This weekly comic from Fleetway/IPC debuted on 17 October 1970 and lasted for just twenty-two weeks before merging into Lion in 1971.
Regular strips included:
Adam Eterno – who was thousands of years old and could only be slain by a fatal blow from a weapon made of gold
Black Max
Cliff Hanger
Dusty Binns
Fury’s Family
The Gang
Gauntlet of Fate
The Jet-Skaters
Phil the Fluter
Sam – reprints of ‘Biff’ from Wham!
The Spooks of St. Lukes
Steel Commando
The Terrible Trail to Tolmec
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