trying to cast a spell on them.
Reason they think this, is because it reminds them of ”Disaster Des” and his saying : ”Doodle Dum Doodle Dee” and it brought nothing but Disaster.
Could they perhaps related in some way ?
The answer is No ! However there is a logical explanation to the chant ”Woonga Baga Lulu” and everyone is scared for no reason.
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The Monkey that keeps chasing Louise everywhere is named ”Monkey MONK KEY”,
and he has a bald patch on top of his head, which makes him look like a Monk and he runs around holding a Key, to try to unlock Louise Heart for him.
It was Love at first sight for him, and he is absolutely Banana’s for Louise.
Cheeky is happy, finally he has her not bothering him anymore, as she is running away from the Monkey all the time.
Cheeky says : ”Ooo Hay the Noo ! Serve’s her right!”
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