Publisher: IPC
Publication Dates: 16 October 1976 – 15th April 1978
Number of Issues Published: 79 (#1 – #79)
Color: Colour cover
Information thanks to the Grand Comics Database
Krazy was a British comic published every Monday by IPC Magazines Ltd. It ran from (issues dates) 16 October 1976 to 15 April 1978, when it merged with stable-mate Whizzer and Chips. In 1977, one of the characters in the comic, Cheeky, proved popular enough to get his own comic, Cheeky, which was later merged into Whoopee!. The comic included a “disguise” back-cover, such as the cover of a diary or brochure, which allowed readers to hide the comic from parents or teachers (although one issue on April Fool’s day had the front cover upside down).
Krazy’s stories included:
‘ello, It’s Cheeky
Big Game Hunter
Birdman and Chicken
Detective Fumbly’s (Nut) Case Book, a text story usually with one illustration, rather than a conventional strip
Fit Fred and Sick Sid
Handy Andy
Hit Kid
Kid Comic
The Krazy Gang
Micky Mimic
Paws
Pongalongapongo, featuring Pongo Snodgrass, originally a supporting character in The Krazy Gang
Ray Presto
Scaredy Cat
The 12½p Buytonic Boy
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1976 1976 1976 1976 1976
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Krazy 1976-10-16
Krazy 1976-10-23
Krazy 1976-10-30
Krazy 1976-11-06
Krazy 1976-11-13
Krazy 1976-11-20
Krazy 1976-11-27
Krazy 1976-12-04
Krazy 1976-12-11
Krazy 1976-12-18
Krazy 1976-12-25
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1977 1977 1977 1977 1977
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Krazy 1977-01-01
Krazy 1977-01-08
Krazy 1977-01-15
Krazy 1977-01-22
Krazy 1977-01-29
Krazy 1977-02-05
Krazy 1977-02-12
Krazy 1977-02-19
Krazy 1977-02-26
Krazy 1977-03-05
Krazy 1977-03-12
Krazy 1977-03-19
Krazy 1977-03-26
Krazy 1977-04-02
Krazy 1977-04-09
Krazy 1977-04-16
Krazy 1977-04-23
Krazy 1977-04-30
Krazy 1977-05-07
Krazy 1977-05-14
Krazy 1977-05-21
Krazy 1977-05-28
Krazy 1977-06-04
Krazy 1977-06-11
Krazy 1977-06-18
Krazy 1977-06-25
Krazy 1977-07-02
Krazy 1977-07-09
Krazy 1977-07-16
Krazy 1977-07-23
Krazy 1977-07-30
Krazy 1977-08-06
Krazy 1977-08-13
Krazy 1977-08-20
Krazy 1977-08-27
Krazy 1977-09-03
Krazy 1977-09-10
Krazy 1977-09-17
Krazy 1977-09-24
Krazy 1977-10-01
Krazy 1977-10-08
Krazy 1977-10-15
Krazy 1977-10-22
Krazy 1977-10-29
Krazy 1977-11-05
Krazy 1977-11-12
Krazy 1977-11-19
Krazy 1977-11-26
Krazy 1977-12-03
Krazy 1977-12-10
Krazy 1977-12-17
Krazy 1977-12-24
Krazy 1977-12-31
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1978 1978 1978 1978 1978
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Krazy 1978-01-07
Krazy 1978-01-14
Krazy 1978-01-21
Krazy 1978-01-28
Krazy 1978-02-04
Krazy 1978-02-11
Krazy 1978-02-18
Krazy 1978-02-25
Krazy 1978-03-04
Krazy 1978-03-11
Krazy 1978-03-18
Krazy 1978-03-25
Krazy 1978-04-01
Krazy 1978-04-08
Krazy 1978-04-15
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ANNUALS ANNUALS ANNUALS
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Krazy Annual 1978
Krazy Annual 1979
Krazy Annual 1980
Krazy Annual 1981
Krazy Annual 1982
Krazy Annual 1983
Krazy Annual 1984
Krazy Annual 1985
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SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS
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Krazy Best of 1978
Krazy Holiday Special 1978
Krazy Special 1977
Krazy Holiday Special 1980
Krazy Holiday Special 1981
Krazy Holiday Special 1982
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QUALITY UPGRADES
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Krazy Holiday Special 1982
Krazy 1977-02-12
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how many krazy specials did they have. would like to see them if you manage to find them
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Krazy had a total of 8 Annuals from the years 1978-1985.
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Thanks, i saved the information on the page.
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Excellent Job your doing. I noticed that Krazy issues number 9, dated 11/12/76 has 4 pages missing, issue number 11, dated 25/12/76 has 8 pages missing, issue number 17, dated 05/02/77 has 14 pages missing, issue number 54, dated 22/10/77 has 1 page missing and finally issue number 61 dated 10/12/77 has 1 page missing. I hope this information be useful to help you. Once more thanks for the great job your doing.
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One more thing for you to know is that Krazy had a total of 7 specials from the years 1977-1983 and had also 1 special nby the title of The Best of Krazy Special from the year 1978.
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One more thing for you to know is that Krazy had a total of 7 specials from the years 1977-1983 and had also 1 special by the title of The Best of Krazy Special from the year 1978.
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My claim to fame?.. I had a joke posted in the 15th of January, 1977 issue (#14)
I got a £1 postal order for my troubles Ha ha!
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ha ha
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Krazy Annual 1979 and 1982 coming to you soon. Krazy date and numbering guide is now ready in dropbox.
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Krazy Annual 1982 is now on its way to be uploaded to you. When ready, I let you know.
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Krazy Annual 1982 now ready
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You now only need one more Annual to complete the Krazy Annuals, you need only 1979. When you do, we all will go KRAZY with joy.
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Stories
Krazy’s stories included:
‘ello, It’s Cheeky
Big Game Hunter
Birdman and Chicken
Detective Fumbly’s (Nut) Case Book, a text story usually with one illustration, rather than a conventional strip
Fit Fred and Sick Sid
Handy Andy
Hit Kid
Kid Comic
The Krazy Gang
Micky Mimic
Paws
Pongalongapongo, featuring Pongo Snodgrass, originally a supporting character in The Krazy Gang[2]
Ray Presto
Over-Helpful Helen, a story about a well-meaning young lady that is always poking her nose into other people’s business
Scaredy Cat
The 12½p Buytonic Boy
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Even the mighty Frank McDiarmid couldn’t be expected to deliver a whole Cheeky’s Week every issue so, as we have seen, a number of other artists stood in from time to time.
While Frank was drawing Cheeky’s escapades in Cheeky Weekly, he also drew 44 Cheeky pages in Krazy comic during the 26 weeks that Cheeky Weekly and Krazy shared space on the newsagents’ shelves.
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Even the mighty Frank McDiarmid couldn’t be expected to deliver a whole Cheeky’s Week every issue so, as we have seen, a number of other artists stood in from time to time.
While Frank was drawing Cheeky’s escapades in Cheeky Weekly, he also drew 44 Cheeky pages in Krazy comic during the 26 weeks that Cheeky Weekly and Krazy shared space on the newsagents’ shelves.
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I once had a friend who was a Painter and he had disappeared! Gone! In fact you
can say he VARNISHED without a trace. He did’nt have a STAIN on his Character!
That is a Joke that Frank Mcdiarmid told me. Ha ha!
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Talking of Krazy, frank Mcdiarmid is driving me mad as usual with all his jokes.
I really do not understand how he can be so funny all the time.
It is a Disaster Des at work again through Frank.
Doodle Doo Doodle Dum !
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