Here you can find the larger titles that were published for several years, sometimes even decades.
Click on one of the links which will lead you to the downloadpage for that period (opens in a new window).
You can close that window when you are finished and you will be back on this page for the other titles.
2nd serie Annuals and Specials
British Comics 
Didn’t you say this was going to take awhile.
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I think i ment the end of next (this) month when i said the end of the year. It turned out te be much easier then i thought, most is just copy and paste.
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Goof enough.
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“Large titless”?
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He’s talking titles that were published for a long time and thus have a lot of issues. Lion was published for about 20 years for instance, which means over a thousand issues. Tiger was published a lot longer than that.
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I’m talking typos in the graphic
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I didn’t even notice that. I suspect this is a case of my mind seeing what it thinks should be there, not what is there.
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That’s what i have sometimes also when i make something, i overlook the obvious.
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Thanks, you are welcome.
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Any complete Topper / Beezer / Dandy comics other than individual strip compilations available ?
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I feel sorry for Boutje as this keeps coming up. Unfortunately anything that was published by DC Thompson is not allowed on this site due to a legal order that they got forbidding that material from being here. I know it is the pits but such is life.
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Would ‘Monster Fun’ fall into that category of DC Thompson?
Also, did the UK publish a Popeye comic or annual?
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It’s in Titles A-M.
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Monster Fun was published by ipc magazines ltd
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Wish there were digital versions of the Victor annuals. They were fantastic.
Would love digital copies of Striker by Pete Nash.
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Everything related to DC Thomson had to be removed.
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Oh yeah I’d seen from earlier comments. Was they ever on this site? Actually I’m not sure I’d want to know🤣 As finding out I’d missed the bus may be even worse.
On a side note is anyone familiar with an annual called Score? It was a book of football related stories and had a couple of recurring characters. One being a Goalkeeper called Peter the Cat. Would love to read those again.
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Looked it up on the GCD and the Score Annual came out from 1973 to 1984. There was a annual for 1972 titled Score ‘n’ Roar Annual. This was the original title of the weekly comic. It got shortened to Score when it merged with Scorcher to form Scorcher and Score in 1971. In 1974 that comic got merged with Tiger to form Tiger and Scorcher, with the name Score being dropped entirely. I hopefull haven’t provided already known details with this.
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What about Popeye though?
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Could have sworn I posted something last night. Ah well, I found something like thriteen Popeye titles that were British in origin on the Grand Comics Database. This includes Annuals, Specials and regular comics. As well Popeye appeared for many years in the weekly TV Comic
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Whilst sorting through my stuff in the attic, I came across an old Whizzer and Chips I don’t thin you have. Hopefully this link (and my scan) work ok !
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8a375gw2fz9woxs/Whizzer_and_Chips_1975-03-15.cbr/file
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Thank you, it’s missing indeed,i will keep it for the next update.
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Hi Boutje
Hope you are doing well. I was looking at Characters on the International Catalog of Superheroes and came across a character called the Amazing Mr X. It is listed as starting in Dandy # 272 through # 286. August 5 1944. But when I search that issue on libgen it is cartoon strips from 2008. I was wondering if you or any of your fellow historians could help me out?
Thanks and take care
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Yes, thanks. I hope somone can help you, and i am not a historian at all, just a lover of comics.
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There was a feature in early issues of Lion titled the Amazing Adventures of Mr. X though it seems to be text stories. I am pretty sure it also ran later in the sixties as a comic series. I am using Grand Comic Database to research and as usual with British comics the indexing is somewhat spotty.
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Okay, I thought to consult the Fleetway Companion. The comic feature The Amazing Adventures of Mr. X ran from August 23rd, 1958 to October, 17th 1959. It was then reprinted in the issues that ran from August 14th, 1965 to December 4thm 1965. Prior to the comic strip it had been a series of text stories. I hope all this helps. By the way, somewhere on this blog there is a copy of the Fleetway Companion for downloading. It is well worth having as a reference work, especially as it seems to be out of print.
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Here is a link for the Fleetway Companion.
https://www.boutjefedankt.nl/s/HDBM9JCAjct6TZUZ
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The files mentioned in the December 2020 comment appears to be unavailable. At last I receive this message: “The file you are trying to download is no longer available” It concerns two downloads with missing pages at the end!
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Links in comments are from users and never last long usually. But 99% of these issues you can find on the pages for that title.
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anyone know of there’s any digital copies of the Score annuals to be found? I’m sure they weren’t DC Thomson?!
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