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found two corrupt files:
Whoopie (Whoopee) UPDATE 04-10-2016: Whoopee! Annual 1976.cbr in ukwhoop01.rar
Whoopie (Whoopee) UPDATE 04-10-2016: Whoopee! Annual 1979.cbr in ukwhoop02.rar
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Thanks, i made 2 new links for these issues.
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Thank you for your swift reactions.
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No problem, thank you for taking the time to inform me about errors.
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Whoopee had a total of 14 Annuals as follows, from 1975-1987 and then later 1 in 1992. Whoopee had a total of 19 Specials from 1974-1992.
Whoopee also printed Special Annuals And Special Specials of Frankie Stein, they are as follows : WHOOPEE! FRANKIE STEIN Annuals 1976 and 1977. Whoopee! Frankie Stein Specials from 1975-1982.
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Thanks for the information, i saved it on the page.
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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Coming to you soon Whoopee! Annuals 1980, 1981, 1983, 1987, and 1992. Being prepared for you. when ready, I let you know again.
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Half of the Whoopee’s here are dead links sadly. Thankyou for all your work Terry, then and now. Cheers, Mike
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You are welcome.
Can you specify a few ones, because i tried about 10 and they all worked for me. Sometimes the downloadsite has some temporary problems and when you try later or the other day everything is working fine again.
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The one at the very bottom is one which doesn’t work for me, but there are many more. It tells me the file is no longer available https://mega.nz/#!R9MEUYQL!koOGdgV0vVfHLhY9zpSGCCFnysgxWduCJbXRqff1kpQ
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Thanks, now we are getting somewhere. I have to replace all Megalinks on the blog. Thanks for letting me know, i will do that tomorrow. Also those for Wham.
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Greatly appreciated! I notice that 2 of my original scans (No.s 2 & 20) are in the collection here. Nice to see my original ‘Livo Scan’ page intact at the end 🙂
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Thanks for scanning these, i always leave everything complete when i find scans, especially pages that give credits to the scanners. Only thing i change are the names for better administration.
Offcourse i find many scans that probably allready have been altered by others.
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whoopee! Date and Numbering Guide of all Comics, Annuals and Specials now ready in dropbox.
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Whoopee Annuals 1980, 1981, 1983, 1987, and 1992 are now being uploaded.
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Whoopee Annuals 1981, 1983, 1987 now available for you
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Whoopee Annual 1980 now available for you
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Whoopee Annual 1980 now available for you
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Whoopee Annual 1992 now available for you
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Whoopee!
Its strips included:
Ad Lad – a Les Gray lookalike obsessed with getting his face on television
Bleep! (from Wow!)
Blinketty Blink
Blunder Puss (from Shiver and Shake)
Bookworm – a bespectacled, book-loving schoolboy
Boy Boss (from Wow!) – the nominal editor of a children’s comic, who annoyed his staff by preferring playground games to official business
Calculator Kid – a young boy with a distinctive rollercoaster-shaped hairstyle and a helpful calculator which helped him out of scrapes
Cheeky Chudley – (Bets on the ‘osses… it’s a no brainer!)
Cheeky (from Cheeky)
Chip
Creepy Car (from Shiver and Shake)
Creepy Comix (from Wow!)
Daisy Jones’ Locket
Dick Doobee – ‘Back to Front Man’, an innovative strip from The Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell
Evil Eye – a ghostly disembodied optic organ causes previously well-behaved citizens to indulge in criminal activities
Family Trees (from Wow!)
Frankie Stein (from Shiver and Shake) – a smiley-faced Boris Karloff lookalike
Fun Fear
Ghoul Getters Ltd (from Shiver and Shake)
KBR – Kids Band Radio (from Wow!) – a spoof on the CB radio phenomenon, with similarly outlandish jargon (“the cakes have gonked on my chunker!”)
Kids Court – a courtroom for adults who do wrong to kids
Lolly Pop – a rotund, extremely rich and incredibly miserly man who begrudged his son almost everything
Mum’s the Word
Mustapha Million (from Cheeky) – a stereotypical Arab schoolboy who splashed money around to make his schoolmates’ lives more comfortable
‘Orrible ‘Ole
Ossie (from Wow!)
Paddywack (from Cheeky) – a buck-toothed, curly-haired Irish labourer who enacted Irish jokes in three-panel strips
Scared-Stiff Sam – a hulking giant who was nonetheless scared of everything, including his own teddy bear
Scream Inn (from Shiver and Shake)
Shake (from Shiver and Shake)
Snarky Sharky (He Always Trips Over Fans!)
Shipwreck School (from Wow!)
Shiver (from Shiver and Shake)
Smiler – an eternally happy lad with a fixed grin
Snap Happy
Spare-Part Kit
Spy School
Stage School – a grumpy teacher takes a class full of budding comedians, dancers, musicians and novelty performers
Supermum
Sweeny Toddler (from Shiver and Shake) – an ugly, mischievous, highly anti-social infant created by Leo Baxendale
Team Mates (from Wow!)
The Bumpkin Billionaires – a family of farm labourers win a fortune on the pools and spend all their time trying to give it away
Tom Horror’s World – a bespectacled budding inventor tries out his contraptions on his unwilling father, who usually comes off worst
Toy Boy – a plaything-obsessed lad, usually seen playing an accordion in the title frame
Trevor’s Treasure Tracker – boy with a metal detector[2]
Willy Worry – a boy who misunderstood simple expressions (e.g. “I can see right through you”), taking them literally and worrying about the consequences.
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1978 whoopee christmas issue missing pages scanned by me ozzycris anyone feel free to upgrade fix https://www.mediafire.com/file/l2ln8a31i1nxqiw/british_comic_scans_2%25282%2529.rar/file
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Thank you very much, i will add the missing pages to the issue and make it part of the next update.
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Is this a regular issue or a special, there is no cover so i have difficulty finding the issue where these pages are missing.
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Holiday special
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Hi – Firstly, great work!
The Whoopee! 1980-12-27 issue is missing from the relevant download file though :o(
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Thanks for letting me know, it’s there now.
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