This weekly comic from DC Thomson was aimed at a slightly younger audience than The Beano and The Dandy and was published between January 1965 and 9 July 1977 when it merged with The Topper.
Regular strips included:
- Black Jack the Chimney Sweep
- Charlie Chutney
- Cuckoo in the Clock
- Deputy Dawg
- Dick Turpentine
- Dreamy Daniel
- Dreamy Dave and Dozy Dora – narcolepsy-afflicted brother and sister who shared bizarre fantasy dreams
- Fireman Fred
- Flubberface
- Freddie the Fearless Fly – originally appeared in The Dandy
- Frosty McNabb – Revival of a strip from The Beano
- Hairy Dan – originally in The Beano
- Harry Carry
- Hitch-Hike Mike
- Hockey Hannah
- Hungry Horace – originally appeared in The Dandy
- Invisible Dick – Dick Dixon was given a torch as a souvenir of a space flight by his astronaut father. The torch had been affected by mysterious rays in space and now made anything you shone it on invisible for a time
- Jeff ye Jolly Jester
- Joe Bann and his Big Banjo
- Keyhole Kate – a nosey girl with pigtails and glasses who spied through keyholes. Originally appeared in The Dandy
- Klanky – a giant robot from outer space who has made friends with earth children Ernie and Sis Huggins
- L Cars
- Meddlesome Matty
- Minnie Ha Ha
- The Moonsters – green aliens who lived on the moon and had tv aerials on their heads. Originally appeared on the back cover but soon became the front cover strip
- My Grockle and Me – tales of young Jimmy Johnston and Grockle, his fire-breathing dragon-like pet
- Nosey Parker
- Pansy Potter, The Strongman’s Daughter – Revival of a strip from The Beano
- Peter Piper – a boy with magic pipes which could make pictures come alive
- Puss an’ Boots – “They fight like cat and dog”
- Quick Dick – he’s fast on the draw
- Sam’s Snake
- Smokey Joe – a fire-breathing kid
- Snapshot Sid
- The Snooks
- Sparky – a black native boy who wore a grass skirt. The original front cover strip (which would be deemed extremely un-PC today)
- Stoneage Steve
- Tom Tardy
- Winnie The Witch