The Dandy #1
Cover Date: December, 1937
The first issue of Dandy was a mixture of comic strips, picture stories (strips but with the text mostly or completely kept separate from the pictures, located underneath them rather than in word balloons and text boxes) and text stories with minimal acc ...
Issue Description
The first issue of Dandy was a mixture of comic strips, picture stories (strips but with the text mostly or completely kept separate from the pictures, located underneath them rather than in word balloons and text boxes) and text stories with minimal accompanying illustrations.
Contents:Korky the Cat (front cover strip)
Keyhole Kate (half page strip)
Desperate Dan (half page strip)
Jimmy and his Grockle (full page picture story)
The Tricks of Tommy (two page text story)
Our Gang (two page picture story)
Red Hoof (two page text story)
Lost on the Mountain of Fear (two page picture story)
The Magic Sword (two page text story)
Barney Boko (one third page strip)
Sammy and his Sister (one third page strip)
Hungry Horace (one third page strip)
Freddy the Fearless Fly (one third page strip)
Magic Mike and his Magic Shop (one third page strip)
Smarty Grandpa (one third page strip)
The Two Brave Runaways (two page text story)
The Daring Deeds of Buck Wilson (two page picture story)
Wee Tusky (two page text story)
Jokes page (one page feature) with Boaster Billy (strip at page bottom)
Wig and Wam (half page strip)
Podge (half page strip)
Mugg Muggins - The Crazy Inventor (single line strip at bottom of page)
When the West Was Wild (two page text story)
Invisible Dick (two page picture story)
Bamboo Town (one page strip)
The Dandy (1937)
- Publisher
- D.C. Thomson & Co.
Volume Description
The Dandy is one of the longest running comics in the world. Issue 3007 broke the world record for number of issues of a weekly comic, previously held by Comic Cuts. Because The Dandy was fortnightly from 2007 to 2010, however, it's stablemate The Beano has now beaten that record. The Dandy is also the oldest surviving British comic, but the final printed issue was published on 4 December 2012. It continued as a digital comic.
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