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    Victor (Comic)

    This weekly boys’ adventure comic was published by DC Thomson between January 1961 and November 1992.

    Popular strips included:

    • Alf Tupper, The Tough of the Track
    • Ball Boy – also appeared in The Beano
    • Braddock VC
    • Cadman, the Fighting Coward
    • Cecil the Stone-Age Scrapper
    • Figaro! – also appeared in The Topper
    • The Goals of Jimmy Grant
    • Gorgeous Gus
    • The Hammer Man
    • I Flew With Braddock
    • Joe Bones the Human Fly
    • Killer Kennedy
    • Morgyn the Mighty – previously appeared in Rover and The Beano
    • Sergeant Bob Miller of the Coldstream Guards
    • Speed Kings
    • Union Jack Jackson
    • We Are United
    • Wonder Man

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