Giggle was a shortlived weekly Fleetway humour comic, published from 1967 to 1968 and billing itself as “adventure and fun for everyone”. It eventually merged into Buster.
The comic ran a notable amount of foreign material. This included “Benoit Brisefer”, a strip by Smurfs creator Peyo, retitled “Tammy Tuff: The Strongest Boy on Earth”; Maurice de Bevere’s “Lucky Luke”, under the name of “Buck Bingo”; and “Herlock Sholmes”, drawn by Yugoslav artist Julio Radilovic
Giggle seems to be a comic that passed some of us by. I certainly wasn’t aware of it back then, not until it had been merged into Buster for a few months. Giggle was published by Fleetway Publications Ltd and its first issue was dated 29th April 1967. Priced at 5d (2d cheaper than its Fleetway companion comics), it was evident that it was trying to directly compete with the D.C. Thomson comics. Even Giggle’s logo, with the framed ‘G’ had similarities to the logo used by The Dandy at the time, and the character Giggle the Playful Cat (who soon became Giggle’s cover star) was evidently trying to mimic the popularity of Dandy cover star Korky the Cat. Despite some nice lively art, he was no Korky…
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Giggle was published by Ipc Magazines Ltd from 1967 until 13th january 1968, it then merge into Buster on 20th january 1968. It had a total of 42 issues.
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Thanks, i will place the information on the page.
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Giggle date and numbering guide now in dropbox.
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Giggle was a shortlived weekly Fleetway humour comic, published from 1967 to 1968 and billing itself as “adventure and fun for everyone”. It eventually merged into Buster.
The comic ran a notable amount of foreign material. This included “Benoit Brisefer”, a strip by Smurfs creator Peyo, retitled “Tammy Tuff: The Strongest Boy on Earth”; Maurice de Bevere’s “Lucky Luke”, under the name of “Buck Bingo”; and “Herlock Sholmes”, drawn by Yugoslav artist Julio Radilovic
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Giggle was a shortlived weekly Fleetway humour comic, published from 1967 to 1968 and billing itself as “adventure and fun for everyone”. It eventually merged into Buster.
The comic ran a notable amount of foreign material. This included “Benoit Brisefer”, a strip by Smurfs creator Peyo, retitled “Tammy Tuff: The Strongest Boy on Earth”; Maurice de Bevere’s “Lucky Luke”, under the name of “Buck Bingo”; and “Herlock Sholmes”, drawn by Yugoslav artist Julio Radilovic
Giggle seems to be a comic that passed some of us by. I certainly wasn’t aware of it back then, not until it had been merged into Buster for a few months. Giggle was published by Fleetway Publications Ltd and its first issue was dated 29th April 1967. Priced at 5d (2d cheaper than its Fleetway companion comics), it was evident that it was trying to directly compete with the D.C. Thomson comics. Even Giggle’s logo, with the framed ‘G’ had similarities to the logo used by The Dandy at the time, and the character Giggle the Playful Cat (who soon became Giggle’s cover star) was evidently trying to mimic the popularity of Dandy cover star Korky the Cat. Despite some nice lively art, he was no Korky…
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Dennis Waterman is seen reading an issue of Giggle in the 1968 film Up the Junction (1:15:33) https://ok.ru/video/1354730768905?fromTime=4533
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Giggle first issue was 29th April 1967.
Its last issue number 38 was13th January 1968.
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