The Hornet Index.

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Please note that there may be a few errors in the index, for which I apologise in advance. (I'll be proof reading and amending the index when time allows). But to the best of my knowledge the information below is accurate. If anyone spots any mistakes, please let me know.

Glossary

426 - ?

• Ten Steps to Solomon’s Treasure.

• 1 - 9

• 431 - 445.

• see
• Floating Man, The (series character; adventure).
• Silent Rock (series character; sport; boxing/wrestling).

• 226 - 232.

• 445 - 454.

• Arnau (Spanish artist?).
  • see also the Victor Index.
  • High Wire Needs Nerve (series characters; circus adventure).
  • Year of the Ospreys? (series characters; Canadian adventure).

• Carrion, Felix (Spanish artist) see
  • see also the Victor Index.
  • Black Streak (series character; sport; motorbike speed racing).
  • Blazing Ace of Space, The (WW2 RAF; series; first series).
  • Buffalo Boy (series character; western).
  • Day of the Dragons? (series characters; sci-fi).
  • Eagles of Kambut (series characters; WW1).
  • Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear (series characters; sci-fi).
  • Gaunlet of Fate.
  • Green For Danger ? (WW1; Vimy Ridge; complete story).
  • Kid Coyote (series characters; western).
  • Killer in 'K' for King ? (WW2 RAF; complete story).
  • March of the Bronze Men (series; sci-fi).
  • Mister Frozen Face (series characters; sport; motorbike racing; featuring Jimmy Kelly; Smokestack Team).
  • No Return From Zorun? (series; sci-fi).
  • One Came Back (series character; WW2 Army; Far East).
  • Run Till You Drop (series characters; adventure).
  • Secret of Six Moon Swamp, The. (series characters; adventure).
  • Special Squad (WW2 Army; Far East; (series characters).
  • Spring-Heeled Jackson (series character; adventure; police; Victorian age).
  • Sword of the Fighting Fairchilds? (series characters).
  • Three Hours Until Dawn? (WW2 Army; escape from Norway; complete story).
  • Vengeance of Malik Khan (Indian North-West Frontier; series).

• (F)
  • Flynn of the Fighting Horse-Doctors (WW2 Army; humour; series characters).
  • Forty Monkeys on his Back! (adventure; series characters).
  • Secrets of Jordan's Schooldays (series characters).

• Farrugia, ‘Harry’ Henricus (Maltese artist) see
  see also The Victor Index.
  • Balancing Boy, The (series character; adventure; drew the first three episodes only, first series).
  • Clarke, Donald Owen (factual; Silver Medal; cover story; title – The Night the Sea Caught Fire; 1941).
  • Flying Tiger, The (series character; WW2 RAF).
  • Hardy, Ben and Ralph Jones (George Cross; factual; cover story; title – Escape or Die; 22nd Australian Garrison Battalion; POW breakout, Aug. 1944).
  • Hover Rovers, The (series characters; adventure).
  • Lord, Regimental Sergeant-Major John, story of (episode of the Deeds of Glory factual series).
  • One Man on a Camel (series character; police).
  • Sergeant Sixty (series character; sci-fi; police).
  • Spy in the Suitcase, The (series character; WW2 Secret Service).
  • Squadron X (series character; WW2 RAF).
  • They'll Never Forget That Christmas (WW2 RAF; complete story).

• Fernandez, Edmundo (also known as Ripol; Spanish artist) see
  • Five Tough Tests for ‘Lofty’ Foster (series characters; sport; athletics).
  • Floating Man, The (series character; Victorian adventure).
  • G of the Secret Service (series character; Victorian secret service).
  • Hornet, Captain (series character; various adventures).
  • Sword of Kali (series characters; Victorian India).
  • War of the Wasps (series characters; sci-fi).
  • Watson, Lieutenant Thomas Colclough (VC; factual; title – Forward the Buffs; NW Frontier, 16th Sept. 1897).
  • William Wilson strips (series character; sports athletics and other sports).
• Wilson, William (series character; sport; different sports).

see also The Victor Index.
• Deep Sea Commandos? (WW2 RN; series characters).
• Grant at Happy Valley? (series character; sport; boxing).
• Hornet, Captain? (series character; crime adventure; 'hero').
• Ninety-Minute Nelsons, The? (series character; sport; football)
• Seven Scarlet Tigers? (series; secret service).
• Shining Fist, The? (series characters; sport; boxing).
• Suitcase of Secrets, The? (complete one issue story).

• Bailey Mends Broken Men (series characters; sport; football).
• Amazing Mister Cedric, The (series characters; sport; football).
• Big Palooka, The (series characters; police; artist for one series).
• Blitz Kid (series character; Arnold Tabbs as a boy; football).
• Nick Smith Builds a Team (sport; football; series characters).
• No Game for Jimmy (series character; sport; football).
• One-Legged Crow, The (series character; World War One, RFC).
• Rifleman From the Rocks (series adventure; WW2 Army).
• Team From Trisidium, The (sport; football; series characters).
• Was It a Goal? (sport; football; true covers story; FA Cup Final 23rd April 1932; Arsenal vs Newcastle Utd).
• William Welkins War (series character; WW2 Army).
• Wonder From Winter Island, The (series character; sport; football).

see also The Victor Index.
• Bent Copper, The (series character; police).
• Deadline at Dawn! ? (WW2 RN frogmen; complete story).
• Force Viper? (series character; WW2 Army).
• Man Who Knew Too Much, The ? (WW2 British Intelligence rescuing of British Officer from German POW camp; complete story).
• One Pip Wonder ? (series character; WW2 army 1944)
• Operation Pound-note ? (WW2 British Intelligence blowing up of forged British pound notes; complete story).

• Colorado Kid (series character; humour).
• Congo the Canary (series character; humour).
• Harry the Hitch (series character; humour).
• Hotspur the Hound (series character/dog; humour).
• Inspector Jellicoe (series character; humour; police).
• Mighty Mouth! (series character; humour; western).
• Muscles Malone (series character; sport; wrestling; humour).
• Nickel (series character; humour; school boy adventure about a robot).
• Send for Sid (series character; advertising; humour).
• Which One is the Rogue on the Run? (complete one issue story).

see also The Victor Index.
• Barefoot Detective (police; series Aboriginal character).
• Run Away Robinson? (WW2; series character; set in Britain).

• Chimps Don't Talk (series character; humour).
• Grapnel Gripp (series character; humour).

see also The Victor Index.
• Ball of Fire (series character; sport; football; artist drew one of the series).
• Eleven Little Soccer Boys (series characters; sport; football).
• Galloping Ghost, The (series characters; western).
• Go, Man, Go! (series characters; all about music).
• Island of Lost champions, The (series characters; adventure; sport; athletics).
• Laramie (series characters; western; series based on the American T.V. series of the same name).
• Man's a Marvel, The (western; series character).
• Silent Rock (series character; sport; boxing/wrestling).

• Thirteen Knots in a Golden Cord? (series characters; western).
• Duel In Dixon City (complete story; western).

see also The Victor Index.
• Brain Behind the Boxer (series characters; sport; boxing).
• Coconut Charlie (WW2 RAF; shot down pilot survived on an island using coconuts; complete story).
• Farrer, Anthony and Doreen Ashburnham (They fought a Mountain Lion; factual) see Hornet Gallery of Courage.
• Fire Down Below (complete story; factual/fictional?).
• March of the Sunderland Men (WW2 RAF; crew shot down, adventures returning to British lines; complete story).
• Sign of the Fifth Dagger (series character; adventure; secret service).
• Southwell, Able Seaman Bennett and Sub-Lieutenant Jack Easton (George Cross; factual; cover story; title – Twelve Seconds to Live; London Blitz, Autumn 1940).
• Tough Tests of 'Lofty' Foster ? (series character; athletics).
• Two Black Streaks, The (series characters; Present day Army Dispatch Riders).
• Two Medals for the ‘Exeter’ Men (WW2 RN; factual; HMS Exeter vs. Graf Spee).
• V for Vengeance (WW2 Resistance; series characters; picture stories, not text versions).

see also The Victor Index.
• Astro Airways (series character; stories about an airline's Chief Security officer).
• Army of the Shadows, The (series character; WW2 Army)
• Dandy of the Death's Head Hussars (series character; WW1 Army)
• First of the Iron Men (series characters; ancient Britain)
• Sky Soldiers (series character; WW2 Parachute Regiment)
• Watcher, The (series character; WW2 Secret Service).

Marmaduke's Commandos (series characters; WW2 Commandos; humour).

see also The Victor Index.
• Army of the Flames, The (series characters; sci-fi).
• Blazing Ace of Space (WW2 RAF; series character; second series only).
• Chichester, Sir Francis (factual) see Hornet Gallery of Courage.
• Crimson Kangeroo, The (series characters; flying adventure).
• Dolphin Patrol (series character; WW2; second series).
• Fighting planes of World War Two, Story of (factual; true story; series; drew the Messerschmitt 109 story).
• Shark Squad (series character; sci-fi).
• Terror of the Northland (series; sci-fi; Canada).
• Vengeance of the Snow Wolf (series character; WW2 Commandos).

• Across Antarctica (factual account of Dr. Vivan Fuch's expedition).
• Bee For Barmy (series character; text; police).
• Bee Man, The ? (series character; adventure; main picture for text stories).
• Experiment X (series characters; text; sci-fi).
• Floating Thing, The (series character; text; sci-fi).
• Golden Blades, The (series; sport; ice-skating; main picture for text stories).
• King of the Eagles (text; series; hunting; Canada).
• Last Stand of F.41 (WW1 tanks; Flanders; complete story).
• Mr. X (series character; text; adventure/crime).
• Singing Knife-Man, The (series character; text; western; main picture for text stories).
• Terhune, Paul ? (series character; detective; main picture for text stories).
• When Santa Claus Wore Tusks (adventure; text; rescuing of elephants from a burning circus).
• Wickets That Count, Its (series characters; sport; cricket).

see also The Victor Index.
• Battlers of Battery K (episode of the Deeds of Glory factual series).
• Big Palooka, The (series character; police).
• Cast, Hook and Strike (series characters; fishing).
• Champion Nobody Knew, The (series character; boxing).
• Coonskin Grenadier (WW2 Army; series characters; humour).
• Muscles Malone (series character; wrestling; humour; artist drew first series only).
• Nightingale Nobbs (series character; sport, wrestling; humour).
• Sergeant Leather Lungs (complete one issue story; army; humorous).
• Stand Back – A Crook’s Gonna Burst! (complete one issue story; police).
• Three Fights at Broken Hill (factual; sport; boxing; covers story, Australia).

see also The Victor Index.
• Spotlight on... entry (factual).

see also The Victor Index.
• Hornet, Captain (series character; various characters).

see also Cover stories of The Hornet, front and back.
• Driver, Tom Leading Seaman (series characters?; WW2 RN)
• Diggers Were There, The (series; WW1 & 2).
• One Year to Live (series characters; WW1 RN).

• RP?418; 433; 434; 456; 457; 473.

• Army of the Shadows, The (series character; WW2 Army).
• Barefoot Detective (series character; police).
• Big Boomer, The (series character; adventure; a giant mechanical kangeroo!).
• Black Streak (series character; sport; motor-cycle speedway racing).
• Deadline Dan (series character; journalist).
• Diggers Were There, The (series characters; WW1 & 2 Army).
• Fuzzy Wuzzy Phantoms, The (WW2 Army, Far East; series characters).
• Moorak, the Little Racer (sport; pony trotting).
• Swamp Rat (series character; WW2 Coastal Watch Service).
• Swim, Jim, Swim (series character; sport; swimming).

338 - 345).

• 397 - 405. (note Farrugia drew issues 397 - 399, then an unknown artist took over).
• 546 - 557 Second series (Kearon? if not an unknown artist).

• 237 - ?
• 339 - 342 (Brickley Albion Football Club).
• 346 - ? (artist Marti; Rudford Rovers Football Club).

• 608 - 615

98 - 103.

Note – each week’s episode is a complete story.
• Starts 72
• 72 (Story synopsis – Death of Bees, S. America ).
• 73 (Story synopsis – African village attacked by millions of bees).
• 74 (Story synopsis - Grim test for young African boys, involving bees).
• 75 (Story synopsis – Mystery of the Anatolian Bee, N. Africa).
• 76 (Story synopsis - Remove bees from sacred face of idol, India).
• 77 (Story synopsis - Missing bees, Russell Island, off the coast of Australia).
• 78 (Story synopsis – Strangely garbed cowboys in Arizona, U.S.).
• 79 (Story synopsis - A car knocking over bee hives! U.S.).
• 80 (Story synopsis - The ceremony of the bees in the Place of Blood, Peru, S. America).
• 81 (Story synopsis – Chinese pirates, Hong Kong).
• 82 (Story synopsis – 2,000 year old killer bees, British Columbia , Canada).
• 83 (Story synopsis – Saxon kidnapped in Mexico )
• 84 (Story synopsis - Central India, killer bees. Saxon takes cover in a river).
• 85 (Story synopsis – Bees on the rampage on a plane, Libya).
• 86 (Story synopsis - Island of Sicily, Italy, bandits from the mountains rounded up by bees).
• 87 (Story synopsis – Angry bees on ramage, Sussex , England).

98 – 103

75 – 86 (1st series; based in New York , USA . Featuring Serg. Joe Rooney, Captain Mike Logan, Lieutenant Lew Morgan, Serg. Carter; Temporary member of the General Purpose Det. Squad.)
• 120 – 130 (2nd series; Chicago , USA . Featuring Serg. Sam Morgan, Captain Guthry.)
• 210 - ? (3rd series; London , UK . Featuring Sergeant Bill Dunn.)
• 267 – 284 (4th series; title - Big Palooka at the Olympics Games. ( Mexico ) featuring Sergeant Bill Dunn.)
• 380 – 390 (5th series; The Big Palooka and the Killers of Kelmira, USA).
• 456 – 464 (6th series, New York ; artist Joan Giralt; featuring Detective Lew Maxi).
• 498 - ? (7th series; police, Interpol; featuring ?; artist ?).
• ? - ? (8th series, a young Ransom during WW2, training sergeant)
• Note- this series continued in The Hotspur after The Hornet was cancelled.
• Hotspur 852 – 865 (Ransom as a Commando during WW2. Note, story originally started in The Hornet issue ?).
• Hotspur 905 – 913 (How Ransom became a member of SIDAP (Special Investigation Dept Allied Powers, during WW2).
• Hotspur 968 – 978 (RP of ?)
• Hotspur 988 – 1000 (WW2 Commando; artist Ripol, imitating Peter Sutherland’s work?)
• Hotspur 1071 – 1084 (Spin-off series, ‘Son of the Big Palooka’; police series; artist unknown)

• 478 - 487.

• 173 to 184 (first series; artist Carrion?).
• 245 to 253 (second series; artist Shone).

see also Smith, Nick.
• 123 - ? (1st series; sent to live in Kent away from the WW2 London Blitz; runs away back to London, but finds his parents killed in the Blitz.
• ? - 199 (2nd series).
• 524 - ? RP of first series ?).
• ? - 540 RP of second series ?).
• 1st series RP and collected as Red Dagger issue 25.

377 - ?

414 - ?.

110 - 122.

• 1 - 16 Bouncing Briggs (sport; football; Blackton Rovers; Briggs playing in goal; artist not known).
• 56 – 72 Briggs the Goalie. (sport; football; regular artist, not known).
• 79 – 88 Briggs the Goalie. (sport; football; regular artist, not known; Blackton Rovers; European Cup) RP 414 - ?
• 104 – 119 (Bernard the Boot; Rugby League; regular artist, not known).
• starts prior to issue 254 - 258 (Bernard Briggs, the boxer; artist not known).
• 278 - 294 (Bernard the Boot; Rugby; touring Australia).
• 352 - 367 (Bouncing Briggs; Athletics, general; regular artist, not known).
• 414 - ? (RP of 79 - 88).
• ? - 463 (King Bernard; ruler of an old oil rig, just of coast of England; also stars Alf Tupper; Adele Boyle or as Alf nicknames her Blooming Ade; raises a football team called the Scraplanders and they win the Amateur Nations Cup; regular artist, not known).

• 470 - 477 (Bernard Goes For Gold; featuring the Scraplanders, minus Tupper who had lost his sight; regular artist, not known; see the Victor Index for this story).
• 479 - 494 RP of 104 - 119).
• Series featuring Briggs as a motor-cyclist RP and collected as Red Dagger issue 26.

• 436 - 450.

Note - Bunting also appeared with Rob Higson and William Wilson in 'Wilson Did it' strip; see Wilson, Willam.

Starts in issue 466, then in most issues through to 486.

? - 458.

168 - ?

• Golden Blades, The (series character; sport; ice skating; text).
• King of the Eagles (text; series; hunting; Canada).
• Mountie Muldoon (series character; humour; R.C.M.P.).
• Terror of the Northland (series character; sci-fi).
• Year of the Ospreys (series characters; adventure).

• 475 - ? RP of issues ?
• ? - ?
• 594 - 605 RP of issues ?
• a series from this strip RP and collected as Red Dagger issue 28.

• 23 – 38.

• Abdul (sport; wrestling; humour) see Abdul the Terrible.
• Akim, Sergeant (police) see One Man on a Camel.
• Allen, Sergeant Bill (WW2; Parachute Regiment) see Sky Soldiers.
• Allman, Bradley P. (sport; boxing/wrestling; manager) see Silent Rock.
• Ames , Jervis Sergeant (WW2 Norwegian Commandos) see Vengeance of the Snow Wolf.
• Anscombe, Sub-Lieutenant 'Tubby' (WW2 RN) see Shadow Ship of Valetta.
• Azak, boxer (series; sport; boxing) see Shining Fist, The.
• Bailey (sport; football) see Bailey Mends Broken Men.
• Baker, John (sport; athletics) see Island of Lost champions, The.
• Baker, Mike (WW2 RN; text) see Island in U-Boat Alley, The.
• Balancing Boy, The (adventure; otherwise known as Dick Reid) see Balancing Boy, The.
• Barker, Sergeant Harry (WW2 RAF) see Flying Tiger, The.
• Barlow, Jim (text; sci-fi) see Experiment X).
• Barry, Ken (journalist) see Nightingale Nobbs.
• Barry, Reg (sport; motorcycling speedway racing) see Black Streak
• Barton, Bill (western) see Kid Coyote.
• Battle , Sergeant (WW1 Army) see Monsters of No Man’s Land.
• Baxter, Cliff (western) see Galloping Ghost, The.
• Beard, Private Terence (WW2; text) see Bluff's our Business.
• Bee Man, The (Bee scout; adventure; text)
• Big Fellow (WW2 RAF; codename for Pilot Officer ‘Jumbo’ Tate see Squadron X).
• Boyton, Paul (adventurer; salesman; Victorian times) see The Floating Man
• Brand, Wally (sport; football). see also Ball of Fire.
• Brannigan, Spud (American school boy) see The Colorado Kid
• Brett, Al (western) see We Always Deliver.
• Brewster, Jimmy (sport; football) see No Game for Jimmy.
• Briggs, Bernard (sportsman; various sports) see Briggs, Bernard.
• Bright, John (ex-policeman) see Bent Copper, The (police)
• Brough, Pete (western) see Thirteen Knots in a Golden Cord.
• Brown, Brutus (police; Aboriginal character) see Barefoot Detective, The.
• Brown, Lieutenant 'Shifty' (series; World War One, RFC) see One-Legged Crow, The.
• Bunting, Bert (sport; cricket) see
• Runs That Count, It’s.
• Cairney,'Big' Joe and his sons Dan, Jake and Peter (sci-fi) see Day of the Dragon, The.
• Cairns, Charlie (sport; boxing) see Champion Nobody Knew, The
• Calvin, Peter (adventure; secret service) see Sign of the Fifth Dagger.
• Campbell, Private Jack (WW1 Army) see Campbell of the Camels.
• Captain Hornet (‘superhero’) see Hornet, Captain.
• Carradine, ‘Frenchy’ (villain; adventure) see Run Till You Drop
• Carter, Sergeant (New York policeman; Met Ransom during WW2) see Big Palooka, The.
• Carter, Sergeant Jack (Victorian times, fighting in a lost world in Abyssinia, Africa) see Lost Platoon, The.
• Casey, Jack (sport; football) see Mudtown Marvels, The.
• Casper, Billy (sport; ice-skating) see Golden Blades, The.
• Cass, Monty (WW2; Secret Service) see Spy in the Suitcase.
• Cheeser, Super-Chimp (series; humour) see Chimps Don't Talk.
• Chard, Colonel (Indian Political Service) see Sword of Kali.
• Chubb, Luke (sci-fi; thief) see Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear.
• Chum, the Alsatian police dog see Vengeance on Four Legs (text; police).
• Claudius, an aboriginal boy (sport; pony trotting) see Moorak, the Little Racer.
• Colorado Kid (American school boy; school boy adventures).
• Cope, Doctor (adventure) see Run Till You Drop.
• Craig, Sergeant Bill (WW2 Army) see Fuzzy Wuzzy Phantoms, The.
• Crimp, Cuthbert (humour; western) see Mighty Mouth!
• Dawkins, Albert - an enquiry agent (sport; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It's.
• Darli, Circus make-up artist (police) see Bent Copper, The.
• Dawson John and Brian (adventure) see Shadow Men of the Sahara.
• Dawson, Johnnie (WW2 adventure; Pacific Ocean) see Dolphin Patrol.
• Deadline Dan: the Headline Man (Aussie journalist).
• Dexter, Sergeant (WW2 Army) see Dexter of Squad 'D'.
• Dixon, Danny (music) see Go, Man, Go!
• Dobie, John (sci-fi; United Nations test pilot) see Army of the Flames.
• Dodds, Ernie (sport; fishing; related to Joe Dodds) see Cast, Hook and Strike.
• Dodds, Joe (sport; fishing; related to Ernie Dodds) see Cast, Hook and Strike.
• Dopey Dan (sport; text; humour) see Dopey Dan.
• Drake, Sergeant (WW2 Army Gilders) see Lion With Wings, The.
• Driver, Tom Leading Seaman (RN; true stories?).
• Duffy 'Plum' (adventure) see Greg Stewart - Special Agent.
• Dunn, Sergeant Bill (policeman) see Big Palooka, The.
• Dusty (humour) see Dusty.
• Elmhurst, Commander (series; sci-fi) see Army of the Flames.
• Falcon, Major (WW2 Army; text) see Bluff's our Business.
• Farchard (historical series) see Sword of the Fighting Farchards.
• Fenwick, John (WW2 Secret Service) see Twelve Days to Save Britain.
• Flash, a dolphin (friend to Johnnie Dawson; WW2 adventure; Pacific Ocean) see Dolphin Patrol.
• Flood, Zeb (WW2 Army; humour; American Hilly Billy) see Coonskin Grenadier.
• Flynn, Private Wilf (WW2 Army; humour; see Flynn of the Fighting Horse-Doctors.
• Foster, 'Lofty' (series; sport; athletics) see Tough Tests of 'Lofty' Foster.
• Fox, Mike (Flying adventures; Chief Security Officer) see Astro Airways.
• Gain, Larry (sci-fi/adventure; Canada) see Terror of the Northland.
• Gaines, Peter Flying Officer (WW2 RAF; Norway) see Phantom Fliers, The.
• "G" (secret agent; Far East) see "G" of the Secret Service.
• Gann, Tom Charter pilot (adventure) see Run Till You Drop.
• Gibson, Sergeant (WW2 Army signalman) see Gibson of the Guns.
• Gifan (series; sci-fi; villain) see No Return From Zorun Space.
• Graham, Jock Squadron Leader (series; flying adventure) see Crimson Kangeroo.
• Grant, Corporal (WW2 Army) see Sampson the Signaller
• Grant, Jim (sport; boxing) see Grant at Happy Valley.
• Grapnel Gripp (humour; security guard) see Gripp, Grapnel.
• Gregson, Aylmer (Also known as Jack One and double agent Colonel Von Reich; British Secret Agent; WW2) see V for Vengeance.
• Grimston, Lord (Highshire Chairman; sport; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It's.
• Gripp, Grapnel see the series with the same name.
• Guthry, Captain (Chicago policeman in charge of the Special Squad). see Big Palooka, The.
• Haddie (sport, football) see Haddie.
• Halsey, Sergeant Mike (WW2; Secret Service) see Spy in the Suitcase.
• Hamilton, Flight Lieutenant (WW2 RAF) see Blazing Ace of Space, The.
• Hamilton, Sheriff Pike (western; text) see Gunless Sheriff of Shotgun Gulch.
• Hamlet, Len (series; sport; cricket) see Runs That Count, It’s.
• Hammond, Sergeant (WW2 Army; Far East) see Force Viper.
• Hank the Yank (series; WW2 army; humour) see the series with the same name.
• Hargreaves, Jack (sport; football) see Mudtown Marvels, The.
• Hargreaves, Jimmy (sport; football) see The Team From Trisidium.
• Harmon, Eddie see Volts of Vengeance (WW2; British Secret Service).
• Harmon, Jack and Mat (western) see Thirteen Knots in a Golden Cord.
• Harold, the elephant (humour) see Alfy's Elephant.
• Harper, Jess (western) see Laramie.
• Harrison, Jim (humour) see Congo Canary, The.
• Harry the Hitch (humour; hitch hiking).
• Hartley, Flight Lieutenant 'Sailor' (flying adventure) see Crimson Kangeroo.
• Harvey, Sergeant Dick (WW2 Army) see Rifleman of the Rocks, The.
• Haynes, Jim (sport; swimming; Australian) see Swim, Jim, Swim.
• Hawke, Danny (sport; football) see Eleven Little Soccer Boys.
• Hawkins, Captain Paul (Indian Political Service) see Sword of Kali.
• Helga, Private (WW2 Norwegian Commandos) see Vengeance of the Snow Wolf.
• Henry V see Red Jester, The.
• Hicks, Bill (WW1 & 2 Army; Aussie) see Diggers Were There, The.
• Higson, Rob (sport; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It’s.
• Hood, Cadet Alix (sci-fi) see No Return From Zorun Space.
• Hotspur the Hound (adventure see Hotspur the Hound.
• Hurricane Hutch (sport; football) see Hurricane Hutch.
• Hutton, Ralph (adventure; early 16th century see King’s Tests of Courage.
• Hyde, Mr. Saul (school boy adventure) see Secret of Jameson's School Days, The.
• Jack (numerous characters Jack One, Jack Two and so on; WW2 Resistance) see V for Vengeance.
• Jackson, Luke (western) see Galloping Ghost, The.
• Jackson, Sid (humour; salesman/ideas man) see Send for Sid.
• Jackson, Spring-Heeled (police; Victorian age).
• Jameson, Mr. (school boy adventure) see Secret of Jameson's School Days, The.
• January, Captain (WW2 Royal Military Police).
• Jarvis, Toby (adventure; mechanic) see Hover Rovers, The.
• Jobson, Jim (WW2 mining story) see Prisoner of the Rock, The.
• Jonah (humour; Aaaah! yes, that Jonah) see the strip of the same name.
• Jones, Lieutenant Brad (WW2 RN) see Deep Sea Commandos.
• Jones, Gordon (sport; football) see Wonder From Winter Island, The.
• Jonesey see Laramie (western).
• Justice, Assistant Inspector Matt (police) see One Man on a Camel.
• Keeper, a goalie trainer (sport; football) see Goalie Clinic.
• Keeper, a young Indian Sioux boy see Buffalo Boy (western).
• Kelly, Jimmy (sport; motorbike racing) see Mister Frozen Face.
• Kendal, Don Pilot Officer (WW2 RAF) see Blazing Ace of Space, The.
• Kendall, Lieutenant Joe (series; WW2 RN) see Shadow Ship of Valetta.
• Khan, Malik (series; Indian North-West Frontier) see Vengeance of Malik Khan.
• Kid Coyote (western) see the series with the same name.
• King, Tom (text; hunting; Canada) see King of the Eagles.
• Kipps, Tom (sci-fi) see Men Beneath the Ice, The. Professor Lessup;.
• Kirby, [first name?] (sport; football) see Striker Kirby's Kid.
• Kirk, Sam (western) see We Always Deliver.
• Koronas, Krazy (circus adventure on the high wire; high wire family of six) see High Wire Needs Nerve.
• Kritch, Manny (sport; football) see Incredible Manny Kritch, The.
• Lamb, Harry (WW1 RN) see One Year to Live.
• Landon, John (secret service) see Seven Scarlet Tigers.
• Laraby, Doc (western) see Galloping Ghost, The.
• Latimer, Deuce (western) see Lost Gold of the Haunted Canyons, The.
• Lessup, Professor (sci-fi) see Men Beneath the Ice, The.
• Lim, a Gurkha boy (WW1) see Eagles of Kambut.
• Limping Man, The (Captain Spencer; WW2; Secret Service) see the series with the same name.
• Lindsay, Joe (WW1 & 2 Army; Aussie) see Diggers Were There, The.
• Loder, Lucky see Duels of Lucky Loder (western).
• Logan, Captain Mike (New York policeman) see Big Palooka, The.
• Ludd, Fred Sergeant (WW2 RAF) see Blazing Ace of Space, The.
• McGraw, Jock (WW2 Far East) see McGraw’s Marauders.
• Madden, Sergeant Pilot Mike (WW2 RAF; Norway) see Phantom Fliers, The.
• Majurki, Mike (fellow wrestler to Ugg) see Ugg.
• Malone, Bat (western) see Man Who Couldn't Die!, The.
• Malone, William (sport; wrestling) see Muscles Malone.
• Marshall, Doug (pilot; adventure) see Hover Rovers, The.
• Marshall, Jim (humour; artist not known) see Forty Monkeys on his Back!
• Martin, Frank Sergeant (sci-fi; police; also known as Sergeant Sixty) see Sergeant Sixty.
• Mason, Mike (music promoter; sport; wrestling) see Nightingale Nobbs.
• Meade, Andy (sci-fi; dinosaurs) see Terror Mountain.
• Minchin, Sergeant-Major (WW2 Army; humour) see Coonskin Grenadier.
• Mister Frozen Face (sport; motorbike racing) see Mister Frozen Face.
• Misterio (police; circus performer) see Bent Copper, The.
• Mitchell, Mel (sport; boxing) see Champion Nobody Knew, The.
• Moorak, a pony (sport; pony trotting) see Moorak, the Little Racer.
• Morgan, Glyn (sci-fi; younger brother to Will) see War of the Wasps, The.
• Morgan, Johnny (series character; western; humour) see Saddle Tramp.
• Morgan, Lieutenant Lew (New York policeman, dislikes Ransom). see Big Palooka, The.
• Morgan, Sergeant Sam (Chicago policeman, partner to Ransom) see Big Palooka, The.
• Morgan, Will (older brother to Glyn) see War of the Wasps, The.
• Mountby, Lieutenant Lord Vere (WW1 Army) see Dandy of the Death's Head Hussars.
• Muir, Captain (sci-fi) see Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear. Luke Chubb - thief
• Muldoon, Mountie (humour; police; R.C.M.P.) see Mountie Muldoon.
• Muntar (ancient Britain) see First of the Iron Men.
• Muscles Malone (sport, wrestling).
• Nelson, Barnstorm (western) see Man's a Marvel, The.
• Nelson, Dick (sport; football) see Ninety-Minute Nelsons, The.
• Nickel (series; school boy adventure) see Nickel.
• Nightingale Nobbs (sport; wrestling).
• O’Rourke, Iron (western) see Lost Gold of the Haunted Canyons, The.
• Olav, Pilot (WW2 RAF; Norway) see Phantom Fliers, The.
• Ollard, Jeff (series; sci-fi) see Men Beneath the Ice, The.
• One-Eyed Hooker Hawke (pirates; swashbuckling adventure).
• Parkin, Professor (semi-series character; Secret service; WW2) see Watcher, The.
• Partridge, Sergeant Leader (WW2 RAF) see Flying Tiger, The.
• Pearson, Mr. (sport; boxing) see Champion Nobody Knew, The.
• Penrose, Jimmy/Johnny (WW2 RAF) see Blazing Ace of Space, The.
• Pepper, Fred (humour) see Fred's Flying Bed.
• Perrot, Wing Commander (WW2 RAF) see Blazing Ace of Space, The.
• Peters, Jeff (sport; pony trotting) see Moorak, the Little Racer.
• Poote, Reggie (WW2 Army; humour) see William Welkins War.
• Potter, Percy (WW2 Army) see Private War of Percy Potter.
• Powers, Monkton (sci-fi) see Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear.
• Prentice, Captain Joe (Sci-fi) see Red Dust of Derza.
• Prince, John V.C. (WW1 RN) see One Year to Live. Harry Lamb.
• 'Proper Poorly' (horse; western; humour) see Saddle Tramp.
• Ransom, Inspector (police) see Big Palooka strip.
• Rayder, John (series; sci-fi) see Sign of the Clutching Hands.
• Red Jester, The (Henry V in disguise; text stories).
• Reich, Colonel Von (also known as Aylmer Gregson, Jack One; British Secret Agent; WW2 Resistance) see V for Vengeance.
• Reid, Dick (adventure) see Balancing Boy, The.
• Roberts, Petty Officer Greg (WW2 RN) see Deep Sea Commandos.
• Robinson (humour) see Robinson and his dog Crusoe.
• Robinson, Robert 'Robbie' (WW2 Britain) see Run Away Robinson.
• Rodgers, Private Will (WW1 Army) see Todger the Dodger.
• Rooney, Sergeant Joe (New York Policeman, partner to Ransom. see Big Palooka, The.
• Sammy, Mr. (humour; school boy shennigans) see Jammy, Mr. Sammy.
• Sampson, Sergeant (WW2 Army) see Sampson the Signaller
• Saxon, John (Bee scout; adventure) see Bee Man, The.
• Sherdil, mystic (sport; boxing) see Shining Fist, The.
• Sherman, Andy (younger brother of Slim Sherman) see Laramie.
• Sherman , Slim (older brother of Andy Sherman) see Laramie.
• Sherwood, Professor Neil (text; sci-fi) see Experiment X).
• Silent Rock (sport; boxing/wrestling; American Indian) see Silent Rock.
• Simon, Doctor (sci-fi) see Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear.
• Sinclair, Jack (text; western) see Singing Knife Man, The.
• Sinclair, Jerry (adventure; S. Africa) see Ten Steps to Solomon’s Treasure.
• Sixty, Sergeant (police; sci-fi) see the strip with the same name.
• Skallagrim, Private (WW2 Norwegian Commandos) see Vengeance of the Snow Wolf.
• Skinner, Major (series; World War One, RFC) see One-Legged Crow, The.
• Slade of the Pony Express (western) (Note this character also appeared in The Victor).
• Smith ‘Gunboat’ (school form master) see The Colorado Kid.
• Smith, ‘Jacko’ Flying Officer (WW2 RAF; Norway) see Phantom Fliers, The.
• Smith, Nick (sport, football) see Smith, Nick
  see also Blitz Kid, The.

• Spade (seaman; pirates; swashbuckling adventure) see One-Eyed Hooker Hawke.
• Steel, John (secret service) see Voice With Wings, The.
• Sparrow, Bob (series; school boy adventures; humour) see Nickel.
• Sparrow, Nick (series; school boy adventures; humour) see Nickel.
• Spencer, Captain (WW2; Secret Service) see Limping Man, The.
• Stephenson, Harry (sport; cricket) see Still - it's Cricket!)
• Sterling, Detective Sergeant Jim (text; police) see Bee For Barmy.
• Stevenson, Jack; boxing manager (sport; boxing) see Shining Fist, The.
• Stewart, Greg (adventure) see Greg Stewart - Special Agent.
• Stoker, Ken (text; sci-fi; Merchant Navy) see Floating Thing, The.
• Strong, Doctor (school headmaster) see The Colorado Kid.
• Stubbs, Alfie (humour) see Alfy's Elephant.
• Swamp Rat, The (WW2 coastal watcher).
• Swann, Johnny (musical adventure) see Johnny Guitar.
• Tabbs, Arnold (sport, football) see Blitz Kid, The.
  see also Smith, Nick.

• Tehrune, Paul (private detective) see the series with the same name.
• Thanki, Oon (sport; athletics) see Friendly Flyer, The.
• Theron (ancient Greece) see Brazen Bull, The.
• Thornton, Chris (series; sci-fi) see Men Beneath the Ice, The.
• Tranter, Jock and Alex (nephew) (series; adventure) see Year of the Ospreys.
• Trumper, Major (humour) see Forty Monkeys on his Back!
• Tubal (ancient Egypt) see Searcher of the Nile.
• Tudor, Somerset (adventure) see Greg Stewart - Special Agent.
• Tyson, Silvester J. (Tight wad) (sport; football) see Eleven Little Soccer Boys.
• Ugg (stone age wrestler; sport).
• Ugg (sport; athletics; from the planet Znort) see Miracle Man From Mars.
• Vale, Mr. Pearson’s valet (sport; boxing) see Champion Nobody Knew, The.
• Walker, Private (WW2 Army) see Dexter of Squad 'D'.
• Watcher, The (WW2; Secret service).
• Watters, Slick (Manager) see Ugg.
• Webster, Jerry (salesman; ideas Man) see Send for Sid.
• Welkins, William (WW2 Army; humour) see William Welkins War.
• Wilson, William (sport, various) see the series with the same name.
• Winston, Pilot Officer see Hurricane Commando, The (WW2 RAF).
• Wyatt, Flying Officer ‘Shorty’ (WW2 RAF; Norway) see Phantom Fliers, The.
• Zamonides (sport; football; alien being) see The Team From Trisidium.

• 562 - ?

89 – 97.

• see
• Deeds of Glory and Pride of the Regiment series (true factual stories; complete one story series).
• Big Mouth Muldoon. (WW2 Army).
• Boomerang Burke (WW2 RAF).
• Brass Barnet (WW2 Army; fighting Japanese advance through Burma early 1940?).
• Brigas the Briton (Ancient Britain, AD 306; saving Julius Caesar from assassins; artist not known).
• Bring 'em Back Barret (WW2 RAF; North Africa).
• Broke of the Shannon (American War of Independence; story and destruction of the American ship Shannon and Captain Broke by Captain James Lawrence; artist Winslade)
• Cat's Eyes Cooney (WW2 RAF; use of experimental Radar Beaufighter).
• Clue of the Speckled Swan (adventure; boy breaks up an Cup Final ticket forgery scam).
• Coconut Charlie (WW2 RAF; shot down pilot survived on an island using coconuts).
• Cossack From the Old Kent Road, The (WW2 Army).
• Deadline at Dawn! (WW2 RN frogmen).
• Death Switch (WW2 RAF).
• Die Hard Drummond (WW2 Commandos).
• Don't Mock the Crock! (vintage car rally).
• Duel in Dixon City (western).
• Fire Down Below (American clipper 'Hornet'; Tom Thatch, cabin boy saves ships rations, after ship catches fire whilst at sea).
• Five Minutes From Disaster (adventure; preventing the destruction of the bridge).
• Four-Storey Foster (fire brigade story).
• From Gold to Dust (story of a western town, America).
• Great Train Robbery, The (western).
• Green For Danger (WW1; Vimy Ridge).
• Harpoon Hanson (WW2, Norwegian fisherman).
• Kerrigan's Kukri (WW2 Army; Gurkhas).
• Killer in 'K' for King (WW2 RAF).
• Lads of the Lively (WW2 RN; 18th Century).
• Last Ship from Paleros (WW2 Army, retreat from Greece).
• Last Stand of F.41 (WW1 Army, tanks).
• Laughing Stock of the 52nd (Napoleonic War).
• Long, Long Crawl, The (adventure story about saving an oilwell in Venezuela).
• Lost Treasure of Castle Gap (buried treasure in Mexico).
• Man Who Knew Too Much, The (WW2 British Intelligence rescuing of British Officer from German POW camp).
• March of the Sunderland Men (WW2 RAF; crew shot down, adventures returning to British lines).
• Miracle of the Seagulls (Seagulls eating grasshoppers, Salt Lake City, America).
• Mosquito Had Too Many Secrets, The (WW2 RAF; Destruction of shot down Mosquito over France; Mike Bailey; artist not known).
• Mud-Larks, The (complete story; N.W. Frontier 1847; Lumsden and the Corp of Guides; defeating Huzards with three pots of clay).
• No Place For an Englishman (Foreign Legion story).
• Old Blue (western).
• One Way to Win a Medal (WW2 RN seaman winning an Iron Cross).
• Operation Pound-note (WW2 British Intelligence blowing up of forged British pound notes).
• Outcast of the Green Jackets, The (WW2 Army; disgraced officer redeeming himself).
• Sergeant Craddock's Christmas (WW2 RAF).
• Sergeant Leather Lungs (WW2 Army).
• Skeletons Rode By Night, The (Georgian Britain; Bow Street Runner).
• Suitcase of Secrets, The (secret agent).
• Ten Red Troopers, The (present day display team of motor-cyclists).
• They'll Never Forget That Christmas (WW2 RAF).
• Three Hours Until Dawn (WW2 Army; escape from Norway).
• Tower of Terror, The (adventure).
• Treasure Plane to Toruna (adventure, escaping from S. American rebels).
• Two Men on a Torpedo (WW2 RN).
• Valley of the Monsters, The (WW2 Army; Austrian Alps, just after end of war).
• Very Important Professor, The (WW2; Professor escaping from Germans).
• When Santa Claus Wore Tusks (adventure; rescuing of elephants from a burning circus).
• Which One is the Rogue on the Run?
• Wreck That Never Was, The (WW2 RN 1941).
• You Can't Drink Gold Dust! (western set in 1960).
• You Can't Hold Your Drink (western).

• 56 – 67

• 348 - 365 (second series).
• 374 - ?

• Clarke, Donald Owen (Silver Medal; cover story; title – The Night the Sea Caught Fire; 1941; San Emiliano; saved man at Mersey Docks, Liverpool; artist Farrugia) 294.
• Hardy, Ben and Ralph Jones (George Cross; cover story; title – Escape or Die; 22nd Australian Garrison Battalion; POW breakout, Aug. 1944; artist Farrugia) 293.
• Jenkins, Lieutenant (M.C.; N.W. Frontier, 58th Vaughan's Rifles, 1921; also Sepoy Kartar Singh, Posthumous Indian Order of Merit; artist Winslade) 279.
• Last Ship From Death Island! (08/05/1902, Tramp steamer 'Roddam' escaping from volcanic eruption of Monte Pelee, Martinique Island) 367.
• Last Stand at Saraghari (N.W. Frontier, 1897; Sepoys holding out against Pathans; no names mentioned or medals issued; artist Winslade) 283.
• Man in the Big Black Hat, The (chimney sweep exchanging goods and escape equipment with British P.O.W. troops; name of chimney sweep not known; artist Winslade) 285.
• Singh, Sepoy Kartar (M.C.; N.W. Frontier, 58th Vaughan's Rifles, 1921; also Jenkins, Lieutenant, M.C.; artist Winslade) 279.
• Southwell, Able Seaman Bennett and Sub-Lieutenant Jack Easton (George Cross; cover story; title – Twelve Seconds to Live; London Blitz, Autumn 1940; artist Philpotts) 295.
• Tale of a Tail, The (Oct. 1856; Navy saving Business's in Canton, China; artist Winslade; no names mentioned or medals issued) 361.

340 - 353.

• 598 - 610.

71 - 74.

68 - 74

• see also factual, true stories and Pride of the Regiment.
• Note episodes don't appear in every issue. For example no episode in issue 13.
• 11 Baird, Captain David (73rd Highlanders; in battle against Tipu Sultan, the Tiger of Mysore, 1780; artist not known).
• 21 Battlers of Battery K (Retreat of British Army back to Dunkirk, May 1940; artist Sutherland).
• 15? Bray, Major and his son Tom Bray (29th Dec. 1843; artist not known).
• 10 Cowan, Sir Walter Admiral (the Oldest Commando; fought during the First World War in the Royal Navy and in the Second World War as the oldest Commando; artist not known).
• 4 Death in the Desert (Sergeants Mike Casey; Jock McDougal; John Drew; Sudan 1884; race to save General Gordon at Khartoum. No medals awarded; artist not known).
• 1 FitzGibbon, Andrew (Youngest V.C.; Bengal Medical Corps; Fort Taku, 12th Aug. 1859; aged 15; artist not known).
• 7 Grieve of the Heavy Brigade (V.C.; charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaclava and of Grieve's horse Silver).
• 6 Invincible Rock, The (story of the defence of Gibralter; artist not known).
• 22 Lord, Regimental Sergeant-Major John (Lord of the Red Devils, his story Arnhem 1944; artist Farrugia).
• 9 MacKenzie, Captain Colin (rebellion of Dost Mohammed, Afghanistan; artist not known).
• 8 Martin-Leake, Arthur (won the V.C. twice; medical orderly; Boer War 1899 first V.C.; Battle of Ypres, WW1; second V.C.; artist not known).
• 2 Raynor, William Lieutenant (Oldest V.C.; 1857 Indian Mutiny; Attack on Delhi Magazine; aged 65; artist not known).
• 3 Rorke's Drift (7 V.C's awarded 22nd Jan. 1879; Lieutenant Bromhead; Corporal Allen; Privates Williams, Hook, William Jones, Robert Jones, Hitch; also Lieutenants Melvill and Coghill awarded V.C.'s posthumousley for saving the Regiment's colours at Isandhlwana; artist not known).

• 12 Sartorius, Captain Reginald (V.C.; awarded in the Ashanti War, Gold Coast (today Ghana), 1874; artist not known).
• 44 Werewolves, The (German escapees from a prisoner of war camp in Italy WW2, hold a German family prisoner; artist not known).
• 5 Women and Children First (Jan. 1852; sinking of the troopship Birkenhead after ripping her bottom out of ship on rocks; artist not known).
• 14 Young, Major (WW2 Commandos; holding the Ponte Dei Malati bridge in Sicily 1943. Bridge renamed No.3 Commando Bridge; artist not known).

280 – 295 (first series)
• 542, 549, 558, 560, (second series, set after the Second World War).

16 - 21.

• 82 – 90 (1st series; WW1 Gallipoli).
• ? - 199 (2nd series; WW2 Far East, 1942; featuring privates Jackie Okus, Aboriginal soldier; Crackpot O'Kelly; Boofhead Johnston).
• 259 - 264 (3rd series; WW2 The Diggers in New Guinea; artist not unknown. WW2).

• 413 - 431 (first series; artist not known Ron Smith perhaps?).
• 476 - ? (second series; artist Shone).
• 518 - 527 (third series; artist Shone).

• 7 - 12? (first series).
• 30 - 38 (second series; artist Sturrock?)

34 - 43.

• 417 Germans Were Waiting!, The (Naval Survey vessel H.M.S. Shackleton).
• 416 Message Most Urgent! (Story set in Iceland, May 1941; Driver; Dusty Miller; Harry Nelson; Knocker White).

• starts prior to issue 396; 397; 402; 406 - 408; 410; 415; 493; 520; 560.

23 - 34.

• 273 - 292.
• ? - ? RP.
• series RP and collected as Red Dagger issue 30.

104 - 115.

see
• Across Antarctica (factual; story of Dr. Vivan Fuchs crossing Antarctica on the 24th Nov. 1957).
• Across Australia (John McDougall Stuarts attempts to cross Australia).
• Alone to the Niger (Mungo Park, Scottish explorer, 1795, seeking true course of a river; artist not known).
• Badges of Courage on the Island of Darkness , S. America (factual; artist not known).
• Beating The Rubber Ban (Henry Wickham; Rubber only grew in Brazil; Wickham raced against time to carry rubber seeds from Brazil to Britain to germinate before they died; artist not known).
• Burma Bell, The (Third Burma War 1885; Royal Welch Fusiliers bought back to Britain a Burma Bell after the campaign; artist not known).
• Champagne Bottle Staff of the Munsters, The (Sikh Wars; Battle of Sobraon, 10th Feb. 1846; Two British East India Company officers fought two Sikhs with a bottle. The bottle was then made into the Drum Major's staff of the Royal Munster Fusiliers; artist not known) 96.

• Coarse Fish and How to Catch Them (description of various types of ships.
• Cover stories of The Hornet, front and back.
• Deeds of Glory - true military stories see series with the same name.
• Fighting planes of World War Two, Story of (series; true stories).
• Fights For The Flag (series).
• Forward With the Flag (RN; Sept. 1864, China; artist not known).
• Grenadiers, The (story of how 1st Foot Guards became 'The Grenadiers', by breaking the Grenadiers of the French Imperial Guard at the Battle of Waterloo, 1815).
• Little Soldier of Kolapore, The (Indian Mutiny 1857; Lieutenant William Kerr of the South Mahratta Horse; artist not known).
• Maida Tortoise, The (Colonel James Kempt; 81st Regt. 2nd Battalion, Loyal North Lancashire; July 1806; ran out of supplies, after attacking the French, thus ate a tortoise; the shell now mounted in silver and Regt. souvenir; artist not known).

• Man-eaters of Surrarum, The (man eating panther on loose in India ; Hussain Khan acts as bait at his request; artist not known).
• Nansen of the North (Dr. Fridjof Nansen; artic explorer and the 24/6/1893 to 13/08/1896 expedition).
• Harry the Hornet’s Hotch-Potch (one page of interesting facts).
• Raiders Came at Dawn, The (factual; Korean War 1951-53; cover story; Canadian 25th Brigade).
• Snipers of Battery 4, The (M.C.; WW1 Canadian Army; July 1915, France; Lieutenant Charles Craig; artist not known).
• Tigers of Crete, The (factual; Battle for Crete; 20th May, 1941 Royal Leicestershire Regt. 2nd Battalion; artist not known).
• Two Medals for the ‘Exeter’ Men (WW2 RN; Able Seaman Bill Gwilliam, CGM; Midshipman Arthur Cameron, DSC; factual; HMS Exeter vs. Graf Spee; artist Philpotts).
• Two Thousand Miles From the Sea (factual; story of taking two British motorboats across land to Lake Tanganyika to attack three German motor launches; artist Antonios?; note story also told in The Victor issue, ?).
• Waterloo 150th Anniversary 1815 - 1965. (factual; Facts about the battle; 1 page; artist not known).
• Watson, Lieutenant Thomas Colclough (VC; title – Forward the Buffs; also Corporal Smith, VC; NW Frontier, 16th Sept. 1897; story told in a text box, within the text story; artist Ripol).
• Who Dares Wins! (WW2 Army, North Africa ; story of David Stirling founder of the Special Air Service (SAS); artist not known).
• Yellow Jacket of Courage (factual; story of ‘Chinese’ Gordon and the Ever Victorian Army; artist not known).

• Alfy's Elephant (WW2 Army; series character; humour).
• Army of the Shadows (WW2 Army; series characters).
• Flynn of the Fighting Horse Doctors (second series; series characters; humour).
• Force Viper (WW2 Army; series characters).
• Forty Monkeys on his Back! (series characters; Vet in Malaya).
• Fuzzy Wuzzy Phantoms (WW2 Army; series characters).
• 'G' of the Secret Service (series character; secret service).
• McGraw’s Marauders (WW2 Army; series characters).

• Douglas Dakota (artist Watson?) 550.
• Messerschmitt 109 (artist Shone) 544.
• Messerschmitt 262 the first jet-fighter (artist not known) 558.
• Mitsubishi Zero (artist not known) 549.

• No.1 Two Trophies for the Twenty-Second (factual; complete story; 22nd Foot, Cheshire Regt.; India, February 1843; artist not known) 177.

• 1 - 13.

? - 472.
• 547 - ?

251 - 257 (first series – America )
• 337 - 351 (second series - Great Britain, South Africa, Australia and other countries).

56 - 61.

148 - 160

409 - 418 (first series; Lieutenant Kempster; Italy).
• 438 - 448 (second series; Captain Potter; Far East).

Chidsea
65 – 73 (artist unknown; featuring Arnold Tabbs; Nick Smith)
• Redburn Rovers
  104 - ? (artist unknown; featuring Tabbs and Smith)

• 35 to 47.

420 - 425

414 - 418.

39 - 51.

• Cover stories of the Hornet
• Hornet, Captain (series character).
• Hornet Gallery of Courage
• Hornet Gallery of Sport

212 - 223.

• 491 - 505

538, 539, 546, 548, 612.

167 - 172.

• 1 - 10 (first series; artist Farrugia),
• 23 – 34 (second series; artist not known; in charge of a top secret piece of artillery; featuring Bombardier Clarke).

• Football free gifts.
  • Football photographs (for the booklet Fast Action Football. A6 sized album) 3.
  • Football/Rugby Dramatic Moments in Sport Booklet. (Twenty pages; A6 size; B+W) 4.
  • Football colour photographs for plastic wallet (issue 23), (Wolverhampton Wanderers, Hearts, Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester) 24.
  • Football colour photographs for plastic wallet (issue 23), (Sheffield Wednesday, Linfield, Birmingham F.C., Rangers) 26.
  • Great Goals!/Great Tries! (booklet; twenty pages; B+W; A6 size) 5.
  • Hornet plastic wallet of International Cup Teams + four full colour photocards of Burnley, Manchester United, Dundee and Ipswich 23.
  • Souvenir of Most Thrilling Sporting Events of 1966, (booklet; includes football, rugby, athletics, cricket, motor racing and boxing; 32 pages; B+W; A6 size) 180.
  • Souvenir of a Wonderful Year of Sport 1966. (booklet; A6 size; 32 pages; col. / B+W) 199.
  • World Cup Diary 1966. (32 pages for facts and pictures; booklet; A6 size) 123.
  • World Cup Stars football photographs + plastic wallet to keep the cards in (cigarette card size; 72 in the set; note some of the cards were only available in The Hotspur comic; note - don't know the players featuring in this set) 352.

  • World Cup Stars football photographs (cigarette card size; 72 in the set; note some of the cards were only available in The Hotspur comic; Ron Springett, England no. 17; Alex Elder, Ireland no. 18; Gerry Byrne, England no. 19; John Toshack, Wales no. 20; Jimmy Johnstone, Scotland no. 21; Geoff Hurst, England no. 22; Derek Dougan, Ireland no. 23; Paul Madeley, England no. 24; Eddie Gray, Scotland no. 25; Teddy Paine, England no. 26) 353.

  • World Cup Stars football photographs (cigarette card size; 72 in the set; note some of the cards were only available in The Hotspur comic; note card numbers not known for these players; Bobby Moncur, Scotland; Ian Callaghan, England; Bobby Charlton, England; Keith Newton, England; Roger Hunt, England; John Mahoney, Wales; Paul Reavey, England; Colin Bell, England) 354.

  • World Cup Stars football photographs (cigarette card size; 72 in the set; note some of the cards were only available in The Hotspur comic; Mike England, Wales no. 53; Martin Harvey, Ireland no. 54; Norman Hunter, England no. 55; Billy McNeil, Scotland no. 56; Alan Ball, England no. 57; Bobby Moore, England no. 58; Pat Stanton, Scotland no. 59; Tony Dunne, Eire no. 60; Alan Oakes, England no. 61; Jimmy Armfield, England 62) 355.

• All Star Ring (worn on a finger - complete with twenty super photographs of stars) 476.
• Boomerang 374.
• Boomerang, Hi-Flyer 419.
• Catapult skimmer 2.
• Flying Disco, The 212.
• Glider, Kestral plane (made from balsa wood) 1.
• Hi-Speed Glider 475.
• Hi-Speed Hummer Plane 213.

• 526 - 532 (1st series).
• starts 543 - 552 (2nd series).

• 520; 521; 522; 526; 535; 544; 545.

1 - 12.

? - 194.

354 - ?

• 300, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 393, 421.

• 142 - 147 (first series).
• 218 - ? (second series).

253 - 260.

• 534 - 541, 543, 556, 557, 563, 564.

151 (1966 World Cup Special); 288, 290, 294, 295, 298, 299, 300, 302, 305, 308, 310, 311, 312, 322, 330 final issue?.

86; 88; 90; 92; 94; 103; 139; 146; 150; 153; 170; 172; 329; 396.

starts in issue 9 and then onwards. Final appearance ?

76 - 87.

• Wickets That Count, It’s.
• Note Higson also appears with Bert Bunting and Wilson in the strip Wilson Did It.

• Brazen Bull, The (Ancient Greece; series).
• Brigas the Briton (Ancient Britain; complete story).
• First of the Iron Men (Ancient Britain; series).
• King's Tests of Courage, The (16th Century England; series).
• Muntar (Ancient Britain; series).
• Red Jester, The (Medieval, Henry V; series; text).
• Searcher of the Nile (Ancient Egypt; series).
• Swordsman of the Queen (Elizabethan; series).

? - 455.

• 475 - ? series starts.
• 478 - 479 (Giant plastic ball used in robbery; artist Garcia?).
• 480 (Black Diamond Country Club; artist Garcia?).
• 481 - 482 (Iceman; artist Garcia?).
• 483 - 484 (Gasmen steal paintings; artist Garcia?).
• 485 - 486 (Gang of Forgers; artist Garcia?).
• 487 - 488 (Aircraft carrying gold bullion shot down; artist Garcia?).
• 489 - (Protecting Luigi Cantello from Italian Mafia).
• 490 - (Joyriders; artist Ripol).
• 491 - 492 (Case of the Kidnapped child, held for ransom; artist Garcia?).
• 493 - (Department stores blowing up; artist Ripol).
• 513 - 514 (Clown bank robbers; artist Garcia?).
• 517 - 518 (Armoured car robbery; artist Garcia?).
• 520 - 521 (Flying saucer case; artist Garcia?).
• 523 - 524 (Sir Oswald Morseby; artist Garcia?).
• 526 - 528 (No Captain Hornet story; advertising of a free gift - all star banner).
• 531 - 532 (Attack on train with P.M. on board; artist not known).
• 534 - (Blackmail of Arthur Moresby; artist not known).
• 535 - 536 (Bank robbers featuring Pistol Pete; artist not known).
• 539 - 540 ('Big Ed' Sullivan; artist Garcia?).
• 541 - (Sinking of a Nuclear Powered Submarine; complete story; artist Garcia?).
• 542 - 543 (Jail break story; artist not known).
• 544 - No Captain Hornet story. See Hornet Gallery of Courage.
• 545 - 546 (The Bat).
• 547 - 548 (Genetically engineered giant bat; artist Jim Watson?).
• 549 (German latter day pilot bombing London using a Stuka plane; complete story; artist Jim Watson).
• 550 (protecting a pop group; complete story; artist Smith?)
• 552 - 553 (Kidnapping an England football player; artist not known).
• 554 - 555 (artist Ripol).
• 556 - 557 (Armoured car robbery; artist Jim Watson).
• 558 (Protecting animals; complete story; artist not known).
• 559 - 560 (Stealing of luxury cars; artist Jim Watson).
• 561 - 564 (Wanted dead or alive, featuring the Crime Master; artist Jim Watson).

• Chichester, Sir Francis (Yachtsman who sailed round the world alone; artist Shone) 415.
• Errington, Harry (First Cross for the Auxiliary Fire Service (AFS); 17th Sept. 1940; awarded The George Cross for saving the life's of two fellow firemen; artist not known) 408.
• Farrer, Anthony and Doreen Ashburnham (They fought a Mountain Lion; artist Philpotts) 416.
• More, Alister (title - Six Trips to the Death Ship; awarded the Air Force Cross) 544.
• Probyn, Captain D.M. (V.C.; Bengal cavarly; N. W. Frontier, India) 459.

• All-Black Day at Cardiff (sport; rugby union; 1905 New Zealand vs. Wales . Wales beat an unbeaten NZ All Blacks; artist not known) 4.
• Astle, Jeff (No.3; footballer; West Bromich Albion; artist Sturrock) 278.
• Ball, Alan (No.5; footballer; Leeds United, England; artist Marti) 287.
• Banks, Gordon (No.7; footballer; England goalkeeper; artist Sturrock) 292.
• Battlers from Bangor, The (Hornet Gallery of Sport; Bangor vs. Napoli 06th Sept. 1962; Bangor lost 2-1; artist not known) 18.
• Brown Bomber Came Back - With a Bang (sport; boxing; 19th June 1936; Joe Lewis ‘Brown Bomber’ beaten by Max Schmeling, then Louis beat him; artist not known) 5.
• Boycott, Geoffry (No. 34; cricketer; Yorkshire & England; artist Philpotts) 418.
• Bremner, Billy (No.70; Leeds Utd football player; artist Giralt) 472.
• British Lions, The (No. 42; story of the Rugby Union side and some of the stories about their matches; artist Philpotts) 432.
• Buchanan, Ken (No. 23; ?; artist Sturrock?) 400.
• Bugner, Joe (No. 31; boxer; artist Philpotts) 413.
• Charlton, Bobby (No.27; footballer; Manchester United; artist Sturrock) 407.
• Dean, Dixie (No. 22; footballer; Everton; artist Carrion?) 399.
• Dougan, Derek (No. 55; footballer, Wolverhampton Wanderers; artist Giralt) 455.
• East African Safari Race, The (No. 68; story of and some of the events that have happened on race days; artist not known) 470.
• Edwards, Gareth (No.71; Welsh Rugby player; artist not known) 473.
• European Cup (No. 58; story of the football European Cup; artist not known) 458.
• F.A. Cup (No. 38; history of the Football Association Cup and some of the stories associated with the competition; artist Giralt) 425.
• German Formula One Grand Prix (No. 41; story of and some of the events that have happened on race days; artist Carrion) 431.
• Giles, Johnny (No.72; footballer; artist Girlitz) 522.
• Gillette Cup (No. 61; story of and some of the events that have happened during the competion; artist not known) 462.
• Gonzales, Pancho (No.65; US Tennis player; artist Marti) 467.
• Greaves, Jimmy (No.4; footballer; Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, England; artist Sturrock) 281.
• Gypsy’s Curse, The ( Derby County acquired a new ground, but evicted a gypsy who then laid a curse on the club. Eventually it was lifted; artist not known) 10.
• Haston, Dougal (No. 32; mountaineer; artist Shone) 414.
• Hulme, Denny (No. 29; New Zealand Formula One racing driver; artist Shone) 410.
• Hurst, Geoff (No.6; footballer; West Ham United, England; artist Giralt) 289.
• Illingworth, Ray (No.18; Yorkshire cricketer; artist Sturrock) 380.
• Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (No.25; story of and some of the events that have happened on race days; artist not known) 404.
• International Championship, football (No. 57; story of the yearly matches between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland; artist not known) 457.
• John, Barry (No. 56; rugby player, Wales; artist Giralt) 456.
• Knot, Alan (No. 52; cricketer, England; artist Sturrock) 451.
• Laver, Rod (No. 35; tennis player, Australian; artist Giralt) 421.
• Law, Dennis (No. 20; footballer; Manchester United and City; artist Giralt) 396.
• Liddell, Eric (No. 409; athletics runner; artist Sturrock) 409.
• Matthews, Stanley (title – Team of Past Masters; 28/10/1961; winning the second division football Championship; artist not known) 15.
• Mitchell, Flight Lieutenant (title – Three Runs for the Cresta Crown; first Briton to win the Toboggan Championship 1959; artist not known) 16.
• Monaco Grand Prix (No.24; story of and some of the events that have happened on race days; artist not known) 402.
• Moore, Bobby (No.2; footballer; Westham and England; artist not known) 271.
• Newcombe, John (No. 69; Australian Tennis player; artist Vandeput) 471.
• Norris, Ken (Hornet Gallery of Sport; first British runner to win the ‘Round the Houses’ race in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1955; artist not known) 17.
• Nurmi, Paavd (No. 33; Finnish athletics runner; artist not known) 416.
• Pele (No.26; footballer; Brazil; artist not known) 406?
• Piggott, Lester (No.62; horse riding jockey; artist not known) 463?
• Robbed By the Bell (sport; boxing; June 1962; Daan Bekker vs. Stoffell Willemse; Bekker won the fight; artist not known) 9.
• Rosewell, Ken (No. 39; tennis player; artist Giralt) 426.
• Sadler, David (No.63; ?; artist Giralt?) 466.
• Simpson, Tommy (title - First Man to Paris ; 1963 Bordeaux to Paris bicycle race; first Englishman to win since 1896; artist not known) 14.
• Smith, Gordon (sport; football; story of the Hibs and Dundee player; artist Sturrock?) 6.
• Sobers, Gary (No.21; cricketer; West Indies; artist Sturrock?) 398.
• Spider of the Dolomites, The (sport; mountaineering; March 1963; Alpine guide Cesare Maestra scaled 9,480ft Great Laneredo peak in the Dolomites; artist Shone) 8.
• Taylor, Roger (No.67; English Tennis player; artist ?)469.
• Three Fights at Broken Hill (sport; boxing; New South Wales, Australia; artist Sutherland) 2.
  • Dec. 1954 stadium flooded, Vince Blake boxer had to walk through water to reach the ring.
  • 21st Nov. 1953 – Mickey MacDonald vs. Mike Rhuman fought in a plague of grasshoppers.
  • 20th Nov. 1954 – Alan Cartwright vs. Teddy McCoy fought in a cloud of moths.
• Trueman, Freddie (No.60; cricketer; Yorkshire) ?
• Wakefield Kicker, The (sport; rugby league; 1962 Rugby League Challenge Cup, Wakefield Trinity vs. Huddersfield ; artist Sturrock) 7.
• Was It a Goal? (sport; football; FA Cup Final 23rd April 1932; Arsenal vs Newcastle Utd; artist Girault) 3.
• Williams, Bill (title – Killer Elephant; Williams Assistant Forest Manager shoots a rogue elephant; artist Farrugia) 21.

195 – 211.

171 – 181; 193

• Abdul the Terrible (series character; sport; wrestling).
• Alfy's Elephant (series character).
• Chimps Don't Talk (series character).
• Colorado Kid (series character).
• Congo Canary, The (series character).
• Coonskin Grenadier (WW2 Army; series characters; humour).
• Dopey Dan (series character; sport; text).
• Dusty (series character).
• Flynn of the Fighting Horse-Doctors (WW2 Army; series character).
• Forty Monkeys on his Back! (series character).
• Fred's Flying Bed (series character).
• Grapnel Gripp (series character).
• Hank the Yank (series character; WW2 army).
• Harry the Hitch (series character).
• Harry the Hornet strip.
• Inspector Jellicoe’s Case-book (series character; police).
• Jammy Mr. Sammy (series character).
• Jonah (series characater) [Aaaah! yes, that Jonah].
• Marmaduke's Commandos (series; WW2 Army).
• Medicine Man From Grimsby (series character).
• Mighty Mouth! (series character; western).
• Miracle Man From Mars (series character; sport).
• Mountie Muldoon (police; R.C.M.P.).
• Muscles Malone (series character; sport; wrestling).
• Nickel (series character; humour; school boy adventures).
• Nightingale Nobbs (series character; sport; wrestling).
• Robinson and his dog Crusoe (series character).
• Saddle Tramp (series characters; western).
• Send for Sid (series character).
• Ugg (series character; sport)
• Which One is the Rogue On the Run? (complete one issue story).
• William Welkins War (series; WW2 Army).
• World Cup Capers (one page humorous true stories).

206 - 211.

? - 372.

352 - 359.

• Sword of Kali (series; Indian Political Service fighting robbers 1920's).

10 - 21.

194 - 199.

426 - ?

• starts prior to 396 - 400; no episode in 401; 402; no episode in 403; 404; no episode in 405; 406 - 409.
• 413, 415, 418, 524, 545, 556.

• ? - ? (first series?)
• 386 - 396 (second series?; fighting against the V-X Flying Bomb).

82 - 99.

• 396 - Jonah Goes to Sea. (first episode?).
• 397 - Meet Jonah the Jinx - when he goes on a ship, it sinks! (firing a harpoon gun and causing an ice floe to shatter).
• 398 - Jonah doesn't sink a ship, but the crew thinks he has and abandons ship.
• 399 - Sinking of S.S. Unsinkable. Ship launched by Lady Cynthia De-La-Bloop.
• 400 - The luck of the 'Ocean Queen' runs out when Jonah runs into a water spout!
• 401 - The 'Ocean Queen' crew try to get rid of Jonah, but he comes on coming back like a bad penny, it's a bubbling affair. Part two.
• 402 - The clot stood on the sinking deck, whence all but he had fled! Guess who? Jonah sinks a submarine.
• 403 - A submarine under the control of Jonah sinks the S.S. Empress and Jonah is put in charge of a ship!
• 404 - An ice-breaker breaks up when Jonah drops an ice-cube.
• 405 - A Navy pilot's got the blues - Jonah's a jinx he just can't lose!
• 406 - Stranded on an desert island, jonah sends a message asking to be rescued in a bottle. But as the bottle travels around the world it is ignored. But a ship collides with the island anyway.
• 407 - Crew of a banana boat slip up when they set a trap for the sea-going sap!
• 408 - Jonah is the keeper of the Bleakrock Lighthouse. He turns it out before he goes to bed at night. No need to guess what happens next!
• 409 - Jonah shines a whole regiment's boots till they gleam, but the soldiers don't take a shine to the shoe-shine boy. Lighthouse jinxs, part two.
• 410 - The British Army gets a shock, when a goon called Jonah runs amok!
• 411 - Jonah running amok in a DUKW. Part two - duck shooting in the marshes.
• 412 - Our hero smuggles himself on board a lugger, 'The Pearly Queen'. No need to guess what happens next!
• 413 - Who is the menace on water skis? Jonah, the Jinx of the Seven Seas!
• 414 - From 'The Star of Hope's' crew came despairing wails, for Jonah's aboard and Jonah never fails!
• 415 - Hard-bitten seamen get a scare when they sail into the Sea-serpent's lair! Jonah and a panto horse.
• 416 - Hold that bucket a minute! Something horribe's in it! Dredger story, part one.
• 417 - Dredger story, part two.
• 418 - Jonah is delivered to a mailboat and the crew are posted missing!
• 419 - The lightship 'Glow-worm' won't glow when Jonah's on the go!
• 420 - A river bridge is reduced to rubble - and Jonah's the cause of the trouble!
• 421 - Jonah acts as a ferryman.
• 422 - A broadside from a coconut tree - and down goes another ship to the bottom of the sea! Part two.
• 423 - No wonder our Jonah's in a bad mood - that bloke he's just rescued has a head made of wood. Part Three.
• 424 - If Jonah can't sink a ship, don't worry, Jock McShoggle Fae Auchentogle will instead. Caper cabers.
• 425 - Jock McShoggle, part two.
• 426 - Jonah on a Junk in China.
• 427 - The dreaded pirate was the scourge of the China Sea but he was no match for Jonah, the jinx of the Seven Seas!
• 429 - The captain was anything but full of joy when he saw who was aboard the Tor-Point buoy!
• 430 - The brand-new liner is a ship without hope - Jonah is the captain and he can't cope! (Jonah's dumplings cause havoc; Pedro the cook).
• 431 - A Captain gets an awful shock, when Jonah brings his ship safely into dock. S.S. Sanity.
• 432 - Two scientists come to the end of a long search for a scare animal, when they meet Jonah and his new pal, a half human, half walrus creature.
• 433 - It's Christmas - and the ship's crew are all at sea when the "fairy" comes down off the Christmas Tree!
• 434 - Jonah joins the Commandos - the propah soldiers are all at sea! (The Commandos charge ashore on rubber horses; note Jonah has a longer neck from this issue).
• 435 - Jonah launches his motor-less motor launch - and barges into a barge! (Jonah builds his own boat, minus an engine; Othello). Part one.
• 436 - Jonah dreams of skimming over the seas and lakes - but his boat goes too far when the elastic breaks! (Othello). Part two.
• 437 - Jonah enjoying a game of football on the quay-side.
• 438 - Jonah the ball-boy becomes a bawl-boy - and it's boo-hoo for the crew!
• 439 - The aircraft carrier 'Abominable' gets the Jonah treatment!
• 440 - Splitting the 'Atom' Jonah style. (T. Bulge and Simkins).
• 441 - Jonah is thrown over the side in a Bathysphere, part one.
• 442 - Jonah's adventures in the Bathysphere continues. Exit one fleet, 'H.M.S. Pompey'.
• 443 - Part three of Jonah's Bathyspere adventures. Exit 'S.S. Dedloss'.
• 445 - Jonah goes on holiday to a parched waterless desert.
• 446 - South America, Jonah operates the Pajama Canal and, oh dear there goes the 'Pride of the Clyde'.
• 447 - Jonah's Snack Bar. Ramsbottom of Crump Ltd, stonemasons, 'City of Mugchester' part one.
• 448 - H.M.S. Warhorse destroyed by Jonah driving a truck, to Mugchester, part two.
• 449 - Jonah continues his destructive path to Mugchester, finally sinking the 'City of Mugchester', part three.
• 450 - The skipper looked through the periscope and really got a scare - he didn't know his submarine was flying through the air! Part one.
• 451 - Submarine flying Fish flying into the Graf Hite Airship. Part two.
• 452 - The flying submarine, part three.
• 454 - No episode.
• 455 - A six gun salute from our nautical clot sinks the King of Bolonia along with his yacht!
• 456 - A new Captain Hook is left loose on the main when Jonah cuts loose with a sea-going crane. Captain McHaggis and stays at home and his wife Agnes goes to sea.
• 457 - Agnes McHaggis on board a ship with Jonah, part two.
• 458 - It's enough to make any foreman feel ill, Jonah has offered to operate this ship borne drill!
• 459 - Part two of on going events from issue 458.
• 460 - The super new yacht stands secure on the ground - and that's where it will stay until Jonah's been found!
• 461 - Jonah sinks another proud ship - and its never been to sea! (featuring Captain Neverwell, a seasick captain).
• 462 - Slurpton Harbour hadn't ever seen such a fuss - until Jonah got tied up with an octopus - part one.
• 463 - The boys in blue are looking green - Jonah the Jinx has just been seen! Octopus story continued, Part two.
• 465 - Bert Prim's barge 'Spike-'n'-Span' barge - part one.
• 466 - There's no hope for Bert Prim's barge, with Jonah at large. Part two.
• 467 - A ten-ton terror trundles over the ocean floor, Jonah the Jinx is on the rampage once more!
• 468 - Sunken village of Clammouth-on-Sea, Professor Spooke.
• 469 - Jonah's fans are no longer jolly, when their hero boards the S.S. Lolly!
• 470, 471 - Note - the Jonah strip does not appear in these issues.
• 472 - Here's a job which Jonah can't let slip - his orders are to sink a ship!
• 473 - A worried Captain McGrab paces the Wreck-Markers deck, he has to get rid of Jonah before his ship is a wreck, part two.
• 474, 475 - Note - the Jonah strip does not appear in these issues.
• 476 - The fates are against him, it's not very nice - Jasper's the first skipper that Jonah's sunk twice. Jasper McGrab, part three.
• 477 - Poor Jasper McGrab's the most miserable of men - Jonah has struck and wrecked him again, part four.
• 478 - The crew are on the lookout for our chum - they should look behind!
• 479 - Note - the Jonah strip does not appear in this issue.
• 480 - The plant that grew and grew and grew, till it did away with the ship and the crew, part two.
• 481 - Jonah 'Drake' was in control, but he shouldn't have fired this cannon-bowl.
• 483 - Jonah's job is to sink one solitary hulk, but he works so much better when he's sinking ships in bulk!
• 484 - Jonah helps a speedboat to break the world water-speed record, on dry land!
• 485 - Fifty miles from the nearest sea, Basil thought his ship as safe as can be, but he didn't know our Jonah.
• 487 - The work of art that tore a ship apart.
• 488 - They thought he was a normal member of the human race - till he lifted his hat and they saw that face.
• 489 - Jonah comes bouncing back on deck and seconds later, the boat's a wreck.
• 490 - Cortez the bandit has made a rich catch, he thinks - but who's going to pay 500 dollar's for Jonah the Jinx?
• 491 - Colonel Grenade - what a fella - he charges the bandits with only a rolled up umbrella.
• 493 - The captain shouts to the engineer - but there are beans in his ears and he can't hear!
• 509 - The Skipper's hopes of promotion rose when he saw our nautical clown - but he went up while his ship went down!
• 513 - Captain Jitters' direst nightmare has just come true - he's left alone on the "Jonah Hunter" with you-know-who.
• 514 - The Jonah Victims' Society have got the score all wrong - it's a lamant they should be singing - not a victory song! Part three.
• 515 - Well "oil" be blowed - a tanker's k.o'd! (Dan Doyle, fearless alligator hunter).
• 516 - The biggest shipping disaster that's ever been and all because of Jonah and his wee submarine.
• 517 - The gallant old 'bulldog' is safe or so the tenth sea lord thinks - but not even stout oaken decks can thwart Jonah the Jinx.
• 518 - Jonah canna sink it while it's in dry dock! Foolish words that'll never be forgotten by poor old Jock!
• 519 - The 'Happy Aggie' is blown to smithereens - by Jonah's kingsize tin of beans!
• 522 - Jonah plays the part of a Roman slave - so down goes the gallery to a watery grave.
• 523 - When Jonah gets down to work, he's never ever petty - so down goes a gondola in an enormous sea of spaghetti! (Venice).
• 524 - McNoodle's safe upon the poop - till down falls two-ton gluggle loop.
• 525 - It's a horrible fate for the Sloshton rowing eight! (Also chased by a bull).
• 526 - The skipper must be going mad - Jonah is his favourite lad!
• 527 - Jonah's the boy, praised the skipper, Jonah's just great - but that was before our seagoon got abroad the skate.
• 528 - He flies through the air with the greatest of ease - he's our ship-sinking scourge of the seven seas.
• 529 - Note - the Jonah strip does not appear in this issue.
• 534 - Jonah says he's innocent but the editor know's he's not - no one else can sink ships like our sea - going clot!
• 535 - Jonah excels himself, he really does his stuff when he sinks the S.S. Crayfish - in a sea of Plum Duff.
• 536 - Jonah's his name - disaster's his game.
• 537 - Walking down the Golden Mile, you'd fairly get a fright - it's full of Blackpool people shining brightly through the night! (Sid Floggit).
• 538 - Dopy Mick - part one.
• 539 - Dopy Mick - part two.
• 540 - Dopy Mick - part three.
• 541 - Jonah 1653AD - After years of toil, ye old 'Prince Royal' floats proudly upon the main - but, believe it or not, ye horrid clotte sends it right back down again.
• 542 - No episode?
• 543 - Der Barge - men on der Danube are feeling oh so - blue - they've just had a fleeting visit from you know who!
• 544 - Don't be a donkey, Admiral lad, better to be wise - that guy 'ain't no flunkey, he's Jonah in disguise.
• 545 - Pardon me, Admiral - but the ship hath been blown in twain!, says the jinx of the seven seas - and he's done it again.
• 546 - It's another astonishing record for our ship - Sinking clown - even in the dead sea, an Arab dhow goes dhown.
• 547 - The Vikings rowed across the sea to seek out Englands pleasant shore. The visit was to have been friendly - but it ain't friendly anymore!
• 548 - Sea Serpent/old coaster, 'Calamity'.
• 549 - The captain of the coaster is fairly going crackers, he's said goodbye to his ship and 50,000 smackers.
• 550 - They said it was impossible, but little did they know it takes a genius jinx like Jonah to sink a boat show.
• 551 - It was a sleepy little harbour and had never seen a wreck - till the skipper of the "Puffer" got hot chestnuts on his neck!
• 552 - They're the bravest of the brave and know no fear. So why are they quaking? Yes, Jonah's here.
• 553 - The crew are in for a nasty surprise - it really is Jonah at the wheel, not Bert Blunt in disguise!
• 554 - Glug, glug the S.S. Luxurious, worth 30m. the most expensive sinking job that even Jonah ever did.
• 555 - At last the Navy is forced to recognise the bitter bit - there just ain't no defence against our nautical nit! (Training-ship "Wooden Walls").
• 556 - When they built the stately home of Nuttley Castle, they expected it to stay for good - they never thought anyone could sink a castle but Jonah could!
• 557 - Sinking a ship is as easy as falling off a log. Especially if your name is Jonah and you're the other Jonah's dog!
• 559 - The shipboard rats would rather swim - when the dreaded cry goes forth, "it's him!"
• 560 - The hungry hounds of seaport ain't never had it so good - when the 'Saucy Sue' blew, it started raining dog food).
• 561 - 'Fetch it, boy' and 'hup you go' - sends two fine ships to their doom below.
• 562 - It's strange and black and 'orrible is the ghost of which sailors talk - but it wasn't a ghost, it was Jonah, who made that dreaded midnight walk!
• 563 - It isn't right, it isn't fair - he's even sunk a polar bear!
• 564 - Life is hard and the outlook's grim - how is the crew going to get rid of 'im?
• 566 - Ship-owners of the world unite - in a bid to rid the seas of their one deadly blight!
• 572 - Jonah falls heir to a lobster boat - but, like the others, it can't stay afloat! (Leopold the lobster).
• 573 - Black magic torments our nautical clown - but Jonah won't take it "lion" down! (Jomo, the Witch Doctor).
• 574 - The crew of "S.S. Content" now know what is meant - when people talk of an acciDENT! (Felix, the ship's cat).
• 583 - Note - the Jonah strip does not appear in this issue.
• 585 - Oh what a stupid, ridiculous thing to say - he's just signed on Jonah and called it "My lucky day"! (Jonah the dim-witted dog).
• 599 - Prepare to shed tears for the poor old "Saucy Sue" - it just has to be her last voyage - Jonah's the crew! (Fred Fatworth).
• 603 - Fearless Buster McGrew knew no fear - till suddenly he realised Jonah's here!
• 621 - A new tug sinks - Thanks to Jonah and Jinx!
• 622 - You can be sure of one thing - the survivors didn't come to hear Jonah sing! (also featuring Jinx).

• 400 - 407 (1st series).
• 572 - 583 (2nd series).

• 51 - 55.

200 - 209.

(Note this series is based on the American TV series of the same name).
• 192 – 215?

126 – 135 (first series)
• 223 – 234 (second series)

200 - 208.

254 - 260 (first series)
• 296 - 303 (second series)

16 - ?

• see also V for Vengeance heading.
• 213 - ?.

88 – 100

• 116 House of Horrors (a complete one story issue).
• 123 The Hoodoo Horse Never Won (a complete one story issue; final story?).

411 - 425.

• 584 - 591

• ? - 546.

328 - 341 (first series).
• ? - 415 (second series).

? - 372.

• Osibisa.

224 - 233.

28 - 33.

449 - 456.

1 - 6

48 - 55.

46 - 55.

2 - 15.

391 - 408.

? - 455.

161 - 172.

• 96 - 105 (first series; U.K.; artist Sutherland).
• 261? - 269 (second series; America; artist (J)).

• 562 - ?

• 153 to 167

419 - 426.

52? - 64.

268 - 285.

Phantom Fliers (series; WW2 RAF)
• Vengeance of the Snow Wolf

51 – 61?

344 - 351.

297 – 311? (first series)
• 392 – 403? (second series)

135 - 146.

34 - 45.

334 - 336, no episodes in 337, 338, 339, 340 -346?.

106 - 115.

• 284; 285; 288; 289; 290; 291; 293; 294; 295; 298; 299; 300; 302; 305; 308; 310; 311; 312; 322.

• see
• Barefoot Detective (series character; Australian Aboriginal character Brutus Brown).
• Bee For Barmy (series character; text).
• Bent Copper, The (series character).
• Big Palooka, The (series character).
• Inspector Jellicoe’s Case-book (series character; humour).
• January, Captain (series; WW2 Royal Military Police).
• Mountie Muldoon (series character; humour; R.C.M.P.).
• One Man on a Camel (series character; colonial policeman in North Africa).
• Sergeant Sixty (series character; Sci-fi).
• Skeletons Rode By Night, The (Georgian Britain; Bow Street Runner; complete story).
• Spring-Heeled Jackson (series character; adventure; Victorian age;).
• Stand Back – A Crook’s Gonna Burst! (complete one issue story).
• Tehrune, Paul (series character; text; police/private investigator).
• Vengeance on Four Legs (series character; text; featuring Chum, the Alsatian Dog).

• Baldry, Long John 488.
• Bardy, David 484.
• Blue, Barry 547.
• Bolan, Marc 485.
• Campbell, Glen (singer) 516.
• Cash, Johnny 466.
• Cassidy, David (singer) 483.
• Como, Perry (singer) 542.
• Cook, Roger 532.
• Crease, Tony Pipe-Major (Army bagpipe player) 471.
• Crowther, Leslie (comedian) 473.
• Daltrey, Roger (singer) 522.
• Diamond, Neil (singer) 487.
• Dunn, Cliver (actor) 477.
• Eastwood, Clint (actor) 478.
• Essex, David (singer) 545.
• Everett, Kenny (comedian) 519.
• Ferry, Bryan (singer) 517.
• Gallagher, Rory 562
• Goodwin, Ken (comedian) 467.
• Gray, Les (singer of the pop group Mud) 528.
• Henry, Stuart 543.
• Hunter, Ian (singer of the pop group Mott the Hoople) 533.
• Jackson, Michael (singer) 493.
• Jones, Jack (singer) 541.
• Kristofferson, Kris 524.
• Lea, Jim 554.
• Lewis, Ian 479.
• Lulu (singer) 561.
• McCafferty, Dan 564.
• McCartney, Paul (singer) 489.
• McLure, Doug (actor) 472.
• McQueen, Steve (actor) 470.
• Nash, Johnny 530.
• Noonan, Mel 480.
• O'Sullivan, Gilbert 481.
• Oddie, Bill (comedian) 544.
• Oliver, Peter 552.
• Orlando, Tony 546.
• Osmond, Wayne (singer) 490.
• Poole, Glyn (singer) 540.
• Powell, Don (singer from the Nazareth) 550.
• Presley, Evis (singer) 469.
• Richard, Cliff (singer) 476.
• Rossi, Francis 521.
• Simon, Paul (singer) 518.
• Skellern, Peter (singer) 491.
• Stardust, Alvin (singer) 549.
• Starr, Ringo (singer) 556.
• Stewart, Eric 535.
• Tucker, Mick 563.
• Turner, Simon 560.
• Wakeman, Rick 520.
• Ward, Clifford T. 527.
• Wogan, Terry (radio disc jockey) 513.
• Williams, Charlie (comedian) 475.
• Zappa, Frank (singer) 526.

• see also Deeds of Glory and factual sections.
• 22 Scarlet Jacket of Badajoz, The (Redcoat of Lieutenant MacPherson, 45th Shrewood Foresters; artist not known).

281 - 288.

• 295 - ? (first series).
• ? - 400 (second series?).
• 406; 407 (complete story each issue, not part of the main series).

• 1 - Twisty (sport; football; featuring Twisty Lunnan; re-printed from the Bullet, issues 1 - 20, 1976; artist Barrie Mitchell).
• 2 - Tough of the Track (sport; athletics; featuring Alf Tupper; re-printed from the Victor, issues ? - ?; artist Sutherland?).
• 3 - Morgyn the Mighty (adventure; featuring Morgyn the Mighty; re-printed from the Victor, issues ? - ?; artist ?).
• 4 - Sniper (WW2 army; featuring Sniper Kelly; from the Warlord comic, issues 155 - 171, 1977; artist Carlos Cruz).
• 5 - Midge Miller - the original six stone weakling re-printed from the Bullet comic, issues 17 - 25, 28 - 30; 47 - 49, 52 - 57, 55 - 57; artist not known).
• 6 - Cast-Iron Bill (sport; football; featuring 'Cast Iron' Bill Steele; re-printed from the Wizard comic, issues ? - ?, 1973).
• 7 - Killer Kane (WW2 RAF; featuring Pilot Officer 'Killer' Kane; re-printed from Warlord comic, issues 89 - 100, 1976; artist not known; cover artist Kennedy).
• 8 - They Can't Tame Tasker (sport; boxing; featuring Alf Tasker; re-printed from the Bullet comic, issues 58 - 72, 1977; artist not known).
• 9 - Terror in the Tall Tower (adventure; featuring Don Ballard; re-printed from the Wizard comic, issues 28 - ?, 1975; artist Denis McLoughlin; cover artist Kennedy).
• 10 - Killer Kennedy (WW2 RN; featuring Lieutenant-Commander Killer Kennedy; Sub-Lieutenant Bill Doyle; from the Victor comic; artist Vicente Ibáńez Sanchis; cover artist Gordon Livingstone; re-printing Killer Kenndy's Rag-Tag Navy (issues 557 - 574).
• 11 - The Smasher (adventure; featuring Red Raglan; Ferret; Doctor Doom; re-printed from the Bullet, issues 61 - 62; 68 - 72; 90 - 101, 1977/78; artist Terry Patrick; cover artist Ian Kennedy).
• 12 - Braddock and the Flying Tigers (WW2 RAF; featuring Sergeants Braddock and Bourne; re-printed from the Victor, issues 98 - 124; artist Shone; cover artist Kennedy).
• 13 - The Frozen Man on the Mountain (secret service; featuring Jake Jeffords, British agent of Dept. X; re-printed from the Wizard comic; artist Denis McLoughlin; cover artist Kennedy; original strip title - The Frozen Man).
• 14 - Morgyn the Mighty (adventure; featuring Morgyn the Mighty; re-printed from the Victor comic, issues ? - ?; artist Kearon?; cover artist Kennedy).
• 15 - Cast-Iron Bill (sport; football; featuring 'Cast-Iron' Bill Steele; re-printed from the Wizard comic, issues ? - ?; artist not known).
• 16 - Tiger McTaggart (WW2 Army, Crete; featuring Sergeant 'Tiger' McTaggart; re-printed from the Wizard comic, issues ? - ?, 1973; artist Kennedy; cover artist Kennedy).
• 17 - The Secret of Black Island (secret service; featuring Jake Jeffords, British agent of Dept. X; reprinted from the Wizard comic; artist Denis McLoughlin; cover artist Kennedy; original strip title - Sign of the Shark).
• 18 - That Mascot Called Monty (sport; football; featuring Bernard Briggs; re-printed from the Hotspur comic, issues ? - ?, 1976; artist Marti?; cover artist Kennedy).
• 19 - Braddock of the Rocket Squadron (WW2 RAF; featuring Sergeants Braddock and Bourne; re-printed from the Victor comic, issues 362 - 380; artist Shone).
• 20 - The Black Sapper (Britain invaded adventure; featuring the Black Sapper; re-printed from the Hotspur comic, issues ? - ?, 1971; artist Terry Patrick).
• 21 - Run Paul Run (19th Century American West; featuring Paul Emmett; re-printed from the Wizard comic, issues ? - ?, 1973; artist not known; cover artist Kennedy).
• 22 - The Tough of the Track (sport; athletics; featuring Alf Tupper; re-printed from the Victor comic, issues 71 - 92; artist Sutherland).
• 23 - Dozy Danny (sport; football; featuring Dozy Danny; re-printed from the Hotspur comic, issues ? - ?; artist not known).
• 24 - Flying Fury (WW2 RAF; featuring Sergeant Fury; re-printed from the Hotspur comic, issues ? - ?; artist Ron Smith; cover artist not known).
• 25 - The Blitz Kid (WW2 Home Front; sport; football; featuring Arnold Tabbs; re-printed from the Hornet comic; issues 123 - ?; artist Giralt).
• 26 - Death Rider (sport; motor-cycling; featuring Bernard Briggs; re-printed from the Hornet comic; issues ? - ?; artist not known).
• 27 - V for Vengeance (WW2 Resistance; featuring Alymar Gregson; The Deathless Men, known as Jack, followed by a number for example, Jack Ten; re-printed from the Hornet comic, issues ? - ?; artist Philpotts; cover artist not known).
• 28 - Cast, Hook and Strike (sport; fishing; featuring Joe Dodds; Ernie Dodds; re-printed from the Hornet comic; issues ? - ?; artist Sutherland; cover artist not known).
• 29 - Braddock of Bomber Command (WW2 RAF; featuring Sergeants Braddock and Bourne; re-printed from the Victor comic, issues 1 - 28; artist Shone; cover artist Kennedy).
• 30 - Eleven Little Soccer Boys (sport; football; featuring Danny Hawke; re-printed from the Hornet comic, issues 273 - 292; artist Marti; cover artist Kennedy).

• 488 - 499

366 - 375.

• see V for Vengeance.

160 - 170.

starts prior to 396?; no episode in 397; 398; 399; 402; 404; 406 - 408; 410; 415.

475 - ?

293 – ?

• 540 - 545.

• 56 – 61.

• 21 Dawson in the Team, A (Terry Dawson, his father's football reputation hanging over him, affecting his play).
• 20 Hoodoo on Number Nine, The (striker Larry Richards cursed by a gipsy).
• ? Famous Five, The (story set in 1913 to 1914; artist not known).
• 120 Leather Lungs Larkin (story set in the 1960's featuring Sam Larkin, supporter of the Hawks and his son Billy Larkin, centre forward artist not known.

• ? - ?

? - 399.

14 - ?

44? - ?

? - 386.

281 - 292.

• Army of the Flames, The (series characters; United Nations space test pilot).
• Day of the Dragons (series).
• Experiment X (series characters; text).
• Floating Thing, The (series character; text; Merchant Navy).
• Full Speed Ahead to the Worlds of Fear (series characters).
• March of the Bronze Men (series character; humour).
• Men Beneath the Ice, The (series).
• No Return From Zorun (series).
• Red Dust of Derza (series).
• Sergeant Sixty (series; police).
• Shark Squad (series).
• Sign of the Clutching Hands (series).
• Terror Mountain (series; dinosaurs).
• War of the Wasps (series).

"G" of the Secret Service (series character).
• John Rayder.
• Limping Man, The (series character).
• Man Who Knew Too Much, The (WW2 British Intelligence rescuing of British Officer from German POW camp; complete story).
• Operation Pound-note (WW2 British Intelligence blowing up of forged British pound notes; complete story).
• Seven Scarlet Tigers (series character).
• Suitcase of Secrets, The (complete story).
• Sign of the fifth Dagger (series character).
• Spy in the Suitcase, The (series character).
• Twelve Days to Save Britain (series character).
• V for Vengeance (series character).
• Voice With Wings, The (series characters; story set in a contemporary setting).
• Volts of Vengeance (wW2; series character).
• Watcher, The (series character).

• 67 - 75.

66

286 - 292 (first series).
• 427 - 438 (second series).

91 - 98.

? - 198.

270 - 279.

45 - 55.

289 - ?

• 506 - 516

485 - ?

345 - 357.

98 – 107.

Note:- Stories about Slade also appeared in The Victor. see the entry in The Victor.
• 1 - 19.

• see also Tabbs, Arnold
• ? - 29 It's Goals That Count (text; artist not known).
• 65 – 73 (artist unknown; featuring Arnold Tabbs; Chidsea)
• 74 – 81 (artist unknown, different to above; featuring Arnold Tabbs; Manningford City) RP 454 - 462.
• 86 – 101 (Smith player/manager Third Diversion Kingsbury Rovers; featuring Arnold Tabbs; artist Joan Giralt) RP 463 - 479.
• 104 - 115 It' Goals That Count. (artist unknown; featuring Arnold Tabbs; Redburn Rovers)
• 118 - ?
• 173 - ?
• 482 - ? RP. (It' Goals That Count).

• 361 - 372 (first series).
• 390 - 401 (second series).

• Abdul the Terrible (series character; wrestling; humour).
• Bailey Mends Broken Men (series characters; football).
• Ball of Fire (series; football).
• Black Streak (series; motorbike speed racing).
• Brain Behind the Boxer (series characters; boxing).
• Briggs, Bernard (series character, various sports).
• Blitz Kid, The (series character; football).
• camp of Broken Men (series character; ?).
• Cast, Hook and Strike (series characters; fishing).
• Champion Nobody Knew, The (series character; boxing).
• Dopey Dan (series character; text; humour) see Dopey Dan.
• Eleven Little Soccer Boys (series characters; sport).
• Fielding That Counts, It’s (series; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It’s.
• Fifth Wicket Foster (series characters; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It’s.
• Five Tough Tests for ‘Lofty’ Foster (series characters; athletics).
• Friendly Flyer, The (series characters; athletics).
• Goalie Clinic (series; football).
• Goals No One Cheered (series; football).
• Goals That Count, It’s (series; football)see Smith, Nick.
• Golden Blades, The (series character; ice skating; Canada; text).
• Grant at Happy Valley (series character; boxing).
• Haddie (series character; football).
• Hitter From The Hills (series character; cricket).
• Hurricane hutch (series character; football).
• Incredible Manny Kritch, The (series; football).
• Island of Lost Champions (series; athletics).
• Miracle Man From Mars (series character; athletics).
• Mister Frozen Face (series characters; motorbike racing).
• Moorak, the Little Racer (series, pony trotting).
• Mudplugger, The (series character; motor-cycle racing).
• Mudtown Marvels, The (series characters; football).
• Muscles Malone (series character; wrestling).
• Nameless One, The (series; cricket).
• Never Hits Sixes Now, He (series; cricket).
• Nightingale Nobbs (series character; wrestling).
• Ninety-Minute Nelsons, The (series character; football).
• No Game for Jimmy (series character; football).
• Runs That Count, It’s (series characters; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It's.
• Scarlet Hawks, Stories of the (football; each story is a complete episode).
• Shining Fist, The (series characters; boxing).
• Silent Rock (series character; boxing/wrestling).
• Smith, Nick (series character; football).
• Still - it's Cricket! (series characters; cricket; English cricket team touring Australia, 1861).
• Striker Kirby's Kid (series character; football).
• Swim, Jim, Swim (series character; swimming).
• Tabbs, Arnold (series character; football).
• Team From Terror Camp 13 (series characters; sport; football).
• Team From Trisidium, The (series character; football).
• Tough Tests of 'Lofty' Foster (series character; athletics).
• Ugg (series character; wrestling).
• Wickets That Count, It’s (series; cricket).
• Wilson, William (series character; any sport, Wilson seems to have participated and been an expert of all sports!)
• Wonder From Winter Island, The (series; football).
• Wonder of the Western Isles (series; football).

• Best, George (footballer, Manchester United/N. Ireland) 90.
• Bremner, Billy (footballer, Leeds United/Scotland) 197.
• Byrne, Johnny (footballer, West Ham/England) 65.
• Brabham, Jack (Australian motor racing driver) 177.
• Charlton, Jack (footballer, Leeds United/England) 92.
• Close, Brian (cricketer, Yorkshire/England 94.
• Cowdrey, Colin (cricketer, Kent/England) 45.
• Crossan, Johnny (footballer, Sunderland and Ireland) 61.
• Dougan, Derek (footballer, Wolverhampton/Ireland) 210.
• Eastham, George (footballer, Arsenal/England) 62.
• Gilzean, Alan (footballer, Spurs/Scotland) 91.
• Hill, Graham (British motor racing driver) 93.
• McNeil, Billy (footballer, Celtic/Scotland) 63.
• O'Neill, Norman (cricketer, New South Wales/Australia) 48.
• Simpson, Bobby (cricketer, New South Wales/Australia) 46.
• Simpson, Ronnie (footballer, Celtic/Scotland) 201.
• Smith, Mike (cricketer, Warwickshire/England) 96.
• Parks, Jim (cricketer, Sussex/England) 98.
• Surtees, John (motor sport) 51.
• Venables, Terry (footballer, Chelsea/England) 71.
• Walker, Billy (boxing) 70.
• Wilson, Bobby (tennis) 44.
• Yeats, Ron (football, Liverpool/Scotland) 84.

• Amazing Grace (the story about the song; artist Sturrock) 477.
• Aspel, Michael (newsreader, presenter; artist Sturrock?) 542.
• Bee Gees (pop group; artist not known) 488.
• Chisholm, George (artist Sturrock?) 489.
• Corbett, Ronnie (comedian; artist not known) 526.
• Crowther, Leslie (comedian; artist not known) 527.
• Curtis, Tony (American actor; artist Carrion?) 467.
• Dale, Jim (comedian; artist not known) 534.
• Dawson, Les (comedian; artist not known) 517.
• Dodd, Ken (British comedian; artist Vandeput 466.
• Donovan (artist not known) 487.
• Emery, Dick (comedian; artist Kearon?) 491.
• Harris, Rolf (Australian singer, painter, entertainer; artist Carrion?) 475.
• Hill, Benny (British comedian; artist Sturrock) 479.
• Hollies, The (pop group; artist not known) 490.
• Humperdinck, Englebert (singer; artist carrion?) 480.
• Jackson, Michael (singer; artist not known) 519.
• John, Elton (British singer; artist Vandeput) 478.
• Kinks, The (British comedians; artist Carrion?) 483.
• Lewis, Stephen (artist not known) 531.
• McCallum, David (title - Two From Colditz; artist not known) 559.
• Man, Manfred (Jazz player; artist not known) 541.
• Moore, Roger (British actor; artist Vandeput) 471.
• Noakes, John (T.V. presenter; artist not known) 524.
• O'Connor, Des (singer; presenter; artist not known) 493.
• Osmond, Donny (singer; artist not known) 530.
• Pertwee, Jon (British actor; artist Carrion?) 481.
• Presley, Elvis (singer; actor; artist not known) 533.
• Rolling Stones, The (singing group; artist Carrion) 484.
• Secombe, Harry (British comedian, actor; artist not known) 469.
• Spinners, The (pop group; artist 'Forty Monkeys on my Back?) 546.
• Stevens, Cat (singer; Carrion?) 485.
• Stewart, Ed (British Radio D.J.; artist Kearon?) 470.
• Stewart, Rod (British singer; artist Carrion?) 473.
• Valentine, Anthony (title - Two From Colditz; artist not known) 559.
• Varney, Reg (British comedy actor, artist Carrion?) 476.
• Vaughan, Norman (British comedian, actor; artist Carrion?) 472.
• Whitman, Slim (singer; artist not known) 557.
• Williams, Charlie (comedian; artist Philpotts) 520.
• Wood, roy (artist not known) 516.
• Yarwood, Mike (comedian; artist not known) 518.

Starts prior to 621 - finishes after 626.

• 73 - 85.
• RP 623 - 635.

• 25 – 41 (first series).
• 370 - 377 (second series; hunting for German V flying bomb bases).

68.

98 - ?

46 - 52.

400?

• 11 - 22 RP 432 - ?.
• 62 – 76?
• 116 – ? (searching for a solid gold statue)
• 353 - 361 (Swamp Rat and the Men of Stone; Swamp Rat's adventures as a boy; artist not known).

22 - 33.

? - 398.

363 - 372.

26 – 36

• 293 - 306 (first series artist Joan Giralt).
• 621 - finishes after 634 (second series artist not known).

• 394 - 402.

195 - ?.

101 - 109.

• 517 - 525

• Bee For Barmy (series character; police).
• Bee Man, The (John Saxon; series character).
• Bluff's our Business (series characters; WW2).
• Dopey Dan (series character; sport; humour).
• Experiment X (series characters; sci-fi).
• Floating Thing, The (series character; sci-fi; Merchant Navy).
• Golden Blades, The (series character; sport; ice skating).
• Gunless Sheriff of Shotgun Gulch (series character; western).
• Island in the U-Boat Alley, The (series character; WW2 RN; giant monster).
• It's Goals That Count (series character; sport; football) see Smith, Nick.
• King of the Eagles (series character; hunting; Canada).
• Mr. X (series character; adventure/crime).
• Miracle Man From Mars (series character).
• Red Jester, The (series character; set during the reign of Henry V).
• Runs That Count, It's (series character; sport; cricket) see Wickets That Count, It's.
• Singing Knife Man, The (series character; text; western).
• Tehrune, Paul (series character; private detective, present day).
• V for Vengeance (series characters; WW2 European based Resistence; note - also appeared as picture stories).
• Vengeance with a Smile (Inspector Peter Dibben investigating mysterious deaths by an ancient Egyptian Mummy).
• When Santa Claus Wore Tusks (adventure; rescuing of elephants from a burning circus; complete story).

62 - 71 Circus of Sudden Death
• 88 – 97 The Unseen Stranger.
• 124 – 131 Who Killed the Handcuff King?
• 141? – 150?
• 166 – 171 Paul Tehrune in Queer Town.
• 174 – 179? Beware of the Black Terror.
• 247 – 248?
• 278 – 277? The 'Tec on the Whisperer's Tail.
• 282 (continuation of story above?)

630 - ?

101 – 113.

? - 236.

• Starts 465, 491, 499, 512, 516 - 525.
• 622 complete story.

• 574 - 561.

• 552 - ?

• 37 – 44 (first series) RP 467 - 474.
• 120 - ?

• 98 – 109 (first series; picture story).
• 123 - ? (second series).
• 180 - ? (third series).
• 213 - ?. (title - 'M' Marks the Spot).
• 286 - 297 (title - Voice of Berlin; text).
• 309 - 323 Deathless Men Strike Again. (capturing, killing of Nazi criminals after WW2).
• 419 - 426 (artist not known).
• a series from this strip RP and collected as Red Dagger issue 27.

• 518 - 523.

• 148 to 159.

starts prior to 340 - 344.

? - 386.

313 - ?

• 419 to 428

• 42 – 53.

358 - 363.

• Buffalo Boy (series character).
• Duel In Dixon City (complete story).
• Duels of Lucky Loder (series character).
• Galloping Ghost, The (series characters).
• Gunless Sheriff of Shotgun Gulch (series character; text).
• Kid Coyote (series characters).
• Laramie (series characters).
• Law of the Lash, The (series characters).
• Lost Gold of the Haunted Canyons, The (series characters).
• Man's a Marvel, The (series character).
• Man Who Couldn't Die!, The (series character).
• Mighty Mouth! (series character; humour).
• Saddle Tramp (series characters; humour).
• Singing Knife-Man, The (series character; text).
• Slade of the Pony Express (series character).
• Thirteen Knots in a Golden Cord (series characters; S. American western).
• We Always Deliver (series characters).
• You Can't Drink Gold Dust! (western 1960's; complete story).
• see also Complete stories heading.

54.

Note - series characters from this series, Rob Higson and Bert Bunting also appeared in the 'Wilson Did It' strip.
• 39 - ? It's Runs That Count (text).
• 87 – 97.
• 141 - 151 The Nameless One (featuring Rob Higson; Len Hamlet; Lord Grimston, Highshire Chairman; Albert Dawkins, an enquiry agent).
• Runs That Count, It’s (featuring Rob Higson; Bert Bunting, Len Hamlet, Highshire County Cricket Club).
• ? - 254 Fifth Wicket Foster (featuring Rob Higson, ).
• 342 - 351 It's Fielding That Counts.

• 528 - ?

• 53 - 79 (first series) Truth About Wilson, The.
• 75 – 94/95? (second series) Further Truth About Wilson (story about Wilson ’s younger years).
• 119 - ? (third series) Has Wilson Come Back? (1941, Wilson calling himself Corp. Green).
• 180 - ? Wilson and the Ship of Shivers (1951, Wilson on an artifical ice floe turned into an aircraft carrier).
• ? - 212 It’s Wilson Again.
• ? - 256 Wilson Did It (features Rob Higson and Bert Bunting).
• ? - 380 Wilson - Trainer of Champions (artist ?).
• 408 - 416 Wilson - The Ageless Athlete (1952).
• 471 - 481 The Great Wilson (Wilson poses as Dr. Martin Roberts).

17 - 33.

• Campbell of the Camels (series character; WW1 Army).
• Dandy of the Death's Head Hussars (series characters; Amrmoured cars).
• Diggers Were There, The (series characters; Aussies; Army; note - same characters also appeared in WW2).
• Eagles of Kambut (series character).
• Monsters of No Man’s Land (series characters; tanks).
• One-Legged Crow (series characters; World War One, RFC).
• One Year to Live (series characters; WW1 RN).
• Todger the Dodger (series; Army).
• see also Complete stories heading.

Blazing Ace of Space, The (series, RAF).
• Bluff's our Business (series characters; WW2; text).
• Captain January (series; police).
• Case for Sergeant Morgan, A (series; Military Police; Sergeant Morgan investigating unexplainable events on the battlefield).
• Cat's Eyes Cooney (complete story; RAF; use of experimental Radar Beaufighter).
• Coonskin Grenadier (WW2 Army; series characters; humour).
• Deep Sea Commandos (series; RN).
• Dexter of Squad 'D' (series; Royal Engineers).
• Diggers Were There, The (Aussies; Army; note - same characters also appeared in a series set in WW1).
• Dolphin Patrol (series character; Civilian; Pacific Ocean).
• Driver, Tom Leading Seaman (series characters; RN; true stories?).
• Flynn of the Flying Doctors (Italy and Far East; series character; humour).
• Flying Tiger, The (series; RAF).
• Force Viper (series; Army; Far East).
• Fuzzy Wuzzy Phantoms, The (Army).
• Gibson of the Guns (series; Army).
• Hank the Yank (series; Army; humour).
• Hurricane Commando, The (RAF; series characters).
• January, Captain (series; Royal Military Police).
• Limping Man, The (series; Secret service).
• Lion With Wings, The (series; Army Gilders).
• McGraw’s Marauders (Army Far East).
• Marmadukes Commandos (series; Army; humorous).
• Mosquito Had Too Many Secrets, The (WW2 RAF; complete story; Destruction of shot down Mosquito over France; Mike Bailey; artist not known) see Complete Stories.
• One Pip Wonder (series character; Army 1944).
• Phantom Fliers (series; RAF Norway).
• Prisoner of the Rock, The (WW2 mining adventure).
• Private War of Percy Potter (series; Army).
• Raiders of Wreck 16 (series; RN).
• Rifleman of the Rocks (series; Far East; Rifleman surviving behind enemy lines).
• Run Away Robinson (civilian series).
• Sampson the Signaller (series; Army).
• Shadow ship of Valetta (series; RN).
• Sky Soldiers (series character; Parachute Regiment).
• Special Squad (series; Army; Far East).
• Squadron X (series; RAF).
• Special Squad (Army).
• Spy in the Suitcase, The (series; Secret Service).
• Swamp Rat, The (series character; Coastal service)
• Twelve Days to Save Britain (series; secret service).
• V for Vengeance (series; Resistance).
• Vengeance of the Snow Wolf (series; Norwegian Commandos).
• Volts of Vengeance (British Secret Service).
• Watcher, The (series character; Secret Service).
• William Welkins War (series character; Army).
• see also Complete stories heading.

110 - ?

• 384; no story in issue 385; 386.