Mandy was a weekly girls’ comic published by DC Thomson from 1967 to 1991, which absorbed the comic Debbie in 1983.
Mandy merged with Judy in 1991 to create Mandy and Judy, which was renamed M&J before its demise in 1991.
Regular strips included:
Blundering Bessie
The Door to Yesterday
The Double Life of Julie-Ellen
Hockey Hannah
Jackie Flash
Jill, Junior Reporter
Lonely Ballerina
Peggy the Police Girl
Princess of the Golden Dragon
The Randall Road Girls – originally appeared in Debbie
The Riddle of the Lost Heiress
She Owned a 4-Hoofed Earthquake
The Sunshine of her Songs
The Tests of Terry
Toots
Valda
Wendy the Winner
The Willing Hands of Meg Smith
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