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Some Tammy comics:
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Thanks for these Tammy’s.
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Tammy was a weekly British comic for girls published by Fleetway in London from 1971 to 1984, at which point it merged with Girl. Other titles which had merged with Tammy before then include Sally, Sandie, June, Jinty, and Misty.[1] The first Editor was Gerry Finley-Day, followed by Wilf Prigmore.
It consisted of a collection of many small strips, with the stories themselves normally being three or four pages long. As well as the weekly comic, Christmas annuals were also published. While there were similarities with its Fleetway stablemates Jinty and Misty, each comic had its own focus, with Tammy concentrating on sadder Cinderella-themed stories[2] and dark tales of tortured heroines, most notoriously in Slaves of War Orphan Farm and No Tears for Molly. Tammy’s respective merges with Misty brought darker, horror tones, and her merge with Jinty more science-fiction. Despite these, changes in editorship brought Tammy to a more traditional mold in storytelling during the 1980s. The dark, cruel streaks that made Tammy so revolutionary in the 1970s had disappeared, except for Bella Barlow.
Tammy had more long-running regulars than most girls’ comics due to her respective merges. The Tammy and Sandie brought Wee Sue in 1973. The Tammy and June merger brought Bessie Bunter and the Storyteller with The Strangest Stories Ever Told in 1974. The Tammy and Misty merger brought Miss T and Misty herself to join the Storyteller, in 1980. The Tammy and Jinty merger brought Pam of Pond Hill in 1981.
Also it had a total of 689 issues
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Your information for UPDATE 17-11-2017
The Following Issue numbers for dates mentioned
1974-06-08 [issue number 175]
1980-01-19 [issue number 464]
1980-01-26 [issue number 465]
1980-02-02 [issue number 466]
1980-02-09 [issue number 467]
The Tammy Date and Numbering Guide is now ready, and I will upload it for you
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The Tammy Date and numbering guide is now ready. Just one little correction of how many issues, it is 691, not 689
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Tammy Annuals were published from 1972-1986
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I was 10 in 1984 and an avid reader of Tammy. Living in NZ I had to wait for the magazines to be sea mailed to NZ so that I could buy them from the local shop. I was so sad that the last magazine never arrived due to the printers strike. I searched for years and bought many Tammy magazines in hopes of being able to finish the stories I had followed. Eg E.T Estates. I have the penultimate Tammy magazine but of course, the last one was never seen by me. Does anyone have the last magazine so they could show me what happens in the final magazine. After 34 years I would love to know how E.T Estates finished.
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Better ask this question on the frontpage because that is where most people read.
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Does anyone have any other Tammy annuals other than 1980?
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Another gap filled in my collection, thanks to you. Please put up some more!
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You are welcome, i would put up more if i had them.
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Tammy 1979-01-20 has been very badly scanned, it would be good if you could find a new scan of it ( especially as it’s the start of the very interesting story Thursday’s child )
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I downloaded Tammy holiday special 1982 and found page 46 is upside down. Hope that can be corrected. Thank you for uploading it, though! Looking forward to more Tammys and Jinty’s uploaded here.
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Sorry i don’t have time to check every page for all comics, you can flip the page very easy yourself when you extract the file.
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Just thought I’d point it out.
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Thanks, no problem.
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Is there somewhere that would be interested in old Tammy magazines? I have a stack of them.
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EBay? Or any other internet marketplace like Catawiki.
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I do have a list of Tammys I am looking for, and eBay is a bit out of my price range. The list is as follows:
6 March 1971
13 March 1971
20 March 1971
27 March 1971
27 November 1971
5 February 1972
19 August 1972
21 July 1973
28 July 1973
11 August 1973
18 August 1973
25 August 1973
27 October 1973
3 November 1973
28 December 1974
4 January 1975
11 January 1975
22 February 1975
21 June 1975
9 August 1975
13 December 1975
27 December 1975
9 April 1977
14 May 1977
31 December 1977
8 April 1978
29 April 1978
8 April 1978
23 May 1978
30 May 1978
19 August 1978
2 September 1978
30 September 1978
7 October 1978
21 October 1978
28 October 1978
2 December 1978
9 December 1978
16 December 1978
23 December 1978
30 December 1978
4 January 1979
27 January 1979
17 March 1979
7 April 1979
14 April 1979
21 April 1979
28 April 1979
5 May 1979
12 May 1979
19 May 1979
26 May 1979
16 June 1979
23 June 1979
28 July 1979
8 September 1979
8 December 1979
15 December 1979
29 December 1979
10 May 1980
17 May 1980
24 May 1980
31 May 1980
7 June 1980
14 June 1980
12 July 1980
19 July 1980
26 July 1980
9 August 1980
23 August 1980
30 August 1980
6 September 1980
13 September 1980
20 September 1980
27 September 1980
18 October 1980
21 November 1981
7 August 1982
4 September 1982
25 September 1982
17 March 1984
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