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It be cool if you could add Shiver and Shake complete collection as well as the specials and other annuals. Also I would like to see more Cheeky Annuals and Cheeky specials of Ipc magazines.
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It wil be cool yes, and if i had them i would, but maybe i will find them someday.
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I have. Many shiver &,,shake + Annuals and the complete cheeky weekly+ 1 annual on pdf put on hard copy disc which i brought online and they are quite good could send them to you and you may change them to CBR. But I don’t know how to send them on line as i am not computer savy as most persons arej
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Thanks for the offer, i have an update planned this week with all the missing Cheekly Weekly’s so there will be 1-117 and 1 annual on the blog. From Shiver and Shake i only have issue 59 and the annuals 1974,1980,1984-1986.
Perhaps you can upload the files on a free fileserver like Mediafire, Mega or 1 off your own choice, and leave the links in a comment. I will make sure they will find their way to the right place on the blog.
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shiver and shake issues 1, 3-10, 29-32, 34-36, 38-44, 46-52, 54-62, 64-69, 74-77, 81-83 and 1975 special is coming to you soon. I will prepare them tonight, and put them in dropbox in a couple of days time. let you know when they there.
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if you send them as an attachment, I know how to do it.
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Looking forward to seeing these
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Information for you about Shiver and Shake. There were a total of 83 issues dated from 10th march 1973 until 05th october 1974, Then it merge into Whoopee comic. Shiver and Shake had a total of 13 Annuals from the year 1974 until the year 1986. Shiver and Shake had a total of 8 Specials from the year 1973 until 1980.
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Thanks, i will replace the no information with the information you provided.
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Your welcome. As I find more information for you about other comics I will let you know.
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any further progress on the issues being available?
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Nothing until now.
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you can find shiver and shake comics at comicsdownload.net , type shiver and shake under random comics, should give you shiver and shake comics, not all but most of them. however you have to check page by page from the bottom arrows to download them. Hope this information will help. If not, if you have some kind of email address I can upload them over period of time as an attachment. I will create an email address especially for your worthy course and let you know more when I am ready.
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Thanks for the offer, a few days ago i just found alot of the missing issues Shiver and Shake plus Annuals, still downloading them. I will let you know which are missing after that.
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okay! I am going to create a Dropbox account soon, so it be easier in future to put comics there for you to get. When ready, I will let you know.
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Thanks.
I now have Shiver and Shake 11-19,22-27,59,65,77
Annuals 1974,1976-1983
So you know what to work on, thanks in advance.
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The Shiver and shake date and numbering Guide is now ready in Dropbox.
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Thanks for this. Look forward to there being more annuals 🙂
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Shiver & Shake 1-10:
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/fqfYxe4V/file.html
Shiver and Shake Annual 1977:
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Ua8FHNlr/file.html
Shiver and Shake Special 1975:
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/3y5F2UGy/file.html
I have some more comics in pdf format which I need to convert – BUT the numbering of the last few is different, so I will need to look into it first. I think your no 77 is actually no 73.
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Thanks for these. Something is definately wrong with 77 yes. When i count from 65 which is the nearest issue i have, that one is from 1974-06-01 counting 12 will give 1974-08-24, maybe 65 is wrong also. 59 is from 1974-04-20 (according to GCD), so that makes 6 until issue 65. Issue 77 is according to GCD from 1974-09-21. So something must be wrong.
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Do not worry. I worked out the mistake and prepared a correct numbering and date guide list to help you know what issue number it should be. Date is the clue, compare date with number and then correct number with correct date list. When the numbering guide is ready with the shiver and shake comics that I will put in dropbox in a couple days for you, then it will be clear.
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Thanks for the work.
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your welcome
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Shiver and Shake Special 1975 is now ready in Dropbox along with Date and numbering Guide too. After awhile, I will let you know when the shiver and shake comics are ready.
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CCD says there were 79 comics, not 83 as stated here, so looks like your 77 is 73. I have re-numbered a couple of mine to match CCD, so hopefully they are correct.
Rest of the ones I have are here (I did notice few were a page short):
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/zGkuFPse/file.html
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/cOCUhsju/file.html
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Thanks for the shivers and the shakes. Sometimes it is a little confusing the numbering. I had better used the dates instead of numbering them.
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your welcome! Most cases when use date guides, it solves the problem. I have prepared over 65 numbering and date Guides for you. When they are ready I will let you know. Included are large comic guides like 2000AD, Eagle, Tiger, Battle, which will make your work easier after that. It is a big project for these comics. I am nearly finished with the 2000AD Guide, includes specials and annuals too. When it is ready I will let you know.
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Shiver and Shake Annual 1977 coming to you soon. Date and Numbering Guide now in Dropbox.
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Shiver and Shake
Shiver and Shake was a British comic magazine published every Monday by IPC Magazines Ltd. It ran from (issues dates) 10 March 1973 to 5 October 1974, when it merged with Whoopee!. As in the tradition of British comics many names of strips were a play on popular television programmes and films of the time. Similar to Monster Fun later, the theme of the strips were mainly horror (albeit of a comic nature). Indeed Frankie Stein appeared in both comics. Borrowing from the successful Whizzer and Chips, it was two comics in one; Shake being a pull-out section from Shiver. The main star of Shiver was a ghost of the same name, whilst Shake was an elephant. Both had their own strips in their respective sections (The Duke’s Spook and Shake), The Duke’s Spook changing to Shiver after its merger. In 1973, the comic also featured a one page strip starring stand-up comedian Charlie Williams. Other strips in Shiver and Shake included:
Shiver Section
Adrian’s Wall
Biddy’s Beastly Bloomers
Creepy Car
Frankie Stein
The Ghost’s Revenge
Ghoul Getters Ltd
Ghouldilocks
Grimly Feendish
The Hand
Hire a Horror (from Cor!!)
Horrornation Street
Scream Inn
The Shiver Givers
Soggy the Sea Monster
Sweeny Toddler
Webster
Ye Haunted Lake
Shake Section
Blunder Puss
Damsel in Distress
The Desert Fox
Gal Capone
Jail Birds
Lolly Pop
Moana Lisa
Riddle Me Ray
Sample Simon
Sports School
Tough Nutt and Softy Centre
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Shiver & Shake ran for 83 Issues. Shiver and Shake also had 8 Specials from 1973-1980 and also 13 Annuals from 1974-1986.
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Shiver and Shake
Published by IPC from 10th march 1973-5th October 1974 (83 issues), Shiver & Shake was mainly horror themed comic (albeit comedic horror) in the same vein as the later title Monster Fun (Frankie Stein appeared in both titles. Like IPC’s long running Whizzer and Chips title, Shiver & Shake purported to be two comics in one, with Shiver (a ghost) and Shake (curiously, an elephant) being the ‘hosts’ of the respective titles (each of them also had a one page strip). Other strips featured included Creepy Car, The Duke’s Spook, Scream Inn, Hire a Horror (originally from Cor!), Horrornation Street, Biddy’s Beastly Bloomers, Grimly Feendish, Ghoul Getters Ltd, Ghouldilocks, Malice in Wonderland, Hot Dog and Cool Cat, Sweeny Toddler, The Hand, Soggy the Sea Monster, Webster, Ye Haunted Lake, The Shiver Givers, The Ghost’s Revenge and Adrian’s Wall (all in the Shiver section) and The Fixer, Blunder Puss, Damsel in Distress, The Desert Fox, Gal Capone, Jail Birds, Lolly Pop, Moana Lisa, Riddle Me Ray, Sample Simon, Sports School, Charlie Williams, Wizards Anonymous, and Tough Nutt and Softy Centre in Shake (most of the horror themed material, by far the more popular strips, were in Shiver). In addition, Ken Reid’s Creepy Creations, a series of one page pin-ups, ran on the back covers. After cancellaion, Shiver & Shake merged with Whoopee!, with many of the more popular strips (including Lolly Pop, Sweeny Toddler, Creepy Car, Frankie Stein and Scream Inn) becoming long running mainstays of that title.
Shiver and Shake was a weekly humour anthology published by IPC from 1973 to 1974. It borrowed the central gimmick of Whizzer and Chips, dividing itself into two mini-comics: one headed by a ghost named Shiver, the other by an elephant named Shake.
Unlike Whizzer and Chips each section had its own theme, with the cast of Shiver’s portion consisting largely of ghoulies, ghosties and long-leggedy beasties (“Frankie Stein”, “Horrornation Street” et al) while Shake presided over more standard-issue fare about bullies, pranksters and other traditional playground figures (“Tough Nut and Softy Centre”, “Gal Capone” etc.)
Shiver and Shake was not long-lived, lasting for eighty-three issues before merging into Whoopee!. But like its first title character, its spectre lingered on after its demise – Shiver and Shake annuals continued to be published for more than ten years (the last to appear was the 1986 book). And not too long after the comic’s closure IPC released Monster Fun, which can be seen as a second stab at Shiver’s premise without having to share a bed with the loosely-defined Shake.
Strips included…
“Adrian’s Wall”
“Charlie Williams”
“The Duke’s Spook”
“Frankie Stein” (from Wham!)
“Gal Capone”
“The Fixer”
“The Hand”
“Horrornation Street”
“Lolly Pop”
“Match of the Week”
“Scream Inn”
“Soggy the Sea Monster”
“Sweeny Toddler”
“Tough Nut and Softy Centre”
“Webster”
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You’re missing these Boutje ?
21-07-1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ca4lemckqpk5ft0/Shiver+and+Shake+020+21-07-1973+%28jets%29.cbr
28-07-1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/zioq66dr0cbn8y8/Shiver+and+Shake+021+28-07-1973+%28jets%29.cbz
15-09-1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/4b6zhx6zr8kbes2/Shiver+and+Shake+028+15-09-1973+%28jets%29.cbz
20-10-1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/79q88dkg985t91o/Shiver+and+Shake+033+20-10-1973+%28jets%29.cbz
17-11-1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/5eo07xswtqydk7m/Shiver+and+Shake+037+17-11-1973+%28jets%29.cbz
12-01-1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/k5rh99h5h8fga4h/Shiver+and+Shake+045+12-01-1974+%28jets%29.cbz
18-05-1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/v11d5e913uvuyqe/Shiver+and+Shake+063+18-05-1974+%28jets%29.cbz
07-09-1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8519xa0q6v56cea/Shiver+and+Shake+075+07-09-1974+%28jets%29.cbz
I think you’re just one short of completion now… issue dated 14-09-1974
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Great, thanks, i believe you are right, just 1 issue missing now.
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Shiver and Shake
Christmas Special – 1973
http://www.mediafire.com/file/56w7e72me9okdzz/S%26S+Xmas+special+1973+%28Hank%29+%28J%29.cbr
Holiday Special – 1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/kr5p6ga8keeg43u/S%26S+HS+1974+%28Hank%29+%28J%29.cbr
Holiday Special – 1976
http://www.mediafire.com/file/movz9x4dv5xo7ni/S%26S+SS+1976+%28Hank%29.cbr
Holiday Special – 1977
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2cgx4n50xy7cfy5/S%26S+HS+1977+%28Hank%29+%28J%29.cbr
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Thanks for these Specials.
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Shiver and Shake 71 13/07/1974 just uploaded to you. Now ready
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79 issues?
Okay, so you’ve done the maths. Surely, those eighteen
months of publication would have given us 83 issues
to savour?
Well, they would have done, but for a little printing dispute.
In the Summer of ’74 industrial action forced a four-week
gap into the run, affective from issue 69 (June 29th) to
issue 70 (August 3rd).
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Sorry about the confusion, I just found out this information about the 4 week gap in the run, due to the industrial action. I will fix thge date and numbering guide now, with this new information. Remember the first 69 issues dates in guide are all correct. From number 70 -79 needs to be corrected. Then you be okay. Once I correct the date and numbering guide, I will send you.
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