This weekly comic was published between 9 November 1951 and 1984 originally by the News of the World, then Beaverbrook and finally, Polystyle Publications.
It was the first British comic to be based around TV programmes – although, in fact, cover star Muffin The Mule was one of the few characters in the original lineup with any connection to television.
Regular strips over the years included:
- The Avengers
- Barney Bear
- Basil Brush
- Battle of the Planets
- Bisto Kids
- Bootsie and Smudge
- Bugs Bunny
- Buzby
- Cannon
- Catweazle
- Charlie’s Angels
- Dad’s Army
- Deputy Dawg
- Doctor Who
- Droopy
- The Dukes of Hazzard
- Fireball XL5
- Four Feather Falls
- Ze Inspector
- Jack and Jill
- Johnny Morris’s Animal Magic
- Ken Dodd’s Diddymen
- Kojak
- Laurel and Hardy
- Lenny the Lion
- Little Iodine
- Mighty Moth
- Mr Pastry
- Muffin the Mule
- Pink Panther
- Popeye
- Red Ray: Space Raynger
- Road Runner
- Roy Rogers: King of the Cowboys
- The Secret Sign of the Ladybird Adventure Club
- Skippy the Bush Kangaroo
- Space Patrol
- Star Trek
- The Stick Family
- Supercar
- Sooty
- Tales of the Gold Monkey
- Target
- Tarzan
- Tom and Jerry
- Tusker and Tikki
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