The Victor Index

Note, if you are searching for a subject heading place an '#' after the first word to aid searching. For example, Artists# or Military# and so on. For World War One and Two stories, type World War One# and World War Two#.

(Note I have now also added a '#' after each letter for example, A#, B# and so on, to assist with searching.)

If your looking for a particular artist, look under the artist heading. For those wanting to know more about various artists, please check, Artist Identify page.

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.

Finally, I should point out that some of the artist's information below has been identified by Ray Moore via the Comics UK Forum. In particular the artists for the Morgyn the Mighty strip (which will be added shortly) and some of the humorous strips. Thank you.

Glossary

• ? - ?.
• S1974.

• Black Knights, The (series characters).
• Boyes, Johnny (series character; trader and King of Kikuju Tribe, Kenya).
• Dawson of Dumballa (series characters).
• Lord of the White Highlands (series characters; Kenya).
• March of the Ants, The (series characters; African adventure; text).
• Orchid, Johnny (series character; jungle explorer & safari guide).
• Sands, Saul (series character; jungle explorer & safari guide).
• Sands, Shiwa (series character; jungle explorer & safari guide).
• Trailer Black (series character; jungle explorer & safari guide).

• S1989; S1992.

• 214 - 220 (text stories, titled The Great Alfredo; artist Slim?).
• 708 - 715 (picture stories, based on the text stories).

• see Westerns.
• Building of the Albemarle (American Civil War; true story about the building of the ship).
• Cottrell of the Rangers (series characters; U.S. Park Rangers).
• Duke Farlow : Big Game Fisher (series characters; sport).
• Guns That Won The West (series; western).
• Hounds of the Hunter (series characters; present day hunting, America).
• Johnny Appleseed (series character; American wild West adventure).
• Keepers of the Sun Stone (series characters; S. American Victorian adventure).
• Niagara - Stories of the Famous Falls (series; adventure; complete story each issue).
• Ranger! (series character; WW2 Army).
• Rebel of the Iron Road (series characters; revolution in S. America).
• Rifle and The Rod (series characters; journalist).
• Roll-Along Logans, The (series characters; show business family wild west adventure).
• Sheriff of Rockabye County (series characters; text).
• Snowshoe Thomson (series character; U.S. mail postman).
• Steamboat Jim (series characters; Mississippi river boat engineer).
• Thrill Seekers, The (series characters; present day adventurers).
• Town Tamers, The (series characters; western).

Alonso, Matias see
• Chained to a Killer! (complete one issue story).
• Charlie and the Bossman? (series character).
• Bugaboo, The Coming of the (series; sci-fi).
• Debt of Honour ? (adventure).
• Elephant Never Forgets, An (WW2 Army; A Task Force with Tusks story; Far East).
  see also Task Force With Tusks (series).

• Escape from the Red Assassin? 1975.
• Fight for the Flag!? (convicts; pirates; 19th Century;).
• Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 Army; sniper).
• Hostage of the Diamond Diggers (adventure; complete story).
• Hunters of the South Seas (Pirates).
• Joe Coleman's Guerrillas (WW2 Army; series).
• Johnny Gurkha (WW2 Army; series).
• Killing of Matt Brady, The (adventure; mid-19th Century Tasmania; complete story).
• Leaping Tiger, The (WW2 Army; series).
• Pirates of the Java Sea? (complete story).
• River Rats, The (WW2 Army; series).
• Rocket Revenge? (Pirates).
• Sands, Shiwa (series character; Africa).
• Secret of Silent River, The? (WW1 Royal Naval Air Service).
• Shot In A Million, A (19th Century Army; Afghanistan).
• Splashdown to Danger (sea adventure).
• Wings of the Legion (series character; Captain Mike Talbot; Escadrille Cherifienne Foreign Legion Air Force; artist Alonso ?).
• Arnau see
  • Cottrell of the Rangers (series characters; present day U.S. Park Rangers).
  • Johnny Orchid (series character; safari guide; Africa).

• Bagnall, C.D. see
  • Alfredo the Great (note - series also published as a text story).
  • Cecil - The Stone Age Scrapper (series character; sport; boxing; humour).
  • Charlie the Tester (series character; Present day Army; humour).
  • Crossing at Diyala, The (WW1 Army; Mesopotamia, March 1917; true front/back cover story; artist Bagnall) 369.
  • Danny Dixon's Crazy Railway (series character).
  • Evans, Commander; Pick, Commander; Gyles, Midshipman (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Feuding Finnegan (series character; adventure).
  • Gun on Four Legs, The (series character; 19th Century North-West India Frontier).
  • Keeper of the Apes (series character).
  • Knox, 2nd Lieut. Cecil L. (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Lord of the Yukon (series character; humour; R.C.M.P.).
  • Moor, 2nd Lieutenant G.R.D.see Military Medal Winners (true stories).
  • Mulveney's Mule (series; North-West Frontier 1930's; humour).
  • Raid on El Wak, The (WW2 Army; front/back cover story).
  • Raid on Zeebrugge, The ? (WW1 RN; series).
  • Slaves of the Evil Eyes (series characters; orphan boys fall under the evil spell of a crooked showman; mid-18th century).
  • Stokehold Joe (series character).
  • Superstitious Sam (series character; sport; boxing).
  • Tubby's Two Ton Terror (WW2 Army; series; humour).

• Bannister, Tom see
  Figaro! (series character; western humour).

• Bevan, see
  • Bishop, Captain T. (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Journey into Danger? (factual series).
  • Mactier, Private R. (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Nasmith, Lieutenant Commander (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Strachan, Lieutenant (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners).

• Bleach, Jim see
  • Gladiators of the Desert (series character; WW2 RAF).
  • Tough of the Track (series character; sport; athletics).

• Carrion, Felix (Spanish artist) see
  • see also the Hornet Index.
  • To the Rescue (WW2 series of complete one-issue stories).
  • Wonder of the Western Isle, The ? (series; sport; football).

• Coleman, Anthony see
  • Bale Out! (complete issue story).
  • Barge That Went to War (WW1 Army; series).
  • Black Flight, The (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Blaker, Major F.G. (V.C.; WW2 Army; factual) see Military Medal Winners.
  • British Battalion, The (front/back true WW2 factual story see Military Medal Winners - Vickers, Captain; Craggs, Sergeant; Graves, Private.
  • Bullet For The Bridge!, A (WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story).
  • Chindit Patrol (WW2 Army; Burma; factual; front/back cover story) see factual articles.
  • Collishaw, Commander Ray (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Connor, Pilot Officer ?(WW2 RAF; factual; front/back story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Cragg of the Wavy Navy (WW1 RN; series).
  • G.I. Joe (WW2 Army pigeon; factual; front/back story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Hannah, Sergeant ?(WW2 RAF; factual; front/back story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Hun's, Revenge, The (WW1 RN; front/back factual cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Maginn, 2nd Lieutenant (D.S.O.; WW1 Army; front/back story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The (WW2 British Prisoner of War camp, Germany).
  • Monster of Loch Neill (series).
  • Rendezvous With Death (WW2 Army; factual; front/back covers story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Roaring Rockets, The (WW2 RN; series characters).
  • Rocket Strike, The (WW2 RN; factual; front/back covers story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Running the Gauntlet (WW2 Army; complete story; 6th June 1944, France).
  • Secrets of Section Six (WW2 Army; series).
  • Seven Days From Derna (WW2 Army; facutal; front/back cover story).
  • Sink the Kaiser! (WW1 RN; factual; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Smasher, The (series; sci-fi; second series title - The Smasher Awakens and third series title - The Smasher Strikes).
  • Terror of the Turks, The (WW1 RFC; 67 Squadron; factual).
  • Duboc, Sergeant (M.M.; WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Victory or Death! (WW2 Army; factual; Greek Sacred Regiment; front/back covers) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Wingless Wonder, The (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Winning of the Winged Dagger, The (present day Army, S.A.S.; series).

• Diaz? (incomplete name for the artist) see
  • Bring-em-Back Boys (WW2 R.A.F.; featuring Sergeant Ted Evans).
  • Bullets of Sniper Dennison (WW2 Army; second series).
  • Dologorodoc! (WW2; front/back cover story)
  • Faraday's Phantoms (WW2 Army; series).
  • Neilson in the Floating Mine (WW2 RN; series character).
  • One Flight Wonder, The (WW2 RAF; artist Diaz; featuring Airman Ted Evans). S1969, col. (first page only).
  • Sands of Sudden Death, The (WW2 Army; series)
  • Suddenly, the Raiders Were There (WW2 Army; series).
  • War of the Second Best Guns, The (WW2 Army; series).

• Farrugia, ‘Harry’ Henricus see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Attack on Marzuk (WW2 Long Range Desert Group) 1967.
  • Battle for the Bridges (WW2 Paratroopers, Arnhem) 1974.
  • Burke of the Outback (Police) 1965.
  • Cornet Carmichael (18th Century India ; Army) 1969.
  • First Cross for South Africa, The (true story, front/back cover, Smythe, Q.G.M. Sergeant V.C.) 106.
  • For You the War is Over! (WW2 RAF; artist Farrugia; complete story; featuring Flight Lieutenant Strever) S1969, col. (first page only).
  • Forgotten Fourteenth, The (WW2 Army).
  • Green Lighting (series characters; sport; motor-racing).
  • Harman, Lance-Corporal (V.C.; true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Harper, Corporal Johnny (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • In the Cannon's Mouth (WW1 Army; Millar; second story).
  • Jailbusters, The (WW2 RAF; jailbreak of prisoners; Group Captain Pickard and Flight-Lieutenant Broadley, navigator; 18th Feb, 1944).
    • S1968, col. (first page only; artist Farrugia).
    • 50 - front/back cover story (artist not known).

  • Jungle Bus, The ? (series characters; holiday coach trip through Africa adventure).
  • Kelliher, Private (V.C.; WW2 Army New Guinea; true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Killing of the Konigsberg (WW1; East Africa ) 1966.
  • Last British Boy in Singapore, The (WW2; series).
  • Man with the Brazen Mask, The (WW1; Mesopotamia, Middle East; Australian Light Horse).
  • Man With The Donkey, The (WW1 Gallipoli; Aussie stretcher-bearer; col) S1970.
  • Men From Camp Z, The (WW2 Army; series).
  • Merville Mission, the (WW2 Army; D-Day; factual) 1968. (note - Kearon drew the same story for a front/back cover of the Victor).
  • Midshipman Doyle (series character) see Kennedy, ‘Killer’ Royal Navy (series character; WW2 RN).
  • Patrol series (WW2).
  • Purple Trumpet, The (series character; adventure).
  • Randle, Captain (V.C.; WW2 Army; Royal Norfolk Regt.; Front/back cover true story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Rattey, Corporal (V.C.; WW2 Australian Army; Front/back cover true story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Sherbrooke, Captain (V.C.; WW2 RN; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Swordmaster, The (series character; 18th Century) 1966.
  • Two Bites at the Cherry (Front/back cover true story; Montanaro, Captain) 222.
  • When the Shot and the Shell Were Flying (WW1; Millar; first story).
  • Winged Messengers of the Secret War (WW2 Belgium resistance) 1972.

• Garcia, Antonio see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Bird Boy. (WW2; series).
  • Morgyn the Mighty (series).
  • Rafferty Plan, The ? (WW2 Army; heist/caper).

• Glen, Jimmy see
  • Puzzle Away a Rainy Day (puzzle page) S1971.

• Horak, Yaroslav see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Johnny Hop (series; police; Australia).

• Kearon, Ted see
  • Countdown to Oblivion? (series; adventure; NATO force vs. terrorists)
  • Deputy of Colorado Springs, The (series; western)?
  • Gardner, Captain (V.C.; WW2 Army; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • They Died at Their Guns (factual; story of 155th Battery of the Royal Artillery fighting the Germans at Sidi Nsir, Tunisia, Feb. 25, 1943).
  • Fastest Gun in the West (western).
  • Fists With No Mercy, The (series character; sport; boxing).
  • Have Plane - Will Fly (series; adventure; pilots for hire).
  • Idaho Kid, The (western)?
  • Illustrious Story, The (WW2 RN; factual; story of HMS Illustrious, aircraft carrier; front/back cover story).
  • Keepers of the Sun Stone (series characters; adventure).
  • Magnus the Muscle Man (series character; sport; weight-lifting).
  • Manxman Returns 1972 (Britain invaded).
  • Merville Battery, The (WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story). Note - Farrugia drew a longer version of this story for a Victor annual.
  • Morgyn The Mighty (series character).
  • Nettleton, Squadron Leader (V.C.; WW2 RAF; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Plymouth Argylls, The (WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story).
  • Rawalpindi Went Down Fighting, The (factual; WW2 RN,; 23rd Nov. 1939; first naval engagement between British auxiliary cruiser and two German pocket battleships; front/back cover story).
  • Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The (series characters; WW2 Army).
  • Snowshoe Thompson? (series character).
  • Strong of 'J' Branch? (series; secret service).
  • Tests and Trials of Johnny Drew (series character; school boy adventures).
  • Thief of Twala, The (adventure; African Desert).
  • Will O' the Whistle? (series; sci-fi; Britain invaded).

• Kennedy, Ian (Victor annual/Summer Special cover artist, note all covers in colour) 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 (front covers only), 1981, 1982 1983 ?
  • S1975, cover; S1979, (cover);S1980, (cover); S1982, (cover);
  • Phantom of the Fighting Fifth (WW2 5th Hussars, Crete; the same series, but drawn for the Wizard not the Victor.

• Macabich i Potau, Jordi
  • Town Tamers, The (series characters; western).

• Mainwaring, Bill see
  • Front cover S1971.
  • Smash and Grab! (WW2 Commandos; complete story).

• Marie, Jean see
  • Building of the Albemarle (series; American Civil War).
  • Escape or Die! (picture story; French Revolution; stand alone).
  • Rudge of the Runners (Bow Street Runners, late 18th Century).
  • Rule of the Gun (series characters; adventure).
  • Wonder Man, The (series character; H.K. Rodd).

• Marti, Josep see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Andy Barclay’s Desert Bluff (WW2 RAF).
  • Duke Farlow: Big Game Fisher (series).
  • Evil Eye of the Little Yellow God, The (series; secret service; football).
  • Fights of the Boston Strong Boy, The (series; bare fist fighting).
  • Fred Kay’s Crazy Railroad 1975 (WW2 Army; weekly comic series).
  • Getting Griffiths’ Goat (WW2 Army).
  • Guerrilla Guns (series character; Napoleonic Wars)
  • Long Drive, The (series; sheep drive, Australia).
  • Man-eater! (adventure; tiger hunting India ).
  • Rebel of the Iron Road (series characters; S. American western).
  • Racket That Won Wimbledon, The (sport; tennis).
  • Hastie, Private J. (factual; destroying a German anti-tank gun; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Salt of the Slogger (series character; adventure; merchant Navy).
  • Seventh Mission, The (WW2 Army; series).
  • Sharkbait! (adventure; big sea-fishing; artist Marti; featuring Len Travers, Bert Cullum).
  • Sharks Don't Jump!, So (sport; big game fishing; similar to Duke Farlow; artist Marti; featuring Doug Wayne).
  • Soldier Sands Goes to War (series character; East Africa, summer 1916) see Sands, Saul.
  • Tough of the Track.
  • Whirler, The (series; adventure Middle East).

• Marti, Juan see
  • Footballers Wore Feathers, The (sport; complete story?).
  • Sultan of Osmandela (complete story).

• McLoughlin, Denis see
  • Steelhead Sam (series character; secret service).

• Morren, Hugh see
  • Country Cuzzins, The (Humour).

• (P) unknown artist see
  • Bombs With the Purple Stripe (WW2 Army; series).
  • Edwards, Sergeant (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Freybreg, Lieutenant Bernard ? (D.S.O.; WW1 Gallipoli; factual) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Gordon of the Glasgow (WW1 RN; series).
  • King's Corporal (WW1 Army; front/back cover story).
  • Licence to Steal (series).
  • No Retreat From The Menacing Mist (WW1 Army; factual; front/back cover story).
  • One Step From Death (WW2 Army; factual; front/back covers story).
  • Saved by the Guns! (WW1 Army; factual; front/back covers story).
  • Simpson, 'Spicer' Lieutenant? (D.S.O) see Military Medal Winners.

• Parlett, George see
  • Sergeant Samson's Scrapbook (series; police).

• Philpotts, Frederick see
  • see also The Hornet Index.
  • Anderson, C.G.W. Lieutenant Colonel (V.C.; WW2 Army, Australian) see Military Medal Winners).
  • Atlantic Monster, The (series characters; present day adventure).
  • Bordon, Private Bill (true front/back cover story see Military Medal Winners).
  • Canoe Commandos, The (WW2 Commandos; front/back cover story).
  • Courage of the Kelly, The (WW2 RN; story of HMS Kelly, destroyer captained by Lord Louis Mountbatten; front/back cover story.
  • Crib Carson (series; sport; boxing).
  • Escape From Stalag Luft III, The (WW2 POW's; front/back cover story).
  • Flaming Vulture, The (series character; adventure about transporting Cleopatra's Needle to London).
  • Fowler, Midshipman Charlie (true front/back cover story see Military Medal Winners.
  • Fraser, Lieutenant Ian see also Magennis, Leading Seaman (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Harmer, Petty Officer (true front/back cover story see Military Medal Winners.
  • Mahratta Attack ? (WW2 Army; 9th Indian Brigade, Sikhs; front/back covers story; factual).
  • Maclachlan, Squadron Leader J.A.F. (D.S.O.; three D.F.C.'s; WW2 RAF; factual; front/back cover story).
  • Magennis, Leading Seaman see also Fraser, Lieutenant Ian (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Morris, Lieut-Colonel Charles (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Mynarski, Pilot Officer A. C. (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • O'Malley of the Mounties (complete story).
  • Peters, F.T. Captain (V.C.; WW2 RN) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Larsen, Lief (true/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Snowshoe Thomson (series character; U.S. postman delivering mail in winter in 1880's).
  • Stannard, Lieutenant R.B. (V.C.; WW2 RN; true front/back cover story see Military Medal Winners.
  • Swanston, Lieutenant-Commander (true front/back cover story see Military Medal Winners.
  • Three Spies in the Forbidden Forest (WW2 secret service; series).
  • Volts of Vengeance? (series characters; adventure, criminal).

• Ramsbottom, George see
  • Piggot, Lester The Boyhood of (factual; centrespread).
  • Young Ben (text; illustrations for story).

• Rawlings, Leo (no relation to the artist Ted Rawlings) see
  • see also The Hornet Index.
  • Battler with the Black Patch (series).
  • Caveman Attack! (WW2 Australian Army; 28th Aug. 1943, Kunai Spur,New Guinea; No medal awarded; front/back cover story) Military Medal Winners see Barnett, Lieutenant L.A.
  • Despatch Riders, Stories of.
  • Gallipoli! (WW1 Army; Sergeant Millar).
  • Island of No Return (series).
  • Last Roaring Year of Mud and Blood (WW1 Army; Sergeant Millar).
  • Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The (WW2 Army; series).
  • Phantom of the Fighting Fifth (WW2 5th Hussars, Crete; series characters).
  • Sabre-Toothed Slinker (series; sci-fi).
  • Sergeant of the Foot-Sloggers, A (WW1 Army; Sergeant Millar).
  • Sharpe, Acting-Corporal C. (true front/back cover story) b>see Military Medal Winners.
  • Sniper Dennison (WW2 Army; first series).
  • Tank Attack (WW1 tanks; true front/back cover story) b>see factual articles.

• Rawlings, Ted (no relation to the artist Leo Rawlings) see
  • Backwoods Battler, The (American War of Independence).
  • The Battle Line see Millar, Bob Private.
  • Battling Butcher, The (sport; bare fist fighting).
  • Big Fight at Camp 13 (adventure; Canadian lumberjacks).
  • Bridgehead Across The Rhine (WW2 Commandos; factual; front/back covers story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Bring Back the Guns (true story; WW1).
  • Bugler Boy, The (Indian Mutiny)?
  • Catapult of Death, The (14th Century knights).
  • Chocolate Coloured Killer, The (text story; Canadian wilderness; RCMP).
  • Christmas at Bearcat Creek (complete story; adventure; Canada; snow)
  • Dark Domain, The (series characters; 13th Century).
  • Dragon Flag, The (series; adventure, Victorian, South China Seas).
  • Feats of the Muscle Men (factual; sport).
  • Front-Line Bus, The (series characters; WW1 Army).
  • Flyer of Chundabad, The (adventure; India ; flying).
  • Gold Fever (adventure;text story) 1972.
  • Hammer Man, The (series; featuring Chell Puddock).
  • Hot-Air Hussars, The (series) (Boer War).
  • Hounds of the Cheviot Mists (series).
  • Kubal the Great (series).
  • Lancer Laughed Last!, The (Indian Mutiny).
  • Locke of the Legion (adventure; Africa ; artist Rawlings).
  • Lost Armour of Arrow Island (series).
  • Lumsden of the Guides (series character; Indian Mutiny; Victorian Army).
  • McAleer's Revenge (true front/back cover story).
  • Manhunt! (American Civil War)?
  • Menace of the Mudflats (WW2 RN; UXB mine naval experts; complete one issue story).
  • Olympic Oddities (one page of sporting Olympic oddities).
  • One Man and His Dog (complete story; boxing).
  • Plough and Yoke Warriors (Odd Incidents from British History).
  • Potts, Trooper Fred see Military Medal Winners
  • Quick on The Draw (text story ; western).
  • Red MacGregor (series character; Scottish outlaw).
    • see also
    • Wears the Outlaw Tartan, He.
  • Rogan of the Rocket Troop (series).
  • Sinking of the Birkenhead (Victorian army).
  • Slinger's Golden Swop (complete one issue story).
  • Son of a Slave.
  • Stark of the Samurai (series character).
  • Stories Behind the Badges. (series; complete story about the history of a particular civilian or military badge).
  • Swordmaker, The (series character).
  • Tail-End Tramp, The (text story; WW2, Merchant Navy).
  • Teeth of the Tiger, The (adventure; artist Rawlings; Captain Daniel Bailey).
  • Toughest Toff in Town (series character).
  • Tough of the Track (series character; sport; athletics).
  • Twenty Miles to Freedom! (text story; 15th Century; artist Rawlings).
  • War Cats of Kublai Khan, The
  • When Knights Were Bold. (factual; artist Rawlings).
  • When the Green Light Glows (series; sci-fi).
  • Wizard of Willow Wood, The (adventure; artist Rawlings; complete story; featuring Paul Cooper).

• Ritchie, Bill see
  • Is It Cricket (factual; sporting facts).

• Sanchis, Vicente Ibáñez see
  • Boot and Saddle : The Story of the First Mounties (series).
  • Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 series character; sercret service).
  • Fire-Raisers of San Pedro (adventure; Civil War S. America; featuring Hank Skipper).
  • Galloping Gunners, The (series; North-West Frontier, India).
  • Hogan's Patrol ? (series; WW2 Army).
  • Kennedy, 'Killer'.
  • Logan's Last Grenade (WW2 army).
  • Queen's Cowboys, The (series; Royal Canadian Mounted Police).
  • Rifle and the Rod (series character; magazine journalist).
  • Robots of the Deep (series; secret service).
  • Second Chance Champion, The (factual; Jack Hill, racing driver).
  • Spears They Fear, The (picture version of the story).
  • Suddenly, the Raiders Were There! (WW2 Army; series).
  • Target For Today (WW2 Resistance / RAF; complete story).
  • Time of the Giants, The (series; sci-fi).

• Shone, Keith see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Burton, R.H. (V.C.) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Feud in the Team, A (sport; mountain climbing, artist Shone).
  • Flew with Braddock, I (WW2, RAF).
  • Green Lizard, Look For The (series; adventure).
  • Line Shooter, The (WW2 RAF).
  • Middlemarsh (series; Stories about a WW2 R.A.F. airfield, England).
  • Policeman in Khaki (WW2 military police; series).
  • Secret of Sann Island, The (series; adventure).
  • Winged Watch-Dogs of Uchiza Pass (adventure; flying)

• Smith, Ron see
  • Across Black Glacier (WW2 Commandos; factual; winter 1942; small group from No.2 Commando, attacked the Glomfjord Hydro station, north Norway via a dangerous glacier).
  • Freddy Foster's Fighting Flops ? (series characters; sport; boxing).
  • Menance in Pit 19, The (series characters; Sci-fi; giant moles).
  • Puffer on the Snow Trail, The ? (canadian adventure; complete story).

• Sturrock,
  • Davock of Grey Woods (series characters; adventure).
  • Escape or Die! (series of complete stories about escapes; text).
  • Grimstone Track, A Story From (series; text; sport; complete stories each week)?
  • Jungle Joe (series character; WW2 Army; text).
  • Sling to Missle, From (factual; the development of weapons through the ages)?
  • Spywatcher (series character; text).
  • Square 'Chuter, the (series character; text)?

• Sutherland, Peter see
  • Anderson, John M., Major (V.C.; WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story) see military Medal Winners.
  • Battle of the Admin Box, The (factual; Feb, 1944; Japanese offensive against the British in Burma; front/back cover story).
  • Cricket, Is It? (first series; sport; cricket).
  • Dot-Dash Gunfighter, The (series; western).
  • Factory of Flying Death, The (WW2 Commandos; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Hughes, Flight Lieutenant (Air Force Cross; WW2 RAF; front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Hunt For The Bismark, The (factual; WW2 RN; front/back cover story).
  • King of the Keelboats (series character; late 19th Century; Mississippi River, USA).
  • Last of the Lance Chargers, The (WW1 Army; factual; front/back story).
  • Mick Muggins ; The Worst Boxer in Britain (series character; sport).
  • Operation Robinson (WW2 RAF; factual; Oct. 1942; attack on the Schneider-Creusot armament works, France; front/back cover story).
  • Pennine Gallopers, The (series; smuggling).
  • Pillow Champ, The (series character; sport – artist Sutherland).
  • Pomeroy, Gene (true front/back cover story) see Military Medal Winners.
  • Present For Stormer’s Dad, The (School boy shenanigans).
  • Rafferty's Own (series character; Sepoy Indian Mutiny, 1857; North-West Frontier stories).
  • Red Star Roberts (Victor comic not the Hotspur comic character).
  • Sergeant Samson’s Scrapbook (series character; Police).
  • Slade of the Pony Express (series character; western).
  • Snow Guerrillas, The (series characters; WW2 Norwegian Resistance; British Army Territorials).
  • Stole a German General, They (WW2 Crete partisans; front/back cover story.
  • Tales of the Pony Express (series characters; western).
  • Tirpitz, The End of the (WW2 RAF; factual; Norway, 1944; front/back cover story).
  • Tough of the Track (series character; Alf Tupper).

• Vandeput, Bert see also The Hornet Index.
  • see
  • Away Went Kelly (football; series).
  • Batsman in from the Outback (series).
  • Behind the Crimson Door (football;series).
  • Busiest Bee in Football (football; series).
  • Come Away the United (football; series).
  • Dartmoor Run, The (complete one issue story).
  • Demon Bowler of Toowoomba (complete story?; sport; cricket).
  • Football is a funny game (series; sport; football).
  • Goals That Jackson Scored, The (series character; sport; football).
  • Gorgeous Gus (football series character).
  • Jake's Giant Killers (football; series).
  • Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals (series characters; sport; football).
  • Mad Match at Mugglesham! (sport; cricket; humour).
  • March of the Prickly Giant (WW1 series).
  • Mister Roly-Poly (series; sport; football).
  • Mystery Man at Inside Left, The (series; football).
  • Niagara - Stories of the Famous Falls (series; adventure; complete story each issue).
  • Radar Raiders, The (WW2 Army; factual; front/back cover story).
  • Red Rangers, The (football; series).
  • Sinister Secret of Team K, The (sport; football).
  • Team From Nowhere, The (football; sport
  • Team That Jack Built, The (football;series).
  • Wee Bandy (series character; sport; football).
  • Who Stole the First Team? (sport; football; series).

• Watson, Jim see
  see also The Hornet Index.
  • Ranger (WW2 Army; series character).

• 19 - 26.

Coming of the Bugaboo, The (sci-fi).
• Feuding Finnegan (adventure; humour).
• Howzatt?? (cricket; humour).
• Johnny Hop (series characters; police).
• Stockwhip Sam (Australian series character; western; set in U.S.).
• Strike Squadron (series character; WW2 RAF).
• Terrors Dive At Night!, The (adventure series; giant vampire bats).
• Wild Colonial Boy, The (series characters; adventure; historical; bushrangers).

131 - finishes after 136.

see also Badges of the Fighting Fourteenth (army; factual) 1964.

see also Badges of the Brave.

• see also Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals!
• 601 - ?

• 1971
• 491 - 503.

• Burning Man, The 1981
• Challenger’s End 1982
• Drowning Pool, The 1053.
• Ghost From the Future, The S1980
• Robin’s Fall 1983.

• see also Badges of the Brave (factual ; inside cover) 1964, 1976.

465 - 484
• 862 - 881 RP

• ? - ?
• S 1992.

1534 - finishs after 1541.

• 593 - 605

• 23 - 28.

• 615 - 625 (1st series)
• ? - 698 (2nd series - The Monster in No Man's Land; featuring a giant Armadillo; Note - artists - Bert Vandeput, several episodes by an unknown artist.)

• 18 - 29.

• 310 - 321
• 1215 - 1226 RP (different artist; same stories.)

• 1981; 1982; 1983; 1985; 1986 (artist not Rawlings).
• 765 - 778 (1940 - How Lord Plimpton and Bones met for the first time; individual stories; artist not known).
• 841 - 852 (1943 searching for a shot down American General Grant in ten German held mountain castles in Slovenia; artist not known).
• 1161 - 1171 (Joe Bones - The Human Fly; Russian Luran Mountains trying to locate Shemelov, inventor of a revolutionary new machine gun; artist not known).
• 1322 - 1335 RP of first series 765 - 778.

166 - 178.

• 1967
• Starts prior to issue 177? - finishes after 185?

• 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; 1969; S1976, (artist not Shone); 1981? (artist Shone); 1984 (not Shone artwork).

• 1 - 28 title - I Flew With Braddock.
  • (1940, first meeting with George Bourne at Liverpool Street Station, en route to the RAF Rampton airfield; story of Braddock as told by Bourne in his book. Flies Lancaster bombers (F-Fox) for the first time from RAF Craxby; has already been awarded his V.C. medal; flies with his crew of Sergeants 'Ham' Hancox, second pilot; Tom Tanner, Bomb-Aimer; 'Nicker' Brown, Radio Operator; Les Howe, Tail-Gunner; 'Hoppy' Robinson, Mid-Upper Gunner; first bombing mission is a night raid on Essen, Germany dropping marker flares to guide in the main bombing force; Howe refuses to leave a squadron dance, before a major operation; Braddock replaces him with Sergeant 'Baa' Lamb, new to the RAF; F-Fox hit by ack, ack whilst dropping marker flares over an aqueduct over the Dortmund-Elms Canal in Germany; Braddock makes a spectacular landing; F-Fox drops a Pink Pansy, a 250 pound incendiary bomb which can be seen through fog and hazw, over Germany; he is accused of hitting the wrong target, incorrectly as it turns out; Braddock and his crew take part in the one thousand bomber raid; 'Hoppy' Robinson injured by enemy night fighter; solves the mystery of a flying ghost plane; F-Fox flies on a raid without Braddock, who delibrately stayed behind; M-Mike survives its last final mission - just, crewed by Joe Cook; Jerry Smith flown over a hundred missions flies with Braddock in place of the injured Hoppy; Braddock fights to get him awarded a medal; Arthur Atkins, a new gunner joins the crew in place of the injured Hoppy; F-Fox drops a special bomb on the raid to Peenemunde, Germany; clashes with Group Captain Manderville; artist Shone). Note story also reprinted in Red Dagger issue 29.

• 29 - 45 Title - Braddock V.C. (series continues where the last finished).
  • Braddock and Bourne are posted to RAF Carstock to fly photo-reconnaissance Mosquito planes. Braddock arrives by plane, disrupting a parade and is arreseted and sent to the jailhouse! Meets Hugh Wayne, the famous aircraft designer and test pilot; flies the first photo reconnaissance Mosquito plane; George Frank & Pete Mann are the mechanics for the plane and Harry Howard is in charge of the photography; meets Unk Unkles of the Air Transport Auxiliary, an older pilot flying planes from the manufacturers to the airfields; briefed for a photo-reconnaissance mission in the back of a Ausin car by an middle-aged lady, Mrs Gillespie with a peke called Ticky; Unk has some useful flight information for Braddock for his latest mission; information about the mission has been leaked but by whom?; the enemy are waiting for Braddock's Mosquito, but he manages to lose them and photograph a ploughed field!; makes an enemy of Air Commodore Brank; Braddock and Bourne meet Squadron Leader Nolan Harland and his dog Horace for the first time. Harland transfers the aircrew to RAF Ropewell, where they will fly an armed Mosquito. Harland introduces Ranger Flights, the Mosquito ambushes planes over their own territory. Meets Flight Lieutenant Crakey, an RAF officer who flies a camouflaged Lysander into and out of occupied France. Braddock is full of praise for this pilot; Harland flies with Braddock in the Mosquito to get a feeling of a Ranger flight. Air Vice Marshall Tabard is opposed to the flights; whilst Braddock is on his flight with Harland, Bourne learned that Le Coq a resistance fighter being flown into France by Crakey was a traitor; Braddock flys to France and kills the traitor as he is running across the field from the Lysander in the dark!; Crakey flys safely back to Britain; but have the British been deceived? Is Le Coq a traitor? have Braddock and Bourne killed a loyal Frenchman?; yes, they have!; the information was planted by a German spy; also Tabard still isn't convinced that the Ranger Flights are of any use. Harland in an attempt to prove otherwise orders Braddock and Bourne to fly to the Bavarian Alps to try and kill Hitler in his mountain retreat!; the pilots are also keen to hit back at the Germans after their terrible mistake in killing Le Coq; they successfully raid Hitler's mountain retreat, but fail to kill him; Tabard again attempts to stop the Ranger Flights; Braddock and Bourne fly with Crakey in a Whitley plane (nicknamed the "Flying Coffin" because of its shape), pushing equipment out for the French resistance; Bourne falls out of the plane, but is rescued by Braddock; Tabard successes in getting his revenge by posting Braddock to a training base, Loughill in N. Ireland and Bourne to Plymouth to work with barrage balloons! In an attempt to delay the postings, Braddock insists that he and Bourne are entitled to some leave, which they spend testing Mosquitoes at a factory in Malton; Braddock and Bourne volunteer to fly blood plasma from Malton to Gibraltar to save the life of Mr. Yorke, manager of the Mosquito factory; in order to succeed the Mosquito they are flying will has no guns, they will have to fly over Spain and through a major storm; they manage to land in Gibraltar in time to save Yorke's life, after having an eventful journey; Tabard finally throws Braddock and Bourne into the militray jail at RAF Mantworth on the charge of bieng absence without leave for four days; Mr. Larkington, Secretary of Air, visits the airfield and awarded Braddock and Bourne OBE's for their flight to and from Gibraltar; Tabard gets his comeuppance from Mr. Larkington and the Ranger Flights are allowed to continue.

• 58 - 70 Title - Braddock V.C. (series continues where the last series finished).
  • Braddock and Bourne are still flying the Mosquito plane on Ranger Flights out of RAF Ropewell, under the command of station officer Squadron Leader Nolan Harland. A new Ranger crew - Flight Lieutenant Dan Douglas and Sergeant Stan Steele arrive at Ropewell. Unfortunately Douglas is a good pilot, but Braddock thinks he isn't good enough to fly the Ranger Flights. Harland disagrees. Both Mosquitoes fly off on a two plane raid; the raid doesn't change Braddock's view of Douglas as being far too slow; luckily, Sergeant 'Ham' Hancox, Braddock's second pilot on his former Lancaster bomber crew F-Fox is working as a test pilot at Ropewell; he doens't impress Harland, but Braddock want him to replace Douglas in the second Mosquito of the Ranger Flight; Braddock and Douglas fly on a two plane ranger mission, only for Douglas and his navigator Steele to be shot down and taken prisoner; both are awarded medals, which Braddock agrees with, but still believes Douglas was the wrong man for the Ranger Flight; Harland reluctantly agrees to 'Ham' Hancox being the replacement pilot; Hancox impresses Harland; Bourne whilst picking up the mail from the local railway station also collect Air Commodore Bramford, who braddock says is a 'good type'; Hancox's navigator is Tom Tanner, a cheery flyer; during a practice flight Hancox's Mosquito collides with Braddock's plane, both land safely; a court of inquiry is held, much to Braddock's annoyance; Braddocks accepts full responsibility for the accident, Braddock turns without waiting for Hancox's acknowledging the command, due to his radio not working; whilst the inquiry is on, Braddock and Hancox in two Tiger Moth planes join the search to try and locate the German Battleship Marburg, which is trying to get back to Germany during a period of bad weather; Braddock finds the Marburg which starts to fire at the planes; the planes continue to keep in touch with the Marburg until it is sunk by a patrolling British submarine; arriving back at Ropewell, Braddock and Bourne are once more in trouble; however, after telling his story, it is announced that Braddock is to be awarded the VC. Braddock though doesn't accept as Bourne is not being awarded the VC; both are instead awarded bars to their DFM's; Braddock's in trouble again, this time he's accused of shooting down a British Wellington Bomber; Braddock maintains that it was a captured plane being flown by the Germans; Braddock is correct; Harland is ordered to take a medical to see if he is still fit to command the Ranger Flight. Braddock comes up with a plan that will involve Harland flying to Germany to attack the compressor house at an oil plant at Zinkerchen, Germany; if he success's he will have to remain in command of the Ranger Flight; Harland's raid, with the two Mosquitoes as escorts is successful; Air Vice Marshall Tabard realises that Harland is still capable of doing his job; the two Mosquitoes of the Ranger Flight flown by Braddock and Hancox strafe the airfield of the new German plane, the FW190. The Germans are calling it the new 'King of the Air' and Braddock's orders are to show depose the King. The two Mosquitoes fight entire squadron of FW190's and shoot down at least six of the enemy, with no loss to themselves!!; Harland is sent to RAF Waybury, an experimental station, which is testing rockets that can be fired by planes; the inventor is Squadron Leader Blenkinsop; Braddock and Bourne training up an entire squadron of Mosquitoes on Ranger Flight missions; the squadron is commanded by Squadron Leader Dean; the squadron's first target is Berlin, Germany; the raid is a success with the loss of no planes; Braddock tests out the new rockets, but misses the target due to a loose rocket mounting under the Mosquitoes wing; doubt is expressed by senior officers that the rockets will work; suddenly the airfield is raided by a German bomber; Braddock shoots it down firing the rockets from under his planes wings; Braddock and Bourne endure a bumpy flight with Blenkinsop; the two airmen vow never to fly with him again; the rocket firing Mosquitoes first mission is on the gas holder at Schiffhausen, Germany; en-route to the target, Braddock's plane is damaged by enemy FW190's he escapes them by flying through a railway tunnel!; Braddock's mission is a success and he manages to land the damaged plane, before he and Bourne pass out. The two flyers are not seriously injured. The series ends.

• 98 - 124. Braddock and the Flying Tigers. (1942; attached to a Pacific U.S. Task Force, flying their Mosquito from/to an aircraft carrier; Captain King, U.S. pilot/Commander).

• 151 - 165. Braddock V.C. (Flying Beaufighters against German mine-laying aircraft, from East Saltney airfield; Wing Commander Rockner grudge against Braddock. Braddock also before a court enquiry).

• 169 - finishes after 185. Born To Fly. (1939; How Braddock learned to fly).

• 204 - 220. Braddock - Marksman With Bombs. (1939/1940 operating from RAF Midlington; Wing Commander Kewitt; Sergeant Ticker Tatlow; Pilot Officer Martin Carew; charged with reckless driving; court martialled for borrowing an Air Commodore's personal plane! Bourne appears in last issue. Awarded the French Croix de Guerre for efforts at Dunkirk.)

• starts 261? - finishes after 269. In Battle with Braddock. (1942; Bourne; civilian ferry pilot, Unk Simpson; Braddock in front of an inquiry, being charged with accidentally shooting the tail of Squadron Leader Asker and Flying Officer Verdon's plane; at logger heads with higher authority; flying radar-equipped Mosquito night fighters from RAF Barham; Braddock and Bourne work with Polish and Norwegian resistance fighters to steal and fly a German JU86 plane back to the UK).

• 309 - 323. Braddock on the Bust. (1943, flying Lancaster bomber from Barminster airfield; Sergeant Bourne; Sergeant Len Loxley, 'a wet type'; civilian ferry Pilot Unk Simpson; Bourne and Braddock fall foul of Captain Ambereley & reduced to second-class airmen for a breach of orders, but not for long; Prof. Ellis; fly experimental jet plane M.X.2; fly from Bridge Wood, a secret civil airfield, flying transport flights; Braddock & Bourne court-martialled; severley beaten by Sergeant Gridley, RAF Police.; both awarded bars to their D.F.M.'s.

• 362 - 380. Braddock of the Rocket Squadron. (1943, transferred to East Gainford airfield. Braddock promoted to Flight Sergeant and put in charge of airfield and a squadron of rocket flying Mosquito planes; Air-Commodore Nolan Harland; Flight Lieutenant Steerworth (a coward); Squadron Leader Pettigrew, stickler for discipline, but surprisingly Braddock gets on well with him; almost court-martialled for disobeying an order.

• Starts prior to 418 - ?.Braddock and Ocean Wulf. (November 1941; Bourne; Polish Flight Engineer Pieter;

• 764 - 778 Braddock Joins the Chindits (Burma, behind Jap lines; no Sergeant Bourne; artist not known.
• Red Dagger, issue 12. 64 page compilation of Braddock and the Flying Tigers, artist Shone?.
• Red Dagger, issue 19. 64 page compilation of Braddock and the Rocket Squadron, RP of issues 362 - 380; artist Shone.
• Red Dagger, issue 29. 64 page compilation of Braddock of Bomber Command, RP of issues 1 - 28; artist Shone; cover artist Kennedy.

S1969 (featuring Airman Ted Evans).
• 475 - 489

• 395 - 403.

555 - 566.

296 - 308.

• 1976; S1977; 1978; 1979; 1981; S1982 (Western Front); 1983; 1984; 1985; 1986; S1989 (partial colour).
• 625 - 640 (1st series- UK, Gallipoli, Middle East).
• 696? - 707 Cadman : Scourge of the Desert. (Middle East, organising Arab revolt against the Turks).
• 709 - 722? Cadman Joins the Tanks
• 750 - 764 Cadman, the Flying Coward (Cadman and Smith join the Royal Flying Corp)
• 865 - 879 (training American troops)
• 921 - 934 Cadman: The Spy with the Yellow Steak (Cadman now a Major; Germany in between wars)
• Starts prior to 1053? - finishes after 1055? (East Africa; Captain Cadman in charge of bush fighters; Corporal Tom Smith).
• 1095? - ? Cadman: The Fighting Coward (WW1 East Africa).
• Start prior to 1196 - ? (Title - King Cadman; artist not known).
• starts prior to 1311 - ? (Title - Cadman: The Front-line Coward. Cadman is serving as a British Supply Officer with Italin troops).
• 1507 - ? (Title - Cadman: The Fighting Coward. RP?

• Christmas at Bearcat Creek (complete story; adventure; snow).
• Crimson Otter, The (series characters; adventure).
• Flying Fire-Truck, The (series characters; text).
• Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The (series characters; adventure).
• Lord of the Yukon (character series; humour).
• Niagara - Stories of the Famous Falls (series; adventure; complete story each issue).
• Puffer on the Snow Trail, The (adventure; complete story).
• Queen's Cowboys, The (police; North-West Mounted Police).
• Saddled a Cyclone!, He (complete story; Canadian moose riding story!; artist not known).

• 35 - 54.

• S1972, (col.); 1973; 1974.

• ? - ? (first series).
• 357 - 370. (second series; featuring Danba Ali, Carmichael's servant; searching for and rescuing a British boy from Prince Yuseff).

251 - 255; 257 - 260; 269 - 271; 326; 338.
• Note - Sandy Baines & Vic Tatum appear in a Duke Farlow series story issue 289. see Farlow, Duke.

• S1969, (col. first page only); S1971, col.; S1972;
• 377 - 386 (1st series).
• 444 - 457 (2nd series).
• 507 - ? (last issue I have is 517, series finishs after this.) (3rd series; fighting a gang of crooks)

• Adams, Bill (series; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
• Akrigg, Booth (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
• Albright, Lieutenant Jim (series; adventure) see Atlantic Monster, The.
• Appleseed, Johnny (series; American Wild West adventure)
  see Johnny Appleseed.
  • Baggot, Warder see Licence to Steal!
  • Baines, Sandy (adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) see Catchem Company, The.
  • Baker, Jimmy (sport; football) see Pickford: Past Master of Football.
  • Bandy, Wee (sport; football)
  • Bannon, Deputy Drute (series character; sci-fi; police) see Marshall of Magnon.
  • Barbarry, the mule (Army, North-West Frontier, India; humour; text) see Mulligan and his Mule.
  • Barmingham, Jack 'Barney' (series; WW2; secret service) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.
  • Barnes, George (sport; boxing) see Muggins, Mick
  • Barnett, Trooper Olly (WW2 5th Hussars; series) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
  • Barnham, Sam (sport; football) see Come Away the United.
  • Barrett, Jason (adventure; ghosts)
  • Barrington, Doug (sport; football) see My Business is Goals.
  • Barsloe-Beane, Bertie (WW1 pilot) see Flying Cowboy, The
  • Baxter, Danny Police Cadet see Boys in Blue
  • Baxter, Sergeant Sam (series; secret service) see Steelhead Sam.
  • Benthao (WW2 elephant) see Elephant Never Forgets and Task Force with Tusks.
  • Black, John (series; adventure and explorer) see Trailer Black.
  • Black Rider (WW1; secret service)
  • Black, Smutty (series; photographer; adventure) see Secret of Sann Island, The.
  • Blake, Jack (series; sport; football; secret service) see Evil Eye of the Little Yellow God, The.
  • Blake, Jonathan (series; 18th century fencing sword adventure) see Blade of Jonathan Blake, The.
  • Bludso, Jim (western; 19th Century) see Steamboat Jim.
  • Bolt, Sergeant Sam (WW2 5th Hussars; series) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
  • Bones, Joe (WW2 Army climber).
  • Booth, Bombardier Bill (WW2 Army) see Prouty, Captain
  • Borden, Chief Petty Officer Johnny see Cragg of the Wavy Navy.
  • Bossman, Mister (adventure; a rich employer of a reluctant Charlie) see Charlie and the Bossman.
  • Bourne, George (WW2 RAF) see Braddock V.C.
  • Bowley, Maxie (boxing manager to Sam Smallpiece see Superstitious Sam.
  • Boyes, Johnny (series character; trader and King of Kikuju Tribe, Kenya).
  • Boys in Blue (police; text stories.)
  • Braddock, Sergeant Matt V.C. (series; WW2 RAF).
  • Brand, Bill Corporal (WW1 secret service) see Black Rider, The
  • Brandon, Ace (series; present day adventure, helicopter pilot) see Egg-Beater, The
  • Brandon, Nippy (series; sport; boxing) see School for Bashers.
  • Bristle (series; WW2; secret service) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.
  • Brock, Peter (series character; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.
  • Brody, Tom Lieutenant (Boer War) see Hot-Air Hussars, The
  • Brown, Jeff (assistant to Saxon) see Send for Saxon
  • Bryant, Tom (series; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
  • Burt, Sir Guy (13th Century, Africa) see Dark Domain, The. Hugo, his squire; John Hobbe, leader of archers; Prester John).
  • Bush, Sergeant John (series character; Napoleonic Wars) see Guerrilla Guns.
  • Buxton, Gus (deputy Marshall; western) see Deputy of Colorado Springs, The.
  • Cadman, The Fighting Coward (WW1).
  • Cagney, Lieutenant Sam (series; present day adventure) see Atlantic Monster, The.
  • Cap’n Hand and his Mutinous Band (humour)
  • Carlo, real name Charles Ross (series; WW2 schoolboy adventure) see Cap That Carlo Wore, The.
  • Carter, Jeff (Sci-fi; Photographer for the New York Echo) see Bubble, The
  • Cartwright, Corporal (series; WW2 Army; text) see Square 'Chuter, The.
  • Chard, Sergeant-Major John (series; 19th century Victorian army adventure, India) see Kill, Kill For Kali!
  • Charlie (a young drifter who works for Mister Bossman; adventure) see Charlie and the Bossman.
  • Charter, James (series; adventure about transporting Cleopatra's Needle to London) see Flaming Vulture, The.
  • Christmas, Lee (S. American western) see Rebel of the Iron Road.
  • Clarke, Nobby Private (WW2, photographer unit; humour) see Sullivan's Snapshooters.
  • Clarke, Nobby Private (WW1 Army) see Barge That Went To War, The,
  • Cleeve, Lem see Lost Armour of Arrow Island.
  • Coach Carson (sport; athletics) see Coach Carson.
  • Cogger, Fred (sport; football) see Mister Fix It.
  • Cole, Knobby (humour) see Send for the B-Team.
  • Comber, Trooper (WW1 Army) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The
  • Conrad, Bart Marshall (western) see Deputy of Colorado Springs, The.
  • Coggins, Mush (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
  • Collins, "Bucky" (series; sport; boxing) see School For Bashers.
  • Cornet Carmichael (18th Century India; Army).
  • Cottrell, Les (series characters; U.S. Park Rangers) see Cottrell of the Rangers.
  • Counter, Deputy Sheriff Mike (modern day western; text) see Sheriff of Rockabye County.
  • Cox, Private "Dumpy" Dan (WW2 Army; humour) see Dumpy Dan: The Saucepan Man.
  • Cox, Jim also known as Slim Jim see Slim Jim.
  • Crag, (series character; London Policeman; present day) see Crag Force.
  • Cragg, Sergeant (Boer War) see Hot-Air Hussars, The.
  • Cragg, Lieutenant Joe (WW1 RN) see Cragg of the Wavy Navy. Sub-Lieutenant Claude Durrington; Chief Petty Officer Johnny Borden
  • Crandall-Smythe, Lord Harry (Victorian; humour) see Toughest Toff in Town.
  • Crane, Craig (series; detective) see Raven Talks, The.
  • Crawford, Crafty Private (WW2, photographer unit; humour) see Sullivan's Snapshooters.
  • Croft, Jonathan Captain (WW2 Army, North Africa; series) see Desert Dudes, The.
  • Cross Draw McGraw (series character; western) see Cross Draw McGraw.
  • Daboola (WW2; Burmese Boy) see Task Force with Tusks.
  • Dale, Johnny (series; humour) see Add Only Water!
  • Damory, Doctor scientist (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of The.
  • Danskin, Boss (series; blind villian) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, the.
  • Danskin, John (series; grandson to Boss Danskin) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The.
  • Davock (series; adventure; text) see Davock of Grey Woods.
  • Dawson of Dumballa (Adventure; Africa - early days of safari's.
  • Dawson , Sergeant Jim (WW2) see Task Force with Tusks.
  • Dayton, Sam and Eddy (brothers; action cameramen for a U.S. television company) see Thrill Seekers, The.
  • Delamere, Lord (series character; Kenya) see Lord of the White Highlands.
  • Dennison, Private (WW2 Army) see Sniper Dennison.
  • Dixon, Danny see Danny Dixon's Crazy Railway.
  • Dixon, Dick (adventure; series) see Dixon of Disaster Squad.
  • Dolan, "Fatty" (series; sport; boxing) see School For Bashers.
  • Doone, Joe (series; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.
  • Doyle, Bill Midshipman (WW2 RN) see Kennedy, ‘Killer’.
  • Drake, Ben (series; Australian adventure) see Terrors Dive At Night, The.
  • Drake, Colonel see Secrets of Section Six
  • Drake, Tom (WW2 Naval Intelligence) see the strip with the same name.
  • Drew, Jason (sheparding a small flock of sheep from England to Australia, early 19th Century) see Long Drive, The.
  • Drew, Johnny (series; school boy adventures) see Tests and Trials of Johnny Drew, The.
  • Driscoll, Skipper Private (WW1 Army) see Barge That Went To War, The
  • Drummond, Bill (S. American western) see Rebel of the Iron Road.
  • Dudley, Tom (orphan; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes. Tom Dudley & Billy Watt, Krantor).
  • "Dumpy" Dan (WW2 Army; humour) see Dumpy Dan: The Saucepan Man.
  • Durant, Nat (series; adventure) see Purple Trumpet, The.
  • Durrington, Sub-Lieutenant Claude (WW! RN) see Cragg of the Wavy Navy. Sub-Lieutenant Claude Durrington; Chief Petty Officer Johnny Borden
  • Earl of Boote see Gorgeous Gus (sport football)
  • Entwhistle, Lance Corporal Tubby (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.
  • Evans, Will also known as Will O' the Whistle (series character; sci-fi) see Will O' the Whistle.
  • Falk, Richard (series; adventure) see Volts of Vengeance.
  • Fane, Air Commander Roy (series; sci-fi) see Return From Mars.
  • Fellows, Sergeant Jack (North-West Frontier of India, 19th Century) see Gun on Four Legs, The.
  • Felton, Lieutenant (WW2 Army; semi-series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The
  • Felton, Professor (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
  • Fenbaum, Maxie (Sci-fi; A top New York racketeer) see Bubble, The.
  • Ferrier, Andrew (medieval) see Swordmaker, The.
  • Feuding Finnegan (adventure; Australia; humour; emu) see the strip with the same name.
  • Figaro (western; humour) see the strip with the same name.
  • Finch, Sam (series character; western; set in U.S.) see Stockwhip Sam.
  • Fink, Mike (series character; late 19th Century; Mississippi River, USA) see King of the Keelboats.
  • Finklater, Professor (scientist) see Rogan of the Rocket Troop.
  • Finn, Big (series; North-West Canada; adventure) see Crimson Otter, The.
  • Finn, Mickey Gunner (North-West Frontier, India) see Galloping Gunners, The.
  • Finnegan (adventure; Australia ; humour; emu) see Feuding Finnegan.
  • Fog, Dusty (western) see Town Tamers, The and Building of the Albemarle (American Civil War).
  • Foster, Freddy (sport; boxing) see Freddy Foster's Fighting Flops.
  • Foster, Sir Herbert (series character; sport; football; see Red Rangers, The.
  • Franklin, Giles (series; Australian adventure) see Terrors Dive At Night, The.
  • Froyd, Sinton trainee-manager (sport; football) see Behind the Crimson Door.
  • Fuller, Dr. see Sabre-Toothed Slinker, The.
  • Fundi (Gun bearer) see Sands, Saul.
  • Gain, Professor Martin (series; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.
  • Garrett, Sergeant Harry (WW1 Army) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.
  • Gillard, Johnny (sport cricket).
  • Goff, Sergeant Sam (WW2 Army, North Africa; series) see Desert Dudes, The.
  • Gordon, Captain Dan (adventure; NATO troops vs. Black Brigade terrorists) see Countdown to Oblivion.
  • Gordon, Trooper Tom (WW2 5th Hussars; series) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
  • Gorgeous Gus (sport football) see the entry with the same name.
  • Gorman, Weary see Pillow Champ, The (sport; boxing; humour).
  • Grant, Joe see Have Plane - Will Fly (adventure; flying; pilots for hire).
  • Grant, Rory see Wonder of the Western Isle, The (sport; football).
  • Grant, Steve (series; sport; wrestling) see Grappler Grant.
  • Green, Jeff navigatorsee Green Lizard, Look For (series; South Pacific treasure hunting adventure).
  • Greer, Joe (series; sport; football) see Jinx on Joe Greer, The.
  • Grier (series; adventure) see Black Knights, The.
  • Guffles, Osbert (sport; football) see Jake's Giant Killers.
  • 'Gus' a computer (sci-fi) see Planet Seekers,The
  • Hal O' the Heath (friend of the Red MacGregor) see Red MacGregor
  • Hammer Man (medieval) see the entry with the same name.
  • Harman, Jack Sergeant (series; WW2 Army, Far East) see Men From Camp Z, The.
  • Hassan (Victorian; South China Seas; assistant to Monty Phipps) see Dragon Flag, The.
  • Higgins, Alf (series character; magician; text and picture stories) see Alfredo the Great.
  • Higgs, Jim (series character; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.
  • Hill, Joe "Hungry" (series character; adventure; text) see We Fly Anything-Anywhere!
  • Hobbe, John (13th Century, Africa; leader of a company of archers) see Dark Domain, The.
  • Hoeness, Helmut - German actor/British Spy (series characters; WW2 secret Service in occupied France;see Big Act, The.
  • Hogan, Lieutenant Joe (WW2 Army) see Hogan's Patrol.
  • Holden, Sergeant-Major (WW2 British Prisoner of War camp, Germany see Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The.
  • Hollick, Dan Sergeant (series character; Post WW2 Army dog handler).
  • Holliday, Sergeant (North-West Frontier, India) see Galloping Gunners, The
  • Hollins, Mike Captain (sport; football) see Behind the Crimson Door. Sinton Froyd, trainer-manager.
  • Hopper, Clarence (the Iceman) (humour) see Send for the B-Team.
  • Hork Larsen (sci-fi) see Hork the Hunter.
  • Horn, Trooper Job (WW1 Army) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.
  • Hot-Air Hussars, The (Boer War) see the entry with the same title.
  • Hugo, a squire (13th Century, Africa) see Dark Domain, The.
  • Jackson, Johnny (series; sport; football) see Goals That Jackson Scored, The.
  • Jackson, Private Rolf (series; WW2 Norwegian Resistance; British Army Territorials) see Snow Guerrillas, The.
  • Jagger, ‘Jungle’ Joe (WW2 Army).
  • Jape, witch-doctor (series; adventure) see Black Knights, The.
  • Jimi (series character; sport; football) see Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals!
  • Jimmy the Dodger (series; sport; boxing) see Jimmy the Dodger.
  • Johnson, Sam (series; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
  • Jones, Clapper (humour) see Send for the B-Team.
  • Jones, Gunner Pete (WW2 Army) see Prouty, Captain.
  • Jones, Roly (sport; football) see Mister Roly-Poly.
  • Jones, Snitcher (sport; football) see Goalie for the City; Team That Jack Built, The (series).
  • Jones, Private 'Tricky' (WW2 Army; series) see Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The.
  • Jones, Trooper 'Bluey' (WW1 Army) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.
  • Jordan, Captain (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
  • 'Jungle' Joe (text stories.)
  • Kay, Sergeant Fred (series; WW2 Army) see Fred Kay’s Crazy Railroad.
  • Keeler, Sergeant Joe (WW2 Army; American Ranger) see Ranger.
  • Kelly, Jim (series character; sport; football) see Away Went Kelly.
  • Kelly, Marine Mike (WW2 RN) see River Rats, The
  • Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (WW2 RN)
  • Kenny Carter’s Kayo Kids (sport; boxing)
  • Kent, Tom Constable (series characters; police) see Emergency Squad.
  • Konig, Max (series; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
  • Krantor (early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes.
  • Lacey, Trooper Tim (WW1 Army) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.
  • Larsen, Hork (sci-fi) see Hork the Hunter.
  • Laughing John or in french Jean-Qui-Rit (friend of the Red MacGregor) see Red MacGregor, The.
  • Lester, Percy (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
  • Lewis, Fred (humour) see Star Spankled Banger, The.
  • Locke, Sam (professional locksmith).
  • Logan Family (Pa, Ma, Barry, Susan and Pip; show business family wild west adventure see Roll-Along Logans, The.
  • Long, Sapper Lofty (WW2 Army Royal Engineers) see Sands of Sudden Death, The.
  • Loring, Larry (series; text; fire-fighting Canadian adventure) see Flying Fire-Truck, The).
  • Low, Sergeant Johnny (WW2 RN) see River Rats, The.
  • Lumsden of the Guides (Indian Mutiny; Victorian Army).
  • Macalpine, Jim (series; text; fire-fighting Canadian adventure) see Flying Fire-Truck, The).
  • McBride, Heck (western) see Dot-Dash Gunfighter, The.
  • McGraw Butch (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • McKay, Harry see Have Plane - Will Fly (adventure; flying; pilots for hire).
  • McKenzie, Alec (series; North-West Canada; adventure) see Crimson Otter, The.
  • Mace, Jem (series character; sport) see Gypsy Jem.
  • Magnus the Muscle Man (sport; weight-lifting).
  • Man in the Mine (WW2 RN).
  • Marlow, Ben (Victorian sea-faring merchant captain) see Dragon Flag, The.
  • Marlow, Jack (Victorian; brother of Ben, kidnapped by pirates) see Dragon Flag, The.
  • Marrakul, Luke (Aboriginal character; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the.
  • Marshall, John (series) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The.
  • Masefield, Tony (series, each an individual story, where athletes attempt famous feats of the past) see Masterworks of Sport.
  • Mason, Joe (series; holiday coach tour across Africa) see Jungle Bus, The.
  • Marshall, Pete (series; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
  • Marshall, Captain Lance (WW2 RN) see River Rats, The.
  • Masters, Harry (series character; WW2 secret Service in occupied France;see Big Act, The.
  • Masterson, Marshall Leo (series; sci-fi; police) see Marshall of Magnon.
  • Martin, Frank (series character; WW2; secret service) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.
  • Martin, Barry (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • Martin, John (police, Ghost Squad; text) see 'Tec Nobody Knows, The.
  • Mayblossom, Cuthbert (sport; boxing) see Pillow Champ.
  • Mercury, an clockwork fencing machine (series; 18th century fencing sword adventure) see Blade of Jonathan Blake, The.
  • Millar, Bob Private, later Corporal, later Sergeant. (WW1 army).
  • Mister Roly-Poly (sport; football).
  • Mole, Lenny (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
  • Monk 'Doc' (sci-fi) see Planet Seekers,The.
  • Moore, Trooper Bob (WW2 5th Hussars; series) see Phantom of the Fighting Fifth).
  • Morgan, Bill (series; holiday coach tour across Africa) see Jungle Bus, The.
  • Morgyn the Mighty (adventure; strong man).
  • Morris, Sir James (series; secret service; Head of a special British Secret Service anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • Morton, Sparky (series character; sport; football) see Mystery Man on the Inside Left, The.
  • Muggins, Mick (sport; boxing; humour).
  • Muir, Donald (series; present day adventure) see Days of the Dinosaurs.
  • Mulligan, Private Alfie (Army, North-West Frontier, India; humour; text) see Mulligan and his Mule.
  • Mulveney, Private Mick see Mulveney's Mule (North-West Frontier 1930's; humour).
  • Murray, Tim (adventure; 18th Century) see Swordmaster, The.
  • Neilson, Tom Captain (WW2 RN) see Man in the Mine.
  • Orchid, Johnny (20th Century; safari adventure).
  • Osmond, Vic (series; adventure) see Rule of the Gun. Skag Ryan and Max Konig.
  • Parsons, (Victorian; humour) see Toughest Toff in Town.
  • Peters, Willie (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the.
  • Phipps, Monty (Victorian; Upper class adventurer) see Dragon Flag, The.
  • Pickford, Mister (sport; football) see Pickford: Past Master of Football.
  • Pillow Champ, The (sport; pillow fighting).
  • Pimm, Jake (sport; football) see Jake's Giant Killers
  • Plimpton, Lord (WW2 Gov. Minister) see Bones, Joe.
  • Porter, Sam (series; adventure; text) see We Fly Anything-Anywhere!
  • Powell, Bill (Football scout)
  • Prester John (13th Century, Africa; leader of a company of archers) see Dark Domain, The.
  • Preston, George (WW2 series; secret service - mission kill Hitler!) see Finger on the Trigger, The.
  • Quentin, John (series character; adventure) see Green Lizard, Look For The.
  • Race Layton (adventure, US Government Predator Control Hunter)
  • Rafferty, Nick (WW2 Army; series; heist/caper) see Rafferty Plan, The.
  • Rafferty, Captain Tim (Sepoy Indian Mutiny, 1857; North-West Frontier stories).
  • Razmid - Pathan servant (series; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.
  • Red MacGregor (Scottish outlaw; 18th Century).
  • Reede, Jim (adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) seeRodd, H.K. see Wonder Man, The
  • Rogan, Bo (series character; sci-fi) see Head-Hunter of the Galaxy.
  • Rogan of the Rocket Troop (series character) see the strip with the same title.
  • Rogers, 'Wheels' (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • Rollins, Sid (series character; photography) see Snapshot Sid, the Camera Kid.
  • Rook, Valentine (present day ghost hunter).
  • Ross, Charles and Albert see Cap That Carlo Wore, The.
  • Rudge, Kit (late 18th Century Bow Street Runner) see Rudge of the Runners.
  • Ryan, Skag (series; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
  • Salt of the Slogger (adventure; merchant navy; 20th Century)
  • Samson, Star (sci-fi) see Planet Seekers,The
  • Samson’s, Sergeant Scrapbook (police)
  • Sands, Saul (big game hunter; East Africa; early twentieth century; father of Shiwa Sands).
  • Sands, Shiwa (African guide; late twentieth century; son of Saul Sands).
  • Scott, Ken (WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service).
  • Send for Saxon (adventure; humour).
  • Shannon, Pilot Officer Doug (WW2 RAF) see Strike Squadron.
  • Shaw, Jack (sport; football) see Team That Jack Built, The
  • Shaw, 'Tiger' (WW2 Army; series) see Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The.
  • Shoeshine, native boy (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.
  • Singh, Lance-Corporal Sam (WW2 Army) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The.
  • Slade of the Pony Express (western).
    see also Tales of the Pony Express.

  • Slim Jim see the series with the same name.
  • Slocum of the Six Knives (series; text; American Wild West).
  • Smallpiece, Sam (sport; boxing; humour) see Superstitious Sam.
  • 'Smiling Morn' (series; text; western) see Smiling Morn.
  • Smith, Sergeant (WW2 Army; Far East; series character) see Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The.
  • Smith, Terry (sport; football) see Mister Fix It.
  • Sniper Dennison (WW2 Army; note - character appeared to have no first name).
  • Snowdon, Captain Dick (WW2 military police) see Policeman in Khaki.
  • Snowshoe Thomson (U.S. postman delivering mail in Sierra Nevada Mountains during a cold winter).
  • Solomon, Doctor (series; African adventure; text) see March of the Ants, The.
  • Sparks, Leo 'Sparks' (sci-fi) see Planet Seekers,The.
  • Spott, Johnny (Sci-fi; Ace reporter for the New York Echo) see Bubble, The
  • Spurr, Stan Constable (series characters; police) see Emergency Squad.
  • Spywatcher (text stories.)
  • Stagg, Stan (sport; football) see My Business is Goals.
  • Star Spankled Banger (humour).
  • Stark of the Samurai (17th Century Japan ; India).
  • Steamboat Jim (western; 19th Century)'
  • Stenning, Sergeant Steve (WW2 Army Royal Engineers) see Sands of Sudden Death, The.
  • Stevens, Ted (series; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.
  • Stone, Mike (secret service).
  • Stoner, Johnny Squadron Leader (WW2 R.A.F., North Africa) see Gladiators of the Desert.
  • Strong, Mark (series character; secret service) see Strong of 'J' Branch.
  • Sullivan, Sergeant-Major (WW2, photographer unit; humour) see Sullivan's Snapshooters.
  • Sullivan, Doctor (Sci-fi) see Bubble, The
  • Superstitious Sam (sport; boxing; humour)
  • Swordmaster (18th Century)
  • Talbot, Mike Captain see Wings of the Legion.
  • Tatum, Vic (series; adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) see Catchem Company, The.
  • Taylor, Pod (series; sport; boxing) see School for Bashers.
  • Tipu (the character's name means Tiger; native tracker for Shiwa Sands) see Sands, Shiwa.
  • Toto (sci-fi) see Hork the Hunter.
  • Toughest Toff in Town (adventure; Victorian; humour).
  • Tough of the Track (sport; athletics).
  • Tragg, Sheriff Jack (modern day western; text) see Sheriff of Rockabye County.
  • Trailer Black (series; adventure).
  • Travis, Wat (series) see Pennine Gallopers, The.
  • Treharne, Frank (series character; sport; wrestling) see Grappler Grant.
  • Trent, Mac (series character; journalist see Rifle and The Rod, The.
  • Trotter, Private Alf (series; WW1 Army) see Front-Line Bus, The.
  • Trueman, Colonel (series character; secret service) see Steelhead Sam.
  • Trumps, the baby elephant (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.
  • Tuesday, Trooper Billy (WW1 Army; Aboriginal character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.
  • Tupper, Alf see Tough of the Track, The.
  • Tuck, Joe (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the.
  • Turner, Private Bill (series; WW2 Army, Far East) see Men From Camp Z, The.
  • Turpin, Lieutenant Joe (WW2 RN) see Secrets of Section Six.
  • Two-Feathers, Vance (series characters; U.S. Park Rangers) see Cottrell of the Rangers.
  • Tyler, 'Brains' (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • Tyler's Task Force (WW2 Army).
  • Ulysses (historical stories) see Ulysses the Wanderer.
  • Valentine, Jimmy see Licence to Steal!
  • Viking, Captain Julian (series; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.
  • Ward, Private Sam (series; WW1 Army) see Front-Line Bus, The.
  • Watson, Theo (series; adventure) see Rule of the Gun Vic Osmond; Skag Ryan and Max Konig.
  • Watt, Billy (orphan; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes. Krantor).
  • Watts, Goliath (humour) see Send for the B-Team.
  • Wee Bandy (series character; sport; football) see Bandy, Wee.
  • Wells, Fister (series character; sport; boxing) see Fists With No Mercy, The.
  • Whalen, Corporal 'Jumbo' (WW2 Army) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The.
  • White Hunter, The see Orchid, Johnny White Hunter.
  • Wild, Danny see Trained to Ruin the Rangers (series; sport; football).
  • Wild, Gunner (series; sport; boxing) see Jimmy the Dodger.
  • Will O' the Whistle also known as Will Evans (series character; sci-fi) see Will O' the Whistle.
  • Williams, Joe (series; 17th century adventure; see School Beside the Scaffold, The.
  • Williams, Reuben (series; 17th century adventure; see School Beside the Scaffold, The.
  • Willow, Flight Lieutenant 'Bat's (WW2 Army/RAF) see Secrets of Section Six.
  • Wilson, 'Greasy' (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
  • Wolf (series character; sci-fi) see Will O' the Whistle.
  • Wonder Man, The (adventurer).
  • Yakra (series; sci-fi) see Rule of Rogat, The.
  • York, Tony (series character; journalist; adventure) see Secret of Sann Island, The.
  • Zeff, Mr. (series; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.

• 37 - 43.

• 1195 - 1205.

• (Captain Rip Cleverty, 3rd Frontier Scouts; Risaldar Ali Khan, Cleverty's second-in-command; Lieutenant Dick Mason, Armoured Corps; Pilot Officer Jim Frobisher).
• 605 - 615.
• 1258 RP as complete stories not always in consecutively.

• 10 - 26 (text).

883 - 895.

• Big Prize, The (sport; cricket).
• Christmas at Bearcat Creek (adventure; Canada; snow).
• Demon Bowler of Toowoomba (sport; cricket; artist Vandeput).
• Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 Army; sniper).
• Fire-Raisers of San Pedro (adventure; Civil War S. America; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; featuring Hank Skipper).
• Footballers Wore Feathers, The (sport; football; Southmoor City; artist Juan Marti).
• Ghosts of the Future (crime; artist not known; crooks coming to grief in a haunted house).
• Hostage of the Diamond Diggers (adventure; complete story; featuring Joe and Ellis Marsh; first page in col; artist Alonso).
• Killer Kelvin (WW2 RN; artist not known).
• Killing of Matt Brady, The (adventure; mid-19th Century Tasmania; artist Alonso).
• Mayday! (adventure; present day U.S. Marine Corps Areobatic Team).
• Menace of the Mudflats (WW2 RN; UXB mine naval experts; artist Rawlings).
• Niagara - Stories of the Famous Falls (series; adventure; complete story each issue; artist Vandeput).
• One Man and His Dog (adventure; boxing; artist Rawlings).
• Puffer on the Snow Trail, The (canadian adventure; artist Smith?).
• Running the Gauntlet (WW2 Army; complete story; artist Coleman; 6th June 1944, France).
• Saddled a Cyclone!, He (Canadian moose riding story!; artist not known).
• Sharkbait! (adventure; big sea-fishing; artist Marti; featuring Len Travers, Bert Cullum).
• Smash and Grab! (WW2 Commando; artist Bill Mainwaring).
• Stripey Stark's Steel Shark (WW2 RN; text).
• Sultan of Osmandela (adventure?; artist Juan Marti; col.)
• Wizard of Willow Wood, The (adventure; artist Rawlings; featuring Paul Cooper).

• 1969.
• starts prior to 124 - finishes after 128, but before 131.

177 - 188.

Lieutenant Peter Farrell, S.A.S.; Sergeant Brad Wiley, U.S. Green Berets; Kamal Tulun, Turkish Army; Lieutenant Heinz Loebel, Germany; British pilot, Tom Blair).

1264 - 1272.

• ? - ?
• S1974, col.; 1976.

• starts prior 1095 - ? (Crag is appointed police chief of the West Indies island of Macaibo).
• Starts prior to 1371 - ? (Title - Crimebuster Crag). (Crag's brother shot in Italy with an Armalite Rifle. Crag tries to trace the rifles).

• 652 - 657.

218 - 229.

• first series (sport; cricket; humour; featuring Ted Stevens, reporter; Joe Doone, fast bowler; artist Sutherland).
• 13 - 20.

• second series (sport; cricket; humour; artist unknown; featuring Sid Crocker; Colonel Clutterbuck).
• S1974; 1976 (Ceylon, present day Sri Lanka. Story takes place after Aussie tour.)
• 589 - 603 (first series)
• 662 - 675; (second series titled Howzatt??; Australian tour) RP 993 - 1006 (2nd series Australian Outback tour).

• 66 - 74.

117 - 128

• Great Victor Christmas Crossword, the 1985
• Great Victor Sports Crossword, the 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986.
• Monster Crossword S1989.
• Summer Sports Crossword S1982.

• 737 - 745.
• S1975.

222 - 229.

• 58 - 63.

• 189 - 201.

• 70 - ?

• 653 - 664.

• Black Rider, The (series character Despatch Rider Bill Brand; WW1; secret service; artist Leo Rawlings, unless stated otherwise).
• 358 (Stunt Rider - a complete story; featuring Sergeant Joe Logan).
• 359 (Rogue Bike - a complete story; featuring Private Johnny Drew).
• 362 (Truckload of Trouble, A; featuring Private Johnny Hogan).
• 363 (Tich's Toy Bike - a complete story; featuring Private Tich McGuire).
• 374 (The Tracks Read 'Rescue'! - a complete story; featuring Private Chuck Nolan).
• 386 (A Trap for Solo Jones - complete story; artist unknown; featuring Corporal Solo Jones).
• 400 (A Touch of the Sun - complete story; artist unknown; featuring Craftsman 'Dusty' Millar).
• 412 (Bert Had The Last Laugh - complete story; featuring Private Bert Bradley).
• 419 (A Madman on the Line - complete story; featuring Private Pete Lyons).

• 2; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 14; 1964.

217 - 228.

70 - finishs?

• 134 - 145

• 50 - 57.

• Town Tamers, The (western; Mark Counter; The Ysabel Kid; Dusty Fog; Waco; Doc Leroy).
• Building of the Albemarle (American Civil War; true story about the building of the ship, with fictional elements).

146 - 151

195 - finishes after 203.

• 61 - Story set during the French Revolution; text; artist Sturrock).
• (Note - above story re-told in the 1969 annual as a picture story; artist Jean Marie).
• 62 - Escape From Sea Tigers, two men thrown into the sea with Sea-Tigers for company. Can they escape?
• 63 - Can a man escape from a S. African veldt after being stranded there by a colleague?
• 64 - Twelve unarmed men attempt to escape from a Roman Colissium full of lions.
• 65 - Escape from headhunters in a lonely outpost in India.
• 66 - Escape from the Hangman's Noose (story set during the American War of Independence).
• 67 - Escape from the Fort of Fear (story set on the African coast, 1885; note this story was also re-told as a picture story in the S1970).
• 68 - Escape from the Hoodlums (current day America).
• 69 - Escape from Razor Reef.
• 70 - Escape from the Firing Squad.
• 71 - Escape from a Chain Gang.
• 72 - Escape from the Fort of Terror (Victorian India) Final episode.

• starts prior to 480 - finishs after 489.

see also Military Medal Winners and Squadron 609 (true stories) headings.
• 20,000 feet Without A Chute! (WW2 RAF; true story of Sergeant Alkemade, a rear gunner falling from a burning Lancaster, 20,000 feet landing on snow covered trees and ground, twisting only his knee, 24th March, 1944; artist not known).
• Across Black Glacier (WW2 Commandos; winter 1942; small group from No.2 Commando, attacked the Glomfjord Hydro station, north Norway via a dangerous glacier; artist Ron Smith?; note main picture also appeared on the front cover of the Victor annual 1967, although drawn by another artist) 63.
• Air Aces of World War Two 1977
• Alone Across the Antarctica (Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911/1912 expedition to chart and study part of the unknown coastline of Antarctica) 2.
• Arnhem, Battle for the Bridge at (WW2 Paratroopers; September, 1944; capture of bridge over the River Rhine; front/back cover story; artist not known) 57.
• Assault on Sicily. (true story; WW2 Army; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 209.
• Attack at Dieppe (WW2 Commandos; inside cover) 1981
• Attack diesel works, Augsburg & Bavaria (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1982
• Attack in the Bay of Onagawa (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1985
• Attack on St. Nazaire (WW2 RN / Commandos; inside cover) 1981.
• Attack on Sidi Omar (true story; WW2 Army, North Africa; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 214.
• Attack the Lutzow (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1983.
• Attack the Prinz Eugen (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1983.
• H.M.S. Audacity, escort aircraft carrier (WW2 Royal Fleet Air Arm, general story about, 1941) covers story col. 122
• Badges of the Brave (inside cover) 1964; 1976; S1970 col..
• Badges of the Fighting Fourteenth (WW2; Army) 1964.
• Badges That They Wore, The (WW2; various different Army, R.A.F. and R.N. units).
• Balloon in War, The 1964.
• Baltic - by Bus!, To The (WW2 Army; 24th March 1945; Crossing of the River Rhine, Germany; 12th Devonshire Regiment; artist unknown) 298.
• Bare-Knuckle Boys, The (boxing feature) S1974.
• Battle Axes of the World 1973.
• Battle Badges (WW2 badges) 1973.
• Battle of Boxing Day, The (WW2 RN; Boxing Day 26th Dec. 1943, sinking of the German Battleship Scharnhorst; HMS Duke of York; artist not known; front/back cover story) 44.
• Battle Flag of the Tanks (WW1 and 2; story of the Battle Flag of the Tank Corps; Brown, red and green; through mud, blood to the green fields beyond; artist unknown) 284.
• Battle For the Bridge, The (WW2 Army; 20th Sept. 1944; Guards Armoured Division; capture of the Nijmegen bridge, near Arnhem, Holland; front/back covers story; artist unknown) 280.
• Battle of Britain (inside cover) 1980.
• Battle of the Admin Box, The (Feb, 1944; Japanese offensive against the British in Burma. The British made their stand at the Admin. box; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 36.
• Before the Guns Roared. (ancient weapons, Onager, Ballista & so on; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Behind the Enemy Lines; desperate missions of the Second World War. 1965
• Big Game Boys, The History of (big game hunting; artist unknown) S1976, col.
• Biggin Hill, First Kill for (no medals awarded; WW1 RAF, 141 Squadron; 19th May 1918; Lieut. E. Turner, pilot & Lieut. H. Barwise, observer; shoot down first airfield's first German plane; artist not known) 355.
• Bismarck, Sinking of (WW2 RN; inside covers) 1979
• Blades From Many Battles S1970 col.
• Bogus Gun, The (WW2 Army; Bland, Capt. 90th City of London Field Regt.; 11th June 1944; bogus tank used as an artillery observation point in Normandy; front/back cover story; artist not known) 313.
• Bomber Raid, 1,000 plane (article inside end cover) 1980
• Boyhood of Lester Piggot, The (story of; artist Ramsbottom; col.).
• Bravest Soldier of All, The (18th century army; Robert Rollo Gillespie) 1982.
• Bridgehead Across The Rhine (WW2 Commandos; 23rd March, 1945; Germany; front/back covers story; artist Rawlings).
• Brigands of Britain's Skies. (factual; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Bring Back the Guns (true story; WW1) 1984.
• Bring Up The Troops! (b&w images of military vehicles; inside covers) 1977
• Build a Battle Gun (a WW2 25 pounder gun) 1975
• Bullet For The Bridge!, A (WW2 Army; April 1941; Captain J.F. Philips; Lieutenant J.T. Tyson; Greece; no medals awarded; blowing up a bridge with a rifle shot; artist Coleman) 326.
• Call of the Hunting Horn, The (WW2 Commandos; front/back story; 11th April 1945, crossing the bridge at the River Aller; artist not known) 55.
• Cameron Highlanders attack on Keren Ridge, Abyssinia. No medals listed. (WW2 Army, 4th Feb. 1941) 61
• Canoe Commandos, The (WW2 Commandos; front/back cover story; 07th Dec. 1942, raid on Bordeaux Harbour; only Major Hasler and Marine Sparks survived; artist Philpotts) 43.
• Carson, Kit - frontier scout (life story of Carson in the wild west of 19th century America; artist not known) 8.
• Cherokee Bill (biography of; western) 1973
• Chindit Patrol (WW2 Army; Burma; 6th March, 1943; Major B. Fergusson; front/cover story; artist Coleman) 311.
• Combined Attack (WW2 RN/ARmy; true story; 10th June 1943; Pantelleria island, Mediterranean Sea; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 228.
• Command Performance (WW2 R.A.F.; Cunningham, J.? & Rawnsley, C.F.? (Command Performance;7th May 1941; Squadron 604 night fighters; no medals mentioned; artist unknown) 247.
• Crossing at Diyala, The (WW1 Army; Mesopotamia, March 1917; artist Bagnall; true front/back cover story) 369.
• Courage of the Kelly, The (WW2 RN; story of HMS Kelly, destroyer captained by Lord Louis Mountbatten; front/back cover story; artist Philpotts) 18.
• Cruiser Attack (true story; WW2 RN; H.M.S. Sussex; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 203.
• D-Day (inside back cover) 1978.
• Dambusters, The (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1982.
• Dandies in their Day (locomotives; inside cover) 1965.
• Danger Spies at Work 1964.
• Day The French Bombed Paris, The (WW2 Free French Air Force; Lorraine Squadron; bombing raid on Paris 03rd October, 1943; Flying Officer Lamy's plane was shot down, he ditched it in the River Seine, rather than on the city; front/back cover story; artist not known) 59.
• Days Gone By, In (Making of Roman roads, Edwardian coins, medieval barber’s shop, tennis, dancing in tudor times & fire-fighting Stuart times) 1973
• Dog's Life, It's A (factual; artist unknown) S1968, col.
• Dologorodoc! (WW2 Army, Eritrea; 15th, March 1941; 2nd West Yorkshire Regt; front/back cover story; artist Diaz) 265.
• Duel Over London (WW1 R.F.C.; shooting down of a Zepplin ace Kapitanleutnant Heinrich Mathy, 1st october, 1916; by Lieu. W. J. Tempest; artist unknown) 300.
• Dunkirk evacuation (inside cover) 1978.
• End of Raider, The (WW2 RN; 1939, the destruction of the German Battleship Graf Spee in the South Atlantic by HMS Ajax, Exeter and Achilles; front/back cover story; artist not known) 47.
• Escape From Crete (WW2 Army; May 1941; artist not known; front/back cover; no medals mentioned).
• Escape From Stalag Luft III, The (WW2 POW's; the greatest escape from a German POW camp; artist Philpotts; front/back cover story) 66.
• Factory of Flying Death, The (WW2 Commandos; 06th April 1945; crossing the River Weser; artist Sutherland; front/back cover story).
• Feats of Famous Spies 1964.
• Feats of the Muscle Men (sporting facts; artist Ted Rawlings).
• Fighting Ladies, The (WW1 Army; Feb. 1918; Flanders; Canadian Army; retrieving a stolen lewis gun from Germans dressed in nightdresses!) 319.
• Fighting Gurkhas, The (WW1 Army; Sept. 1914, 8th Gurkhas; France; artist not known).
• Fine Flyers of Moor and Mountain (factual; birds of prey; artist unknown) S1968, col.
• Fire Fighters, The 1974.
• First Escaper, The (WW2 R.A.F.; Escape of Flight Lieutenant Harry Burton from a prisoner of war camp, Germany; Sept. 1940; front/back covers; artist Rawlings) 279.
• First Fighters, The (factual; WW1 fighter planes; artist unknown) S1968, col.
• First Pathfinders, The (true story; WW2 RAF; 5th April 1942; North Africa; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 233.
• Fistful of Gongs (true story, WW2) 1984.
• Flame Trail to the Rhakotis (true story; WW2 RAAF; 1st January 1943; coast of Spain; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 220.
• Flying Freaks (military planes; inside covers) 1973.
• Flying Windmills. (factual, helicopters; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• For Valour (non-military medals; inside cover ) 1964.
• Four Kinds of Courage (non-military medals; inside cover) 1964.
• Friend or Foe? (WW2 aeroplane silhouettes) 1976.
• Funeral, The (factual; WW2 Paratroopers) 1982.
• Greatest Shown On Earth (feature on Guiness World records) S1992.
• Green Howards, The (Army unit; 23rd May 1944; story of at Anzio, true story, covers story) 165.
• Guardians of the Mountains (Mountain Rescue) 1975.
• Guns Fired Alone, The (WW2 Army; January 1942; 11th Regt. Royal Horse Artillery; North Africa; Lieu. George Buchanan escaping from Germans.
• Handy Hints on Self-defence (factual; artist unknown) S1968.
• Here Come the Choppers! (factual; photographs) S1979, col.
• Here Come The Commandos! (army equipment; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Here Come the Paras! (equipment) 1976
• Heroes of Land and Sea (inside cover) 1964
• Horned Heads (animals heads that have horns (quiz) S1970 col..
• How the Red Man Lived (lives of the North American Indians) S1970 col..
• How's That! (factual, information about cricket; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Hunt For The Bismark, The (WW2 RN; the hunting and sinking of the Bismark, German Pocket Battleship; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 8.
• Identity Parade 1984.
• Illustrious Story, The (WW2 RN; story of HMS Illustrious, aircraft carrier; artist Kearon; front/back cover story) 27.
• Into Battle (Army vehicles; Second World War and modern) 1974.
• Is it Cricket (factual; sporting facts; artist Bill Ritchie; col.) S1971.
• Island Invasion! (true front/back cover story; no personalities mentioned; May 1942; story of British invasion of French held Island of Madagascar; artist not known) 350.
• Keep Your Eyes on the Road (factual; different road signs) S1977, col.
• Knockout!, It’s (sport; boxing photographs) 1979
• Ironclad, The age of 1975.
• Journey into Danger (factual; a series of one page true stories; artist Bevan?) see Journey into Danger.
• Last of the Lance Chargers, The (WW1 Army; River Arne, Belgium; 7th Sept. 1914; 9th Lancers; artist Sutherland) 297.
• Lets Go Fly a Kite. (factual; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Loco’s of Long Ago 1965
• Lone Avenger, The (WW2 RAF; true story) 1979
• Look of a Fighting Man, The (factual; artist unknown) S1968, col.
• Mahratta Attack (WW2 Army; March 1941; Eritrea, Italy; 9th Indian Brigade, Sikhs; front and back covers story; artist Philpotts?) 286.
• Man Who Would be King (tennis feature on Peter Sampras) S1992.
• Mascots of the Fighting Forces (factual; British Armed Forces mascots; artist unknown) S1976, col.
• Mean Machines (motorbike feature) S 1992.
• Men Who Made Canada 1968.
• Mechanical Marvels
  • No. 1 – Diggers 1965
  • No.2 – Jumping Jeeps 1965
  • No.3 – Flying Flops 1965
  • No.4 – Winged Wonders 1965

• Merville Battery, The (WW2 Army; 9th Battalion Parachute Regt. attack on the Merville Battery, D-Day; artist Kearon; front/back cover story) 45.
• Monster Machines S1989.
• Motor-Bike, The World Of 1974
• Narvik Fjord attack (WW2 RN; inside cover) 1985
• Navy’s Air Force, The 1972.
• Nicknames of the Regiments (factual; artist not known) 24.
• No Retreat From The Menacing Mist (WW1 Army; factual; 22nd April 1915; Ypres Salient; poison gas attack on 48th Canadian Highlanders; artist (P)) 308.
• Odd Armour of World War One 1983.
• Odd Cars 1974.
• Odd Jobs (WW2 unusual units; inside covers) 1966.
• Olympic Oddities (artist Ted Rawlings).
• Only One Came Back (WW2; RAF) 1978
• Only Three Came Back (WW2, USAF; American Marauder bomber hit whilst flying on a bombing mission of a Japanese base at Rabaul, New Britain in the Pacific. The adventures of the shot down Marauder crew. No personnel named; artist style like Boo Cook) 5.
• Operation Robinson (WW2 RAF; Oct. 1942; attack on the Schneider-Creusot armament works, France; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 19.
• Ordeal In The Atlantic (WW2 RN; summer 1943; British merchant ship torpedoed in Atlantic, survival of crew).
• Parachuting (sport) 1969
• Pathfinders (WW2; RAF; inside covers) 1986
• Pedal Power S1980 col.
• Plane That Caught a U-Boat, The (WW2 RAF; 27th August, 1941; Squadron Leader Thompson; location not stated; artist not known; front/back cover story) 10.
• Pinguin, Sinking of (WW2 RN 22nd May 1940, true story, cover story) col. 150.
• Planes Between The Wars S1982
• Plough and Yoke Warriors, The (Odd incidents from British History) 1985
• Plymouth Argylls, The (WW2 Army; story of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and Royal Marines defending Singapore from the Japs; front/back cover story; artist Kearon) 6.
• Porcupine, The Flying (WW2 RAF) 1972
• Press on Regardless! (WW2 RAF) 1976
• Radar Raiders, The (WW2 Army; 27th February, 1942; Bruneval, Northern France; artist Vandeput) 14.
• Raid on El Wak, The (WW2 Army; 10th Dec. 1940; 1st Battalion, Gold Coast Regt.; successful raid on El Wak fort; artist Bagnall) 325.
• Raid on Zeebrugge, The (WW1 RN; series).
• Rawalpindi Went Down Fighting, The (WW2 RN,; 23rd Nov. 1939; first naval engagement between British auxiliary cruiser and two German pocket battleships; captained by E.C. Kennedy; sunk by the German ships; front/back cover story; artist Kearon).
• Record Holders of the Air (inside cover) 1968
  • see also Tops in their Time (inside cover) 1968

• Regiment of Foreigners (history of Foreign Legion) 1977
• Rendezvous With Death (WW2 Army; February 1944; 15th Corp Administrative Area; Japanese attack; artist Coleman) 301.
• Rocket Strike, The (WW2 RN; April 1941; H.M.S. Partia, fired a Harvey Projector experimental rocket at a German bomber; Lieu. Alec Menhenick) 302.
• Round of The Guns, A (history of artillery; inside covers) 1971
• Royal Scots Greys at Waterloo (story of the back cover) 1964
• Rulers of the Sky S1980.
• Saved by the Guns! (WW1 Army; Captain Howarth; 4th Leicestershires; 29th Sept. 1918; artist (P)) 281.
• Saving the Captain (WW2 RN) 1982.
• Saving the Ship (WW2 RN; artist unknown) S1979.
• Sea Signs (factual; semphore signals; artist unknown) S1968, col..
• Sea Shall Not Have Them (WW2 rescue) 1975.
• Second Chance Champion, The (sport; motor racing; Jack Hill) S1971.
• Sergeant of the Guards (WW2 Army; Sergeant Gilbert; Guards Armoured Division; 5th November, 1944; artist unknown; capturing of five German soldiers single-handed) 269.
• Seven Days From Derna (WW2 Army; story of six men, No.7 platoon, B Company, King's Royal Rifle Corps walking back through Western desert to British lines 7th April, 1944, artist Coleman) 314.
• Ship That Would Not Die, The (factual; S.S. Demetrio, a merchant tanker attacked on 5th Nov. 1940 in the Atlantic; crew abandoned ship, but later returned & managed to sail her into port; front/back cover story; artist not known) 29.
• Sink the Kaiser! (WW1 RN; 26th August 1914; H.M.S. Highflyer; artist Coleman; German raider ship Kaiser Wilheim der Grosse; front/back cover story) 290.
• Sinking of the Dielpi (true story; WW2 RAF; Malta; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 218.
• Sinking of the Reichenfels!, The (WW2 RAF; 21st June, 1942; Beaufort bombers sinking the German merchant ship Reichenfels; Mediterranean Sea; artist unknown) 318.
• Ski-Men From the Sky, The (WW2 Norwegian Commandos; Feb. 1943; raid on the German heavy water plant at Rjukan, Norway; artist not known) 70.
• Skill Factor, The (footballing skills with David O'Leary).
• Sling to Missle, From (the development of weapons through the ages; artist Sturrock?) 15.
• Soldiers With Wings (history of the Army Air Corp) 1978.
• Sports Car Parade (racing cars through the ages; col.) S 1971.
• Spiking the Guns (WW2 Commandos; true story; 9th/10th July 1943; artist unknown; no military medals or personnel mentioned) 257.
• Star Samson's Space Museum (1960's/70's space rockets, suits, vehicles and floating science workshop) S1975, col..
• Stole a German General, They (WW2 Crete partisans; Crete 1944; Major "Paddy" Leigh-Formor; Captain W.S. Moss; artist Sutherland; front/back cover) 23.
• Stories Behind the Badges. (series; factual; complete story each week about the history of a particular civilian or military badge; artist Rawlings).
  see the series with the same title.

• Summer Cavalcade (col; strange customs and events that take place throughout Britain during the summer; col..)
  S1970

• Supply Ship to Malta (WW2 RN; March 1942; story of the naval supply ship Breconshire sailing to Malta; artist not known; front/back cover story) 71.
• Tank Attack (WW1 tanks; 10th April 1917; Battle of Arras; Lieut. Weber commanding the tank 'Lusitana'; no medals awarded; artist Leo Rawlings) 354.
• Tanks Must Get Through, The (WW2 RAF/RN; 8th May, 1941; Mediterranean Sea; British forces defending a convey bound for Alexandria, Egypt; front/back cover story; artist not known) 322.
• They Died at Their Guns (story of 155th Battery of the Royal Artillery fighting the Germans at Sidi Nsir, Tunisia, Feb. 25, 1943; artist Kearon?) 3.
• Tirpitz, The End of the (WW2 RAF; Norway, 1944; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland).
• Today's Fighting Ships (feature about the RN's warships) s1974.
• Top Notches of Today (WW2 aeroplane silhouettes) 1976.
• Top Speedsters (factual; history of fast cars) S 1970, col..
• Tops in their Time (record planes; inside cover) 1968.
  • See also Record Holders of the Air (factual; inside cover) 1968

• Torpedo Boat Attack (true story; WW2 RN; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 200.
• Trail-Blazers, The (explorers) 1972.
• Trawler That Netted a U-Boat, The (WW2 RN; front and back covers true story; trawler "Lady Madeleine" re-named H.M.S. Moonstone, capturing a German submarine June 1940; artist not known) 42.
• Tricolour Raid, The (WW2 RAF; 12th June, 1942; raid on Paris dropping a French flag, carried out by pilot Flight Lieutenant A.K. Gatward and navigator Sergeant Fern; no medals awarded; artist not known) 73.
• Under Pressure (football feature) S1992.
• Valour, For (non-military medals; inside cover) 1964.
• Victory or Death! (WW2 Army; Greek Sacred Regiment; early months of 1943 destruction of German E-Boats at Allinia; artist Coleman) 296.
• War Beneath the Waves, The (factual) S1977.
• Warships of the Silent World (submarines) 1973.
• Watch the Birdie (unusual cameras) 1965.
• Wheel Spinning Wonders (factual) 1980.
• When Knights Were Bold. (factual; artist Rawlings) S1976.
• When the Going gets Tough (athletics feature) S 1992.
• World on the Warpath, The (look at war through the centuries) 1972
• Your Eyes Tell You Lies! 1975

• 1968 RP of the story published in issue ?
• 282 - 294. Note issue 289 also stars Sandy Baines & Vic Tatum from the Catchem Company series. see Catchem Company, The

• S1972, (col. first two pages); 1973.
• 551 - 560? (1st series).
• 590 - 601 (2nd series).

• S1974, col.; S1975, col.; S1976, col.; 1976; S1977, col.; 1977; 1978; S1979, col.; 1979;
• S1980, col.; 1980; 1981; 1982; 1986.
• 674 - finishs before 1053 in the weekly comic? (But made appearances in the later annuals and again in the comic?).

309 - 322.

• 363 - 376.

• 37 - 46.

• 15 - 27.

• 350 - 361, (RP of 1 - 12, note - this series originally appeared under the title - Come Away the United).
• Come Away The United (a complete stand alone story) 1964.

• Chidsea see
  • Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals! (featuring Wee Bandy; Jimi)
  • Smith, Nick - entry in the Hornet Index.

• Midford City see
  • Goalie for the City, A 1968.
  • Mystery Man at Inside Left, The (series).
  • Team That Jack Built, The (series).

• Pressley Rangers see
  Bandy, Wee (series character; sport; football) 1966

1516 - 1525.
• S1990.

• Locke of the Legion (adventure; Africa ; artist Rawlings) 1977
• Regiment of Foreigners (factual; history of) 1977.

see also Badges of the Fighting Fourteenth (army; factual) 1964.
• 27 - 42. (note artist for issue 40 not Farrugia).
• 529 - 543RP.
• 929, RP second time, as complete stories, not always in consecutive issues.
• 1964.

• 663 - 673.
• 1975.

• 12 - 22.

Starts prior to 278 - .

see also War of the Second Best Guns.
• S1968 (The Vision of Jamal).
• 382 - 398.

• Army Assault course S1968, col..
• Cattle Drive (game) S1976, col..
• Climb That Mountain. S1972, col..
• Cycle Race (game) S1979, col..
• Goal! 1975.
• Great Victor Motor Bike Scramble, The 1976.
• Paddle Your Own Canoe. S1969, col..
• Radar Raiders, The (Commando game) S1971.
• Round the Isles Sailing Race S1975, col..
• Seek the Sunken Treasure S1970 col..
• Shoot and Score! (football game) 1973.
• Trans Africa Rally (col.) S1974.
• Victor Grand Prix, The S1980 col..
• Victor Open Golf Championship S1982 col..
• Voyage to Planet X (game) S1977, col..

1 - 11.

• 29 - 42

• 131,

• Football stand up portraits of eight footballers in their club colours.
• Photo glossy cards of famous teams in football history to go with the Sportsman's wallet published in issue 2 -
  • 2 (teams not known),
  • 3 - Newcastle F.A. Cup team 1952, Arsenal team 1950, Blackpool's cup winning team 1953;
  • 4 - teams not known;
  • 5 - Cardiff City; Real Madrid, Hearts.
  • 29 - Sports Wallet (made of plastic), full of sporting facts and figures of star team of 1961 plus six glossy photo cards featuring Tottenham Hotspur; England XI; Wigan; Sheffield Utd; Scotland XI & Peterborough football teams.
  • 30 - Glossy photo cards of star teams of 1961 - Wales XV (Rugby), Kilmarnock, Ipswich, Crystal Palace.
  • 31 - Glossy photo cards of star teams of 1961 - Leicester City, St. Helens Rugby League club, Glasgow Celtic, Ireland XV (Rugby)
• 32 - Glossy photo cards of star teams of 1961 - Sheffield Wednesday, Dunfermline Athletic, Walsall, Glenavon.
• 33 - Glossy photo cards of star teams of 1961 - Bury; Rangers; England XV (Rugby); Linfield.
• Sportsman's Wallet (made of extra-strong shiny plastic, full of sporting facts and figures, with three sets of glossy photocards of famous teams in football history 2.
• Sportsman's Wallet (made of shiny plastic, full of sporting facts and figures, able to hold a set of 16 Cup-tie stars of all nations glossy photo-cards) 58.
  • 58 - not known who the players were on the cards for this issue.
  • 59 - four cards with three pictures on each card -
    • Pat Crerand, Phil Woosnam, Harry Gregg;
    • Ivor AllChurch, Ron Flowers, Jose Santarmaria;
    • Ron Yeats, Bobby Charlton, Ted Philips;
    • Joe Baker, Danny Blanchflower, Jack Fairburn.
  • 60 - four cards with three pictures on each card -
    • Neil Fox, Jim Armfield, Dragoslav Sekularac;
    • Eddie Connachan, Peter McParland; Cliff Jones;
    • John Connelly, Ron Ashman, Kurt Hamrin;
    • Jim Baxter, Ray Wilson, Albert Cheesebrough.
    • 61 - four cards with three pictures on each card -
      • Mick NcNeil, Alec Hamilton, Albert Blan;
      • Ray Pointer, George Herd, Bobby Robson;
      • Billy Bingham, Alex Elder, Colin Barlow;
      • Alan Harrington, Jimmy Walsh, Raymond Kopa.

    • Squirt ring, Super 1.
    • Thumbs up badge 1024.

• Gillard, Johnny (series character Aussie; sport; cricket) see
  • Cricket For Charlesworth, No. 1973.
  • Johnny Gets the Runs 1974.

• Gillespie, Robert Rollo (army officer; 18th century) see Bravest Soldier of All, The
• Gladiators of the Desert (WW2 R.A.F., North Africa; artist Bleach; featuring Squadron Leader Johnny Stoner).
  starts prior to 1302 - 1311.

• Goalie for the City, A (sport; football) 1968.
• Goalmaker, The (football series featuring Mister Pickford) see Pickford: Past Master of Football.
• Goals of Jimmy Grant (series character?; sport; football; featuring Jimmy Grant; two pages partial colour; artist not known).
  • S1989; S1992.

• Goals That Jackson Scored, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Johnny Jackson; Millwood Utd Football Club; artist Vandeput).
  • 47 - ?

• Goff, Sergeant Sam (WW2 Army, North Africa; series) see Desert Dudes, The.
• Gold Fever (adventure;text story) 1972.
• Gordon of the Glasgow (WW1 RN; series character; featuring Boy Seaman Bill Gordon; artist (P)?).
  152 - ?

• Gordon, Captain Dan (series character; adventure; NATO troops vs. Black Brigade terrorists) see Countdown to Oblivion.
• Gordon, Trooper Tom (WW2 5th Hussars; series character) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
• Gorgeous Gus (series character; sport; football; Redburn Rovers Football Club; featuring Earl of Boote also known as Gorgeous Gus; Jenkins, butler; Sam Hopkins, manager; artist Bert Vandeput unless otherwise stated).
  • 1965; 1967; 1975; 1976 (not original artist); 1977 (not original artist).
  • 29 - 36 (first series).
  • starts prior to 58 - 66 (Redburn Rovers playing in the European Cup).

• Gorgonzola Special (bike racing) 1972.
• Gorman, Weary (series character) seePillow Champ, The
• Grant, Joe (series character) see Have Plane - Will Fly (adventure; flying; pilots for hire).
• Grant, Rory (sport; football) see Wonder of the Western Isle, The.
• Grant, Steve (series character; sport; wrestling) see Grappler Grant.
• Grappler Grant (series characters; sport; wrestling; featuring Steve Grant; Frank Treharne; artist not known).
  • 41 - 50.

• Great German Escape, The 938.
• Greatest Shown On Earth (factual; feature on Guiness World records) S1992.
• Green, Jeff navigatorsee Green Lizard, Look For (series character; South Pacific treasure hunting adventure).
• Green Howards, The (Army unit; 23rd May 1944; Story of at Anzio, true story, covers story) 165
• Green Lighting (series characters; sport; motor-racing; featuring Tom Bryant, Bill Adams, Pete Marshall, drivers; Sam Johnson, team owner; artist Farrugia).
  • 19 - 28.

• Green Lizard, Look For The (series character; South Pacific adventure; featuring pilot John Quentin, Englishman; navigator Jeff Green, Australian; Peter Clyde; Bill Hardy; Jerry Jones; Tom Drake; artist Shone).
  • 1 - 9.
  • 1305 - 1313 RP.

• Greer, Joe (series; sport; football) see Jinx on Joe Greer, The.
• Grier (series; adventure) see Black Knights, The.
• Grimstone Track, A Story From (series; text; various sports including motor-racing; running and so on; featuring a complete story each week; artist Sturrock?).
  • 41 - Horror at Humpback Bridge (motor-racing).
  • 42 - Last-Minute Morgan (running).
  • 43 - He Didn't Want to Win (box car racing).
  • 44 - Black Ice at the Goat-Horn (motor-racing).
  • 45 - Bob-sled Bluffers of Company B (bob-sled racing).
  • 46 - Over the Top-at Morgan's Drop! (motor-racing).
  • 47 - No Luck Leyland (cycling).
  • 48 - The Riddle of the Racing Wreck (car racing).
  • 49 - Pike's Point - Or Bust! (sports car used to drive up a mountain to save a man's life).
  • 50 - Ten Yards to Win! (running).
  • 51 - Non-stop Parkes' Last Lap (motor-car racing).
  • 52 - "At the Double, Private Dobson" (cycling race).

• Grudge Fight, The (text story; sport; boxing) 1966
• Guardians of the Mountains (factual information – Mountain Rescue) 1975
• Guerrilla Guns (series character; Napoleonic Wars; featuring Sergeant John Bush;artist Josep Marti)
  • 138 - finishes after 146

• Guffles, Osbert (series character; sport; football) see Jake's Giant Killers.
• Gun on Four Legs, The (series character; North-West Frontier of India, 19th Century; featuring Sergeant Jack Fellows; artist Bagnall).
  263 - finishes after 269.

• Gunman had Toothache, The (western; artist Rawlings) 1979
• Guns That Won The West (series; individual episodes about a different gun; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
  150 - 163.

• 'Gus' the computer see Planet Seekers,The
• Gus, Gorgeous (football) see Gorgeous Gus
• Guy With The Gangster Gun, The (WW2 Army) 1967
  H#

• Hal O' the Heath (friend of the Red MacGregor) see Red MacGregor, The
• Handy Hints on Self-defence (factual; artist unknown) S1968.
• Hammer# Man, The (series character; medieval; humour; unless otherwise stated artist is Ted Rawlings; featuring Sir Jinks.)
  • see also Swordmaker, The 1974; 601 - ? (The Swordmaker)
  • 1975; S1975; S1976, col. (featuring Jinks); S1977 (featuring Jinks); 1977; 1978; S1979 (featuring Jinks); 1979;
  • 1980; S1980; 1981; 1982; S1982; 1983; 1984; 1985; 1986.
  • 742 - 752 (An alien intergrated itself into Sir Arthur Aspick armour!!; featuring Sir Arthur Aspick).
  • 779 - ? The Knight of the Hammer (newly made Knight, Sir Chell Puddock joins the Society of the Square Peg which fights evil).
  • 896 - finishes after issue 903 (Chell Puddock; Sir Jack Jinks).
  • Starts prior to 1265 - ? (Baron Chell Puddock; sir Jinks; appointed High Lord Judge touring England bringing justice to the Law Courts of King Henry V domains).

• Harman, Jack Sergeant (series; WW2 Army, Far East) see Men From Camp Z, The.
• Hassan (series character; assistant to Monty Phipps) see Dragon Flag, The
• Have Plane - Will Fly! (series characters; adventure; Pacific Islands; featuring New Zealanders Harry McKay & Joe Grant, pilots for hire; artist Kearon).
  • 67 - 75.

• Head-Hunter of the Galaxy (series character; sci-fi; artist not known; featuring Bo Rogan; Chris, a computer).
  1421 - 1434

• Helmet Gun, The (humour) 1981
• Here Come the Choppers! (factual; photographs) S1979, col.
• Here Come The Commandoes! (factual; army equipment; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Here Come the Paras! (equipment; factual) 1976
• Hero of Mafeking, The (Victorian Army; Baden-Powell, Robert) 1985
• Heroes of Land and Sea (factual; inside cover) 1964
• Higgins, Alf (series character; magician; text and picture stories) see Alfredo the Great.
• Higgs, Jim (series character; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.
• Hill, Joe "Hungry" (series character; adventure; text) see We Fly Anything-Anywhere!
• Hired Gun, The (text stories; western) 1967
• Hit It For Six (sport; artist unknown; featuring Joe Millar baseball player, playing cricket) S1979, col..
• Hitman, The (Adventure; USA Gangsters) 1980
• Hobbe, John (13th Century, Africa; leader of a company of archers) see Dark Domain, The.
• Hoeness, Helmut - German actor/British Spy (series characters; WW2 secret Service in occupied France;see Big Act, The.
• Hogan's Patrol (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Lieutenant Joe Hogan; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis).
  Starts prior to 278 - 281.

• Holden, Sergeant-Major (WW2 British Prisoner of War camp, Germany; series character) see Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The.
• Hollick, Dan Sergeant (series character; Post WW2 Army; text; featuring Sergeant Dan Hollick; Kano, his dog; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
  • 83? - 92? (first series;title - The Dogs of Kwang; set in Hong Kong).
  • 122 – 133 (second series; title - The Dogs of Dan Hollick; set in UK; Germany).
  • 206 – 215 (third series; title - The Saga of the Samburu Scouts; set in Kenya during the Mau Mau revolt).
  • Note - Dan Hollick had a one page appearance in a Johnny Orchid picture story, issue 160.
  • 226. Stand alone picture story inIt's A Dog's Life series; featuring Dan's dog Kano. Episode based on a text story set in Hong Kong.
  • The Hollick stories originally appeared in D.C. Thomson text comics. So the stories printed in The Victor are reprints.

• Holliday, Tom (North-West Frontier, India and North Africa, WW2)
  • see Galloping Gunners, The
  • War of the Second Best Guns, The

• Hollins, Mike Captain (sport; football) see Behind the Crimson Door.
• Hoodoo On Aircraft X, The (WW2 RAF) 1976
• Hopper, Clarence (the Iceman) (series character; humour) see Send for the B-Team.
• Hork the Hunter (sci-fi; series character; artist Alonso?; featuring Hork Larsen; Toto).
  774 - 785

• Horn, Trooper Job (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The
• Horned Heads (animal heads with horns) S1970 col.
• Hostage of the Diamond Diggers (adventure; complete story; featuring Joe and Ellis Marsh; artist Alonso) S1971.
• Hot-Air Hussars, The (series; Boer War; artist Rawlings; featuring Lieutenant Tom Brody, Sergeant Cragg, Prof. ?)
  • 1980
  • 930 - 942?

• Hot-Spot Scott (WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service; series characters; featuring Section Officer Ken Scott; artist not known).
  786 - ?.

• Hounded Down! (WW2 P.O.W.’s) 1985
• Hounds of the Hunter (series characters; present day hunting, America; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
  311 - 221.

• How's That! (factual, information about cricket; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Howzatt?? (series characters; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.
• Hugo, a squire (13th Century, Africa) see Dark Domain, The.
• Humorous# Stories see
  • Add Only Water (series character).
  • Animal Crackers.
  • Cap’n Hand and his Mutinous Band (series character).
  • Cecil - The Stone Age Scrapper (series character).
  • County Cuzzins, The (series character).
  • Cricket Capers. (Humorous true cricketing stories).
  • Cricket, Is It (series characters; sport; cricket)
  • Doggoned, I’ll be.
  • Fairway Humour (humour; cartoons) S1979.
  • Feuding Finnegan (series character Aussie; adventure)
  • Figaro! (series character)
  • Football Fun
  • Funny Old World, It’s (factual.)
  • Helmet Gun, The
  • Lord of the Yukon (series charactere).
  • Military Misfit, The (WW2 Army.)
  • Mighty Muscles!
  • Mulligan and his Mule (Army, North-West Frontier, India; text).
  • Mulveney's Mule (North-West Frontier 1930's)
  • Ruffies and the Tuffies (series characters).
  • Send for Saxon (series character; crime fighter.)
  • Send for the B-Team (series characters).
  • Star-Spankled Banger, The (series character.)
  • Sporting Life, This
  • Sporting Smiles.
  • Sullivan's Snapshooters (WW2 series; series characters).
  • Superstitious Sam (series characters).
  • Ticker Turner (series character; WW2 Army).
  • Toad-in-the-hole (series)
  • Toughest Toff in Town, The (series character)
  • Wacky World, It’s a (factual true stories)

• Human Fly, The see Bones, Joe
• Hunt For The Bismark, The (factual; WW2 RN; the hunting and sinking of the Bismark, German Pocket Battleship; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 8.
• Hunters of the South Seas (Pirates) 1976.
  I#

• Ice-Cool Alex (sport football) see Powell, Bill
• Idaho Kid, The (western; artist Kearon?) 1974
• Illustrious Story, The (WW2 RN; factual; story of HMS Illustrious, aircraft carrier; artist Kearon; front/back cover story) 27.
• Into Battle (Army vehicles; Second World War and modern) 1974
• Ironclad, The age of (factual, end covers) 1975
• Is it Cricket (factual; sporting facts; artist Bill Ritchie) S1971.
• Is it Cricket? (picture story series about an English village cricket touring side) see Cricket?, Is It.
• Island of No Return (series characters; WW2 P.O.W.'s Far East; artist Leo Rawlings; featuring Harrison; agent X-4.).
  253 - 262.
  J#

• Jackson, Johnny (series character; sport; football) see Goals That Jackson Scored, The.
• Jackson, Private Rolf (series character; WW2 Norwegian Resistance; British Army Territorials) see Snow Guerrillas, The.
• Jacobs, Private Andy (semi-series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The
• Jagger, Jungle Joe Private (series character; WW2; army) see Jungle Joe
• Jailbusters, The (WW2 RAF; jailbreak of prisoners; Group Captain Pickard; artist Farrugia) S1968, col. (first page only).
• Jake's Giant Killers (series character; sport; football; featuring Jake Pimm, Osbert Guffles; Brimpton Rovers Football Club; artist Bert Vandeput).
  starts prior to 158 - finishs after 165.

• Jalopy with a Jinx, the 1975
• Jape, witch-doctor (series; adventure) see Black Knights, The.
• Jason Barrett (series character; adventure) see Barrett, Jason
• Jimi (series character; sport; football) see Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals!
• Jimmu (Samurai; 17th Century; colleague of Stark) see Stark of the Samurai
• Jimmy the Dodger (series character; sport; boxing; artist ?; featuring Gunner Wild, a boxer who loses his memory, but fights under the name of Jimmy the Dodger; Tex Wilson, boxing manager; The Black Panther, villian).
  • 1 - 10.

• Jinks, Sir Jack (series character; youthful assistant to Puddock.) see Hammer Man, The
• Jinx on Joe Greer, The (series character; sport; football; featuring Joe Greer; artist not known; Langdale Football Club).
  • starts prior to 931 - ends after 934.

• Joe Bones (series character; WW2) see Bones, Joe
• Johnny Appleseed (series character; American wild West adventure; featuring Johnny Appleseed; Slocum of the Six Knives; artist Sutherland).
  • 27 - 40.

• Johnny Gets the Runs 1974 see Gillard, Johnny (series character)
• Johnny Hop (series characters Bill Lennox and Wally Omes, Aborigine; artist Yaroslav Horak?)
  178 - 185 (Note - 'Bill was the policeman, registrar and coroner all rolled into one - what the Australians call the Johnny Hop').

• Johnny Orchid (series character) see Orchid, Johnny White Hunter.
• Johnson, Sam (series character; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
• Jones, Clapper (humour) see Send for the B-Team.
• Jones, Gunner Pete (WW2; series character) see Prouty, Captain.
• Jones, Roly (sport; football) see Mister Roly-Poly.
• Jones, ‘Snitcher’ (series character; sport; football) see Goalie for the City, A; Team That Jack Built, The (series).
• Jones, Private 'Tricky' (WW2 Army; series) see Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The.
• Jones, Trooper Bluey (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The
• Jordan, Captain (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
• Journey into Danger (factual; a series of one page true stories; artist Bevan?)
  • 'Berlin' Disaster, The (the rescuing of passsengers from the Great Eastern Railway Company's steamer 'Berlin',of the Dutch coast 21st Feb. 1907) 778.
  • Day Mont Pelee Blew Up, The (British merchant ship S.S. Roddam was the only ship to escape the eruption of the volcano of Mont Pelee, Martinique, W. Indies, 08th May, 1902) 784.
  • Down in the Death-trap of the snows (Three men's 48 hour ordeal of surviving in Death Valley, Alaska after their plane crash landed, no date) 783.
  • Duel of the Merrimac and Monitor, first conflict between two ironclad ships, American Civil War, March 1862. The result was considered a draw) 785.
  • Last Flight of the R101, The (the disaster of the airship R101 on its maiden voyage to Egypt, 04th Oct. 1930) 781.
  • Legion's Epic Fight at Camerone, The (Last stand of a small force of Foreign Legion men in Mexico in April 1863) 776.
  • Train of Sudden Death, They Tackled (Liverpool railway workers moving burning munition wagons to place of safety, Dec. 1941) 774.
  • Two-Wheeled Tornado, The (Charles Murphy riding a bicycle along a mile of railway line in sixty seconds, on 30th June 1899, USA) 777.

• Jumping Beans of Football (sport; factual photographs) 1979
• Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals! (sport; football; Chidsea football club; artist Bert Vandeput; featuring Jimi, Wee Bandy)
  • 362 - 379.
  • 719- 733 RP.

• Jungle Bus, The (series characters; holiday coach tour through Africa adventure; featuring Bill Morgan; Joe Mason; artist Farrugia).
  • 75 - ?

• Jungle Joe (WW2 Army; series character; featuring Private Joe Jagger; text stories; note - stories for the first series alternated each week with Dixon of Disaster Squad).
  • 1964, 1965 (artist not known).
  • First series - 1; 3; 5; 7; 9; 11; 13 (artist not known).
  • Second series 73 - ?(artist Sturrock).
  K#

• Kamikaze! (WW2 RN) 1981.
• Kearon, Ted see Artists.
• Kay, Sergeant Fred (series character; WW2 Army) see Fred Kay’s Crazy Railroad.
• Keeler, Sergeant Joe (WW2 Army; series character; American Ranger) see Ranger.
• Keepers of the Sun Stone (series characters; Victorian adventure story set in S. America; featuring Captain Julian Viking; Razmid, Pathan servant; Professor Martin Gain; artist Kearon).
  • 43 - 52.

• Kelly, Jim (series character; sport; football) see Away Went Kelly.
• Kelly, Marine Mike (WW2 RN; series character) see River Rats, The
• Kennedy#, ‘Killer’ (series character; WW2 RN; featuring Midshipman Bill Doyle).
  • 1969; S1974, col.; 1974 (Operation Oscar), 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1982 (Operation Mustapha)
  • S1968, col. first page only, (artist Farrugia);S1969, col. first page only, (artist Farrugia);
  • S1972, - The Secret Raider of Sukala Bay, artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; S1976, col. entire story, (artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis); S1979 (artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis);
  • 517 - finishes before 529 (title - Strike First, Strike Hard!; artist Farrugia).
  • 557 - 574 (title - Killer Kenndy's Rag-Tag Navy; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; featuring Josef, Yugoslavian partisans).
  • 745 - 754? (The Secret War of 'Killer' Kennedy; Greek Islands in the Agean Sea, capturing with a new German acoustic homing torpedo; artist Diaz; featuring Sub-Lieutenant Bill Doyle; Leading Seaman Mostyn; Watson).
  • 894 - finishes after 903 (title - Killer Kennedy RN; featuring Doyle?; Chief Petty Officer Dalton; Tabor, Norwegian crewman; Kennedy is captain of the fishing boat 'Sigur', operating out of the Shetland Islands; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis?).
  • Red Dagger, a 64 page compilation comic re-printing Killer Kenndy's Rag-Tag Navy (issues 557 - 574), issue ten.

• Kenny Carter’s Kayo Kids (sport; boxing; featuring Kenny Carter; story originally appeared in the Hornet?) S1974; 1975; 1976.
• Kent, Tom Constable (series characters; police) see Emergency Squad.
• Kent Kept On Fishing (WW2, RAF Air-Sea Rescue) S1982.
• Keep Your Eyes on the Road (factual; different road signs) S1977, col.
• Khaki Crooks, The (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Privates Percy Lester; Lenny Mole; Mush Coggins; Captain Jordan; artist not known).
  120 - finishes 129 or 130.

• Khan, Risaldar Ali (series character) see
• Cleverty's Scouts (North-West Frontier, India; WW1)
• Kill, Kill For Kali! (series characters; Victorian 19th century India army adventure; featuriing Sergeant-Major John Chard; Sergeant Arjam; artist not known).
  • 61 - 69.

• Killer Kelvin (WW2 RN; complete story; featuring Lieutenant Mick Kelvin; artist not known; Kelvin has a reputation of having Motor Torpedo Boats under his command, being destroyed in action; one page partial colour) S1989.
• ‘Killer’ Kennedy see Kennedy, ‘Killer’
• Killing of the Konigsberg (WW1; East Africa ) 1966
• Killing of Matt Brady, The (adventure; mid-19th Century Tasmania; complete story; artist Alonso) S1968, col. (first page only).
• King of the Keelboats (series characters; late 19th Century; Mississippi River, USA; featuring Mike Fink; artist Sutherland).
  225 - finishes before 229.

• Knockout!, It’s (factual; sport; boxing photographs) 1979.
• Konig, Max (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
• Krantor (series character; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes.
  L#

• Lacey, Trooper Tim (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The
• Lame Duck, The (WW2 Merchant Navy; tanker Ohio en route Malta ; based on true story) 1973
• Lancer Laughed Last!, The (Indian Mutiny; 19th Century; artist Rawlings) 1974
• Larsen, Hork (sci-fi; series character) see Hork the Hunter.
• Last Longship, The (WW2 Commandos) 1983.
• Last of the Lance Chargers, The (WW1 Army; factual; River Arne, Belgium; 7th Sept. 1914; 9th Lancers; artist Sutherland) 297.
• Last Roaring Year of Mud and Blood see Millar, Bob
• Laughing John or in french Jean-Qui-Rit (friend of the Red MacGregor) see Red MacGregor
• Laydon, Race (Hound Dog Man) see Race Laydon (series character; U.S. Government Predator Control Hunter) 1967
• Legend of Morro, The (18th century RN) 1981
• Lennox, Bill (series character; police; Australia) see Johnny Hop.
• Lester, Percy (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
• Lets Go Fly a Kite. (factual; artist unknown) S1969, col.
• Lewis, Fred (series character) see Star-Spankled Banger, The (series character; humour)
• Licence to Steal! (WW2; art collectors; series characters; artist (P); featuring Jimmy Valentine; Warder Baggot)
  • 380 - 394

• Lightning Linesman, The (sport; football) 1973
• Line Shooter, The (WW2 RAF) 1983
• Locke, The Name is (series character; text; adventure; featuring Sam Locke; artist not known).
  146 - finishes after 153.

• Locke of the Legion (adventure; Africa ; artist Rawlings) 1977
• Loco’s of Long Ago (factual) 1965.
• Logan Family (series characters; Pa, Ma, Barry, Susan and Pip; show business wild west family adventure see Roll-Along Logans, The.
• Logan's Last Grenade (WW2 army; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis) S1977, col.
• Logan’s Last Season (sport; football) 1981.
• Loman, Captain (series character) see Steamboat Jim (series character; western; 19th Century; steamboats).
• Lone Avenger, The (WW2 RAF; true story) 1979.
• Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The (series characters; WW2 Army, Far East; featuring Sergeant Smith; artist Leo Rawlings).
  215 - 224.

• Long Drive, The (early 19th Century; moving a small flock of sheep from England to Australia; featuring Jason Drew; Randy the dog; Drew Senior, Jason's Dad; artist Marti).
  300 - 309.

• Long, Sapper Lofty (WW2 Army Royal Engineers) see Sands of Sudden Death, The.
• Look For the Green Lizard see Green Lizard, Look For The.
• Look of a Fighting Man, The (factual; artist unknown) S1968, col.
• Lord of the Hammer see Hammer Man, The
• Lord of the White Highlands (series character; kenya; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known; featuring Lord Delamere).
  270 - 282.

• Lord of the Yukon (humour; artist, C.D. Bagnall; featuring Constable Eustace 'Thumbs' Lord)
• Lord Harry Crandall-Smythe (series character) see Toughest Toff in Town
• Lord Plimpton (WW2; Bones’s posh boss) see Bones, Joe
• Loring, Larry (series character; text; fire-fighting Canadian adventure) see Flying Fire-Truck, The.
• Lost Armour of Arrow Island (series; adventure; Pacific Ocean; artist Rawlings; featuring Lem Cleeve)
  719 - 730

• Low, Sergeant Johnny (WW2 RN; series character) see River Rats, The
• Luck of Joe Bones (series character) see Bones, Joe
• Lumsden of the Guides (series character; Indian Mutiny; Victorian Army) 1985
  M#

• Mr. Digby Comes to Town (text story; story about cats) 1973
• MacGregor, Red (series character; Scottish outlaw) see Red MacGregor (series character; Scottish outlaw).
• McBride, Heck (series character; western) see Dot-Dash Gunfighter, The.
• McGraw Butch (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
• McKay, Harry (series character) see Have Plane - Will Fly (adventure; flying; pilots for hire).
• McKenzie, Alec (series character; North-West Canada; adventure) see Crimson Otter, The.
• Macalpine, Jim (series character; text; fire-fighting Canadian adventure) see Flying Fire-Truck, The).
• Mace, Jem (series character; sport) see Gypsy Jem.
• Mad Match at Mugglesham! (sport; cricket; humour; artist Bert Vandeput). S1972; col.
• Maggot’s War (WW2 RN) 1981
• Magnus the Muscle Man (series character; sport; weight-lifting; featuring Magnus; Jack Trafford, sports journalist; artist Kearon).
  • 262 - finishes after 269 (first series).
  • 298 - 307 (second series).

• Mahratta Attack (WW2 Army; factual; March 1941; Eritrea, Italy; 9th Indian Brigade, Sikhs; front/back covers story; artist Philpotts?) 286.
• Man in Gabwana, Our see Stone, Mike (series character)
• Man in the Brazen Mask, The (series; WW1 Australian Light Horse; artist Farrugia) 466 - 474
• Man in The Drink (R.A.F. Air-Sea Rescue) 1974.
• Man In The Mine, The (series character; WW2 RN; featuring Captain Tom Neilson) S1970, col.; 1971; 1982
  • S1970, col. (one page); 1971; 1982.
  • 465 - 478; RP 880 - 893 (1st series; stories set in Europe)
  • 991 - 1003 (2nd series; stories set in the Far East)

• Man On A Sledge sport; motor-racing) 1973
• Man Who Would be King (factual; tennis feature on Peter Sampras) S1992.
• Man With The Donkey, The (WW1 Gallipoli; Simpson, W. Private, 3rd Field Ambulance, Aussie stretcher-bearer; col.).
  • 185 (cover story; artist not known);
  • S1970 artist Farrugia RP
  • Note this story has appeared in the weekly comic, issue number not known.

• Man-eater! (adventure; tiger hunting India ; artist Marti) 1979
• Manhunt! (American Civil War) 1985
• Manxman Returns (adventure; artist Kearon) 1972
• March of the Ants, The (series characters; African adventure; text; featuring Doctor Solomon; Red Ant army; artist not known).
  • 47 - 57.

• Marlow, Ben (series character; sea-faring merchant captain) see Dragon Flag, The
• Marlow, Jack (series character; younger brother of Ben, kidnapped by pirates) see Dragon Flag, The
• Marrakul, Luke (Aboriginal character; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the.
• Marshall, John (series character) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The.
• Marshall, Captain Lance (WW2 RN; series character) see River Rats, The.
• Marshall of Magnon (series character; sci-fi; police; featuring Marshall Leo Masterson; Deputy Marshall Drute Bannon; artist not known).
  1507 - 1516.

• Marshall, Pete (series character; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.
• Marti, Josep see Artists
• Martin, Barry (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
• Martin, Frank (series character; WW2; secret service) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.
• Martin, John (series character; police, Ghost Squad; text) see 'Tec Nobody Knows, The.
• Mascots of the Fighting Forces (factual; British Armed Forces mascots; artist unknown) S1976, col.
• Masefield, Tony (series, each an individual story, where athletes attempt famous feats of the past) see Masterworks of Sport.
• Mason, Joe (series character; holiday coach tour across Africa) see Jungle Bus, The.
• Mason, Lieutenant Dick (series character) see Cleverty's Scouts (North-West Frontier, India; WW1).
• Master of the Bats (adventure radio ham) 1972.
• Masters, Harry (series character; WW2 secret Service in occupied France;see Big Act, The.
• Masterson, Marshall Leo (series character; sci-fi; police) see Marshall of Magnon.
• Masterworks of Sport (series, each an individual story, where athletes attempt famous feats of the past; sport; text; featuring Tony Masefield; artist not known, some of the art by Sturrock?).
  • 29 - 40.
  • 29 - The Leap at Devil's Gap.
  • 30 - The Long Lance of Vengeance (javlin).
  • 31 - Ten Seconds to Disaster (weight-lifting).
  • 32 - The Campbells Are Coming (running).
  • 33 - Ten Yards a Second (running 330 yards in the 33 seconds it takes a clock to strike midnight.
  • 34 - The Long Hole of Houlton (modern swimmer tries to repeat an underwater swimming feat.
  • 35 - The Wall of Death (re-creating climbing up the battlements of a British castle.
  • 36 - The Hurdler on Hill 90 (re-creating a WW1 feat of a soldier hurdling several barbedwire fences with a wounded man) 36.
  • 37 - The Bare-fist Bullfighter (re-creating a fight between a modern boxer and a bull).
  • 38 - Seven Feet to Freedom (re-creating a high jump over a seven foot wall with spikes on top made by a prisoner with his hands tied behind his back!)
  • 39 - Rescue at Frenchman's Reef (In the 19th century, a youngster risked his life rowning a boat out to a sinking ship in a storm).
  • 40 - The Hounds of Hounsley (re-creating a chase run in the 18th century, the Mad Squire of Hounsley staged a chase, with a man as the quarry and killer hounds as the hunters).

• Masts of Menace, The (WW2 Commandos) 1977
• Mayblossom, Cuthbert (series character) see Pillow Champ, The.
• Mayday! (adventure; complete story; present day U.S. Marine Corps Areobatic, the Whistling Tomahawks Team; featuring Lieutenant Jimmy Sugden; artist not known; partial colour) S 1989.
• Mean Machines (factual; motorbike feature) S 1992.
• Mechanical Marvels (factual article)
  No. 1 – Diggers 1965
  • No.2 – Jumping Jeeps 1965
  • No.3 – Flying Flops 1965
  • No.4 – Winged Wonders 1965

• Men From Camp Z, The (series; Australian; artist Farrugia; featuring Sergeant Jack Harman; Private Bill Turner).
  154 - 165
  • 805 - 815 RP

• Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The (WW2 British Prisoner of War camp, Germany; featuring Sergeant-Major Holden; Sergeant McRae; artist Coleman).
  338 - finishes after 353.

• Men Who Made Canada (factual) 1968
• Menace beneath the Waves, The (WW2 German Navy; midget one man submarine).
  • 595 - 604

• Menance in Pit 19, The (series characters; Sci-fi; giant moles; featuring Frank Dingwall; artist Smith).
  • 29 - 36.

• Menace of the Mudflats (WW2 RN; UXB mine naval experts; complete one issue story; artist Rawlings) 1001
• Mercury, an clockwork fencing machine (series; 18th century fencing sword adventure) see Blade of Jonathan Blake, The.
• Merville Battery, The (WW2 Army; factual; 9th Battalion Parachute Regt. attack on the Merville Battery, D-Day).
  • 45 - front/back cover story (artist Kearon).
  • the story was re-told at greater length in the 1968 annual, title - Merville Mission, The (artist Farrugia).

• Message for Mike (text story; adventure.) 1976.
• Mick Muggins (series character; sport; boxing) see Muggins, Mick.
• Middlemarsh (series; Stories about a WW2 R.A.F. airfield, England).
  1108 - ?

• Midford City (football team) see
  • Goalie for the City, A 1968.
  • Mystery Man at Inside Left, The (series characters).
  • Team That Jack Built, The (series characters).

• Midget submarines (WW2) see
  • Man in the Mine
  • Menace Beneath the Waves

• Millar, Bob Private, then Corporal, then Sergeant. (WW1 army; series character; various artists as listed below).
  • 206 - 215 When the Shot and the Shell Were Flying (Summer 1914; Coldstream Guards; artist Farrugia)
  • 233 - 248 In the Cannon's Mouth. (Winter 1914; River Marne; Private Millar; Coldsteam Guards; artist Farrugia).
  • 326 - 337 The Battle Line (1916; Corporal Millar; artist Ted Rawlings).
  • 406 - 416 Sergeant of the Foot-Sloggers, A (Millar, promoted to Sergeant; Spring - Autumn 1917, tanks; artist Leo Rawlings).
  • 453 - 464 Last Roaring Year of Mud and Blood, The (Sergeant Millar; 1918; artist Leo Rawlings).
  • 505 - 516 Gallipoli! (Spring, 1915; Millar attached to the Worcestershires; artist Leo Rawlings).
  • 946 - 962 In the Cannon's Mouth. (RP of 233 - 248).
  • 987 - 998 The Battle Line (RP of 326 - 337).

• Midshipman Doyle (series character) see Kennedy, ‘Killer’
• Mighty Muscles! (Factual humour) 1977
• Military# Medal Winners (Note - all stories in the weekly Victor comics are in full colour and appear on the front and back covers. First story appearing on the front and back covers was in issue 2 Lance-Corporal Harman). For key to the medal abbreviations, please see the end of the index. Some front and back stories do not feature a particular person and tell only the events of a particular war event, these have been indexed under the heading Factual Articles.
  • Allmand, M. Captain (V.C.; WW2 Chindits, 6th Gurkha Rifles, Burma 11th June 1944; artist, C.D. Bagnall) 160.
  • Anderson, C.G.W. Lieutenant Colonel (V.C.; WW2 Army, Malaya, Jan. 1942, Australian; artist Philpotts) 69.
  • Anderson, John M., Major (V.C.; WW2 Army; title - Storming of Longstop Hill; Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; 22nd April 1943, Longstop Hill, Tunisia; artist Sutherland) 9 (comic date 22nd April 1961).
  • Angus, Lance-Corporal (V.C.; WW1 Highland Light Infantry, France, 11th June 1915) 132.
  • Annand, R.W. Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 Army; title - Wheelbarrow Hero – A true story; Durham Light Infantry; Belgium, 1940; artists not known) Front cover of the 1974 annual features a scene from the story drawn by Ian Kennedy. issue 49, story retold 1974.
  • Bader, Wing Commander Douglas (D.S.O. & Bar; D.F.C. & Bar; WW2 RAF; life of pilot during the war; artist not known) 41.
  • Baldwin, Johnny Wing-Commander Two D.F.C.'s, Two D.S.O.'s (WW2 RAF, story of) 153.
  • Barnett, Lieutenant L.A. (WW2 Australian Army; 28th Aug. 1943, Kunai Spur,New Guinea; title - Caveman Attack!; No medal awarded; artist Leo Rawlings) 330.
  • Bentley, Sergeant J.C. 'Buster' (D.C.M.; WW2 Parachute Regt.; Battle of Arnhem, Holland, Sept. 1944; title - The Last Morters at Oosterbeek; artist not known) 346.
  • Bion, Lieutenant W.R. (D.S.O.; Battle of Cambrai; WW1 tanks; 20th Nov. 1917; artist unknown) 259.
  • Bishop, Captain T. (M.C.; WW2 Army; 7th Aug. 1943, Sicily; title - The Challenge; artist Bevan?) 337.
  • Bishop, William Avery (V.C.; Ace of Aces; WW1 Royal Flying Corp, biography about, Canadian; artist (P)) 116. see also issue 321 (artist not known).
  • Blaker, Major F.G. (V.C.; WW2 Army; Highland Light Infantry; Taungni, Burma; attacking a Jap hill; artist Coleman) 309.
  • Bordon, Private Bill (no medal awarded; WW1 Army; South Lancs Regt. Mons; artist Philpotts; title - The Mill) 365.
  • Boyd, Tom Lieutenant RN D.S.O. (Fistful of Gongs – true story; WW2) 1984.
  • Bradbury, Captain (V.C.; WW1 Army; 'L' Battery, Royal Horse Artillery; 1st Sept. 1914; retreating from Mons; artist not known) 312.
    see also Dorrell, Battery Sergeant-Major and Nelson, Sergeant.

  • Burton, Private R.H. (V.C.; WW2 Army; Duke of Wellington's Regt; 8th October, 1944; Monte Ceco, Italy; artist Shone) 226.
  • Cameron Highlanders attack on Keren Ridge, Abyssinia. No medals listed. (WW2 Army, 4th Feb. 1941) 61
  • Chapman, Corporal C. T. (V.C.; WW2 Army; Monmouthshire Regt.; 2nd April, 1945; Germany; artist unknown) 246.
  • Cleasby, Major Thomson. Ambush! (M.C.; WW2 Army; 1st Parachute Brigade; 17th November, 1942; Beja, Tunisia; artist unknown) 268.
  • Collishaw, Commander Ray (WW1 R.N.A.F.; June 1917, Canadian pilot; no medals awarded; artist Coleman) 342.
  • Connor, Pilot Officer (D.F.C.; WW2 RAF; Sept 1940; pilot of a bomber on fire; see also Hannah, Sergeant; artist Coleman?) 65.
  • Cotton, Lieutenant L. (Army) (M.C.; Stalking the Tiger) S1982
  • Craggs, Sergeant (D.C.M.; WW2 Army, North Malaya, 7th Dec. 1941, combined East Surreys and Leicesters battalion; title The British Battalion; artist Coleman) see also Captain Vickers, Private Graves.
  • Cunningham, J.? & Rawnsley, (C.F.?; Command Performance; WW2 R.A.F.; no ranks mentioned; 7th May 1941; Squadron 604 night fighters; no medals mentioned; artist unknown) 247.
  • Curtis, D. Flying Officer (D.F.C.; WW2 RAF, attack and destruction of U976, 25th March 1944) 173
    see also Turner, D.J.

  • Derrick, Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 Australian Army; Sept. 1943, Finschafen island, New Guinea, South Pacific; artist not known) 17.
  • Dorrell, Battery Sergeant-Major (V.C.; WW1 Army; 'L' Battery, Royal Horse Artillery; 1st Sept. 1914; retreating from Mons; artist not known) 312.
    see also Nelson, Sergeant and Bradbury, Captain.

  • Duboc, Sergeant (M.M.; WW2 Army; These Men Are Dangerous!; 18th Aug. 1942; Dieppe Raid; Battalion of Fusiliers Mont-Royal, Canada; escape from Germans; artist Coleman) 324.
  • Durrant, T. Sergeant (V.C.;WW2 Commandos, raid on St. Nazaire, first V.C. won in history to a soldier in a naval battle) 67.
  • Eardley, Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 Army; King's Shropshire Light Infantry; 16th Oct. 1944 Holland; artist, C.D. Bagnall) 191.
  • Edwards, Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 Army; 31st July 1917; 'C' Company, 1/6th Seaforth Highlanders; Battle of Ypres; artist (P); title - A Man with Courage) 358.
  • Elliot, G. Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 Army, New Zealand Military Forces, Egypt 15th July 1942) 108.
  • Ervine-Andrews, Captain (V.C.; WW2 Army; first V.C. won in WW2; East Lancashire Regt. 30th July, 1940 near Dunkirk; artist not known) 52.
  • Esmonde, Lieutenant Commander (V.C.; D.S.O.; WW2 RN Fleet Air Arm; 14th Feb, 1942 attack on German battleships Gneisenau, Scharnhorst and Prinz Eugen; artist not known) 62.
  • Evans, Commander (D.S.O.; WW1 RN; 20th/21st April 1917; Destroyers HMS 'Swift' and 'Broke' engaged six German destroyers; artist Bagnall) 347.
    see also Pick, Commander; Gyles, Midshipman.
  • Finucane, Paddy Wing-Commander (D.S.O., D.F.C.; WW2, Story of Finucane) 126.
  • Fowler, Midshipman Charlie (no medal awarded; WW2 RN; D-Day landings, Normandy June 1944; landing craft; title - Charlie Fowler's First Command; artist Philpotts) 370.
  • Fraser, Lieutenant Ian (VC; WW2 RN; July 1945, Singapore, sinking of Japanese cruiser Takao by midget submarine X-3; artist Philpotts; see also Magennis, Leading Seaman) 32.
  • Freybreg, Lieutenant Bernard (D.S.O.; WW1 Gallipoli; 24/25th April 1915; New Zealander; distracting Turks under fire; artist (P)) 307.
  • G.I. Joe - the nickname of a WW2 Army American pigeon given to it by British troops (Dicken Medal, an animals V.C.; winter 1943; attacking village of Colvi Vecchia; artist Coleman) 306.
  • Gardner, Captain (V.C.; WW2 Army; 23rd Nov. 1943; Royal Tank Regiment; artist Kearon; title - Desert Rescue) 33.
  • Garland, Flying Officer RAF (V.C.; WW2 RAF, 12 Squadron; title - Only One Came Back; see also Gray Sergeant, navigator) 31; also story retold in 1978 annual
  • Gerald, Captain French Air Force (medal not known; The Uhlans are Coming!; WW1; artist not known) 327.
  • Gibbs, Pat Wing Commander (D.S.O.; Sinking of the San Andrea; WW2 R.A.F.; 30th Aug. 1942; Mediterranean Sea; attacking an oil tanker) 255.
  • Gibson, Guy Wing Commander (V.C.; Dambusters, The; WW2 RAF; Moehne and Eder Dam raid, 16th May 1943 inside cover) 1982.
    See also 91
  • Gould, Petty Officer (V.C. WW2 RN; removal of an unexploded bomb from HMS Thrasher, a submarine, near Crete, February 1942; artist not known; see also Lieutenant Roberts) 5.
  • Gratwick, Private (V.C.; WW2 Army, Libya, Australian, 25/26th Oct. 1942) 193.
  • Graves, Private (M.M.; WW2 Army, North Malaya, 7th Dec. 1941; title The British Battalion, combined East Surreys and Leicesters battalion; artist Coleman) see also Captain Vickers, Sergeant Craggs.
  • Gray, Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 RAF, 12 Squadron; title - Only One Came Back; see also Garland, Flying Officer, pilot) 31; also story retold in 1978 annual
  • Gray, R.H. Lieutenant RAF (V.C.; Attack in the Bay of Onagawa (WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1985.
  • Grigg, Major A.N. (no medal awarded; WW2 Army; Nov. 1941; 5th Field Regt. N.Z.; title - The Courage of Major Grigg; artist not known) 366.
  • Gurung, Bhanbhagta, Rifleman (V.C.; WW2, 2nd Gurkha Rifles, Burma, attack on Snowdon East, 5th March 1945) 115
  • Gray, Sergeant RAF (V.C.; Only One Came Back (WW2; RAF) 1978.
  • Gyles, Midshipman (D.S.O.; WW1 RN; 20th/21st April 1917; Destroyers HMS 'Swift' and 'Broke' engaged six German destroyers; artist Bagnall) 347.
    see also Pick, Commander; Evans, Commander.
  • Hafiz, Abdul (V.C.; WW2 Army; 9th Jat Regiment, Indian; 6th April, 1944; clearing of Japanese troops from a hill north of Imphal, Burma;artist unknown) 299.
  • Hannah, Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 RAF. Britain's youngest V.C. during WW2, Sept. 1940; pilot of a bomber on fire see also Connor, Pilot Officer artist Coleman?) 65.
  • Harman, Lance-Corporal (V.C.; WW2 Army; April 1944, Kohima, Assam, Royal West Kent Regt; artist Farrugia) 2.
  • Harmer, Petty Officer (CMG; WW2 RN; Far East, no date or year mentioned; HM Submarine Shakespeare; artist Philpotts; see also Swanston, Lieutenant-Commander) 51.
  • Harper, Corporal Johnny (V.C.; WW2 Army; 29th Sept. 1944; 4th Battalion York & Lanc. Regt.; German/Belgian border; artist Farrugia; title - The Stubborn Tyke) 362.
  • Hastie, Private J. (M.M.; WW2 Army; Dec. 1943; 5th Battalion Essex Regiment; Battle for Villa Grande, Italy; destroying a German anti-tank gun; artist Marti) 305.
  • Herbert, George Sergeant (D.C.M. & M.M.; Sniper in the Snow WW2 Army) 1983.
  • Higson, Lance-Corporal John (D.C.M.; WW1 Army; Battle of Nieuport Dunes; 10th July, 1917; Belgium; Royal North Lancashire Regt.; artist unknown) 323.
  • Hinton, Sergeant J.D. The Fighting Kiwi (V.C.; WW2 Army; 29th April, 1941; Greece; New Zealander; artist unknown) 223.
  • Hornell, D.E. Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 RCAF attack of a submarine North Atlantic, June 1944, Canadian) 81.
  • Hubbard, J.H. Petty Officer (D.S.M.; Cook Burns It, The; WW2 RN) 1983.
  • Hughes, Lieutenant D'Oyly (D.S.O.; WW1 R.N.; 1915; Constaninople; blowing up railway tracks; artist unknown) 283.
  • Hughes, Flight Lieutenant (Air Force Cross; WW2 RAF; The Gallant Major; December 1941; captured and escape from Italian; Mediterranean sky; artist Sutherland) 316.
  • Hulme, Sergeant A.C. (V.C.; WW2 Army; Battle of Crete, May 1941; New Zealander sniper; artist not known) 48.
  • Hun's, Revenge, The (WW1 RN; front/back factual cover story; note no medal winners mentioned; artist Coleman) 329.
  • Hunter, T.P. Corporal (V.C.; WW2 Commando; Italy; artist (P)) 163.
  • Insall, G.S.M. Second-Lieutenant V.C. (WW1, Royal Flying Corp, Nov. 1915) 124.
  • Jackson, Flight Engineer Norman (V.C.; WW2 RAF; April 1944, bombing raid over Germany; artist not known) 22.
  • Kelliher, Private (V.C.; WW2 Army New Guinea, advance on Nadzab, Sept. 1943, Australian; artist Farrugia) 72.
  • Keyes, Lieutenant-Colonel (V.C.; title - The Raid on General Rommel; WW2 Army, Africa; b&w, not front/back cover story; artist not known) 1.
  • Khan, Sepoy Salat (no medal awarded; WW1 Oct. 1914, Belgium; artist not known; title - The Spoils of War) 363.
  • Kingaby, Donald Sergeant-Pilot (D.F.M. 2 Bars, D.S.O. Story of; WW2 RAF, August, Sept. 1940), 149.
  • Knowland, Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 Army; Commandos holding Hill 170; 12th January, 1945; artist not known) 20.
  • Knox, 2nd Lieut. Cecil L. (V.C.; March 1918; Tugney, Flanders; artist Bagnall; title - The Blowing of the Bridges) 367.
  • Konigsberg, sinking of (WW2 Fleet Air Arm, Attack on Konigsberg, 10th April, 1940, Bergen, Norway, 600 and 603 Squadron; artist Bert Vandeput) 128.
  • Krige, Lieutenant Jack (M.C.; WW2 Army; Wanted - One Prisoner; late Spring 1941; 6th Armoured Car Regt.; El Alamein, North Africa; artist not known) 320.
  • Lama, Ganju Rifleman (V.C.; WW2 7th Gurkhas; 12th, June 1944, Burma) 183.
  • Lamb, Petty Officer (Medal Not established) (Fistful of Gongs – true story; WW2) 1984.
  • Lamy, Flying Officer Memorial on one of the Seine bridges. (WW2 Lorraine Squadron, Free French Air Force, 03rd Oct 1943) 59.
  • Lambert, A.B. (Medal Not established) (Fistful of Gongs – true story; WW2) 1984.
  • Lang, Gunner D. (No medal awarded; WW2 prison escape; Mar. 1943; artist not known; title - Hobo Escape!) 368.
  • Lanphier, Lieutenant Tom (WW2 U.S. 339 Squadron Army Air Force; April 1943; title - Operation Vengeance; artist not known) 332.
  • Larsen, Lief (Conspicuous Gallantry Medal; WW2 RN; aborted raid on the German Battleship, Tirpitz, lying in Altenfiord, Norway using chariot torpedo carriers; artist Philpotts) 60.
  • Lasson, Major A. (V.C. for a Dane; WW2 Commandos; Danish national; 8th/9th April 1945; Lake Commachio, Italy; artist unknown) 254.
  • Leoroyd, Flight Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 RAF; 12th Aug. 1940; The Raid on thte Dortmund-Ems Canal; artist not known) 37.
  • Limbu, Lance-Corporal Rambahadur (V.C.; Twenty Minutes of Valour; WW2 Army; 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles; November 1965; Sarawak; artist unknown) 282.
  • Linton, Commander "Tubby" (V.C.; DSO; DSC; WW2 RN; Captain of HMS Turbulent, a submarine; story of; Mediterranean, 1942 - 1943; artist not known) 15.
  • Longchamps, Baron de Selys, Flight Lieutenant, (D.F.C.; WW2, RAF; Raid on a Gestapo H.Q. 20th July 1943, Belgium) 158.
  • Lovegrove, Bill Chief Motor Mechanic (C.G.M.;Saving the Captain; WW2 RN) 1982.
  • Lumsden, Major Freddy (V.C.; Bring Back the Guns - true story; WW1) 1984.
  • Maclachlan, Squadron Leader J.A.F. (D.S.O.; three D.F.C.'s; WW2 RAF; Malta 1941; story title - One-Armed Mac; story of Maclachlan how he lost his arm over malta, but continued flying later in the war; artist Philpotts) 7.
  • Macnair, Captain E. A. (V.C.; The Sussex Must Hold!; WW1 Army; early 1916, Flanders; artist unknown) 219.
  • Mactier, Private R. (V.C.; WW1 Army; 23rd Battalion; 1st Sept. 1918; Flanders; artist Bevan?; title - One-Man Assault Force) 364.
  • McAleer, F. Sergeant (D.C.M.; McAleer's Revenge; WW2 Army; Irish Brigade of the first Army; January 1943; Tunisia; artist Rawlings) 278.
  • McIver, Leading Seaman (D.S.C.; Fistful of Gongs – true story; WW2) 1984
  • McKenzie, Pilot Officer K.W. (D.F.C.; End of a Raider; WW2 R.A.F.; 7th Oct. 1940; Battle of Britain; artist unknown) 262.
  • Magennis, Leading Seaman (VC; WW2 RN; July 1945, Singapore, sinking of Japanese cruiser Takao by midget submarine X-3; artist Philpotts; see also Fraser, Lieutenant Ian) 32.
  • Maginn, 2nd Lieutenant (D.S.O.; WW1 Army; Tank Trap!; November 1917; 1st Battalion, The London Rifle Brigade; artist Coleman) 317.
  • Mahony, J.K. Major (V.C.; WW2, Army, 24th May 1977, Canadian Westminster Reg. (Motor), crossing River Melfa, Italy) 127.
  • Mantle, J.F. Leading Seaman V.C. (WW2 RN, Portland Harbour, H.M.S. Foylebank, 4th July 1940) 151
  • Mason, D.W. Captain George Cross (WW2, Mediterranean Sea, S.S. Ohio in a convoy to Malta, 3rd Aug. 1942) 166.
  • Merritt, Lieutenant-Colonel (V.C.; WW2 Canadian Army; Aug. 1941; Dieppe raid on the French coast; South Saskatchewans; artist not known) 26.
  • Middleton, Flight Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 RAF; Bomber raid on Turin, November 1942; artist not known) 13.
  • Miers, Commander (V.C.; WW2 RN; adventure of Commander Miers and his command, the submarine HMS Torbay; artist not known) 35.
  • Montanaro, Captain (D.S.O.; Two Bites at the Cherry; WW2 Special Boat Squadron, S.B.S.; April 1942; sinking of German tanker in Boulogne, France; artist Farrugia) 222.
  • Moor, 2nd Lieutenant G.R.D. (V.C.; Attack at Achi Baba; WW1 Army; 5th June 1915; Galliopi, Turkey; artist, C.D. Bagnall) 256.
  • Moore, Trooper Ron (D.C.M.; WW2 Army; New Zealander; 1st February, 1941; L.R.D.G.; North Africa; fighting a tough Italian force; artist unknown) 303.
  • Morris, Lieut-Colonel Charles (D.S.O.; WW2 Army, summer 1942; Indian troops, 13th Frontier Force Rifles; artist Philpotts) 372.
  • Motor Torpedo Attack (WW2, RN, attacking German convoy off Cape Zebib, Africa, 31st March 1943; artist Bert Vandeput) 131.
  • Moulton, Private C. (U.S. Silver Star; WW2 Army; River Maas, Holland; February 1945; Cheshire Regiment; artist unknown) 291.
  • Mynarski, Pilot Officer A. C. (V.C.; WW2 Royal Canadian Air Force; mid-upper gunner; 12th June 1944; Lancaster bombing targets in Cambrai, France; artist Philpotts) 40.
  • Naik Sunbahadur (Indian Order of Merit; WW2 Army; Burma, March 1944, 2nd platoon, 5th Gurkhas; artist not known) 353.
  • Nasmith, Lieutenant Commander (V.C; WW1 RN; May 1915, Dardanelles; title - Dardanelles Patrol; artist Bevan?) 338.
  • Nettleton, Squadron Leader (V.C.; WW2 RAF; daylight British air raid on the U-Boat engine sheds at Augsburg; artist Kearon) 25.
  • Nelson, Sergeant (V.C.; WW1 Army; 'L' Battery, Royal Horse Artillery; 1st Sept. 1914; retreating from Mons; artist not known) 312.
    see also Dorrell, Battery Sergeant-Major and Bradbury, Captain.

  • Nettleton, J.D. Squadron Leader (V.C.; WW2 RAF; Attack diesel works; Augsburg, Bavaria; inside cover) 1982
  • Newton, Flight Lieutenant W.E. (V.C.; WW2 RAAF; Two Targets for 22 Squadron; 16th March, 1943; Australian pilot; attack on New Guinea; artist unknown) 216.
  • Nicholson, Lieutenant D. J. (V.C.; WW2 RAF; 16th Aug. 1940, Battle of Britain; title - One VC for the fighters; artist not known) 34.
  • Norton, G.R. Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2, Army, Italy, Hampshire Regiment, South African) 133.
  • Parsons, Private (promoted to Corporal on the field of battle; WW2 Army; Guards Division; September 1914; artist (P)) 289.
  • Peters, Pilot Officer (D.F.C.; WW2 RAF, 1st June 1940) 170.
  • Peters, F.T. Captain (V.C.; WW2 RN, Nov. 1942; attack on Oran harbour, France; artist Philpotts) 64.
  • Pigeon That Won The V.C., The 1975.
  • Pick, Commander (D.S.O.; WW1 RN; 20th/21st April 1917; Destroyers HMS 'Swift' and 'Broke' engaged six German destroyers; artist Bagnall) 347.
    see also Gyles, Midshipman; Evans, Commander.
  • Pickard, Group Captain. Jailbusters, The (WW2 RAF; jailbreak of prisoners; Group Captain Pickard; artist Farrugia) S1968, col. (first page only).
  • Pomeroy, Gene (U.S. citizen; no medals mentioned; WW2 Army; 8th Dec. 1941; Malaya; title - The Dogra Yank; artist Sutherland) 356.
  • Potts, Trooper Fred (V.C. WW1 Army, Gallipoli, 21st Aug. 1915, 1/1st Berkshire Yeomanry, Hill 70; title - The Burning Hill; artist Ted Rawlings) 331.
  • Ram, Bhaira Lance-Corporal (Indian Order of Merit; WW2 Army, Eritrea; February 1941; 6th Rajputana Rifles; title - The Battle of Cameron Ridge)333.
  • Ram, Chhelu (V.C.; WW2 Indian Army; The Courage of Chhelu Ram; 19th/20th April 1943; 6th Rajputana Rifles; Tunisia; artist unknown) 250.
  • Randle, Captain (V.C.; WW2 Army; Royal Norfolk Regt.; 06th May 1944; Kohima, Assam; artist Farrugia) 74.
  • Rattey, Corporal (V.C.; WW2 Australian Army; 22nd March, 1945; action on South Bougainville island, in South-West Pacific ocean; artist Farrugia) 58.
  • Rawnsley, C.F. see Cunningham, J. & Rawnsley, C.F.
  • Raymond, Claud Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 Army, Burma, 21st Mar 1945; artist (P)) 195.
  • Reid, Flight-Lieutenant William (V.C.; WW2 RAF; 3rd Nov. 1943; bombing raid on Dusseldorf, Germany; artist not known) 28.
  • Reynolds, Flying Officer (No medal awarded?) Flying High (A true story; WW2) 1984.
  • Roberts, Lieutenant (V.C. WW2 RN; removal of an unexploded bomb from HMS Thrasher, a submarine, near Crete, February 1942; artist not known; see also Petty Officer Gould) 5.
  • Ronneberg, Lieutenant (WW2 Norwegian Commandos blowing up heavy water plant at Rjukan, Feb. 1943) 70.
  • Roope, Commander (WW2 RN; V.C.; 07th April, 1940; HMS Glow-Worm in battle with the German cruiser Admiral Hipper; artist not known) 53.
  • Rose, Sergeant Pilot (D.F.M.; Press on Regardless! WW2 RAF) 1976.
  • Safari, H.M.S. (WW2 Submarine, Mediterranean Sea, 1942, patrol story) 125.
  • Samson, Lieutenant (no medal awarded; WW1 RFC; Middle East; title - The Winning of the Wager; artist not known) 349.
  • Samwell, Lieutenant (no medal awarded; WW2 Battle of El Alamein 23rd Oct. 1942; artist not known) 359.
  • Sargent, J.S. Sargent (D.F.M.; WW2 RAF; bomber raid, Mediterranean Sea, 22nd June 1941) 164.
    see also Watkins, T.J.

  • Saxon, Cook-Sergeant Y. (M.M.; WW1 Army; 2nd/5th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers; Third Battle of Ypres, November 1917; artist not known) 304.
  • Scarf, Squadron Leader Lone Avenger, The (V.C.; WW2 RAF) 1979.
  • Sephton, Petty Officer Alfred (V.C.; WW2 RN; May 1941, Mediterranean Sea; Cruiser HMS Coventry; artist not known) 12.
  • Sewell, Lieut. Cecil (V.C.; WW1 tanks; 29th Aug. 1918; Fremicourt, France; title - A V.C. for the Tanks; artist not known) 371.
  • Sharpe, Acting-Corporal C. (V.C.; WW1 Army; 9th May 1915, 2nd Lincolnshire Regt.; title - One-Man Relief Force; artist Leo Rawlings) 341.
  • Sherbrooke, Captain (V.C.; WW2 RN; 31st Dec. 1942; title - The Battle of the Barents Sea; artist Farrugia) 24.
  • Sidney, Major W.P. (V.C.; WW2 Army; 7th February 1944, Anzio, Italy; Grenadier Guards; artist not known) 39.
  • Simpson, Lieutenant? 'Spicer' (D.S.O.; WW1 RN; Overland to Lake Tanganyika, East Africa; 26th Dec. 1915; artist (P)) 229.
  • Slingsby, T.W. Major (D.S.O.; Cavalry Charge; WW1 Army cavalry; 22nd Cavalry, Indian Army; 29th April, 1918; Iraq; artist not known) 266.
  • Stokes, Private J. (V.C.; WW2 Army; King's Shropshire Light Infantry; Kervenheim, Holland; 1st March, 1945; artist unknown) 212.
  • Smythe, Q.G.M. Sergeant (V.C.; WW2 Army; 1st South African Division, North Africa, artist Farrugia) 106
  • Stannard, Lieutenant R.B. (V.C.; WW2 RN; HM Trawler Arab, April 1940, evacuation of British troops from Namsos, Norway; artist Philpotts) 38.
  • Strachan, Lieutenant Harcus (V.C.; WW1 Army; 20th Nov. 1917; title - The Charge of the Fort Garry Cavalry; artist Bevan) 343.
  • Swales, Captain E. (V.C.; WW2 S.A.A.F.; South African; 23rd Feb. 1945; Germany; artist unknown) 224.
  • Swanston, Lieutenant-Commander (DSO; WW2 RN; Far East, no date or year mentioned; HM Submarine Shakespeare; artist Philpotts; see also Harmer, Petty Officer) 51.
  • Thomson, Major Cleasby see Cleasby, Major Thomson.
  • Trigg, Flying Officer (V.C. WW2 RNZAF; Aug. 1943 Atlantic Sea; 200 Squadron, attacking a German submarine; artist unknown) 46.
  • Turner, D.J. Flying Officer, Master Bomber (D.F.C.; WW2 RAF, attack and destruction of U976, 25th March 1944) 173.
    see also Curtis, D.
    • Ward, Sergeant James (V.C.; WW2 RNZAR; 07th July, 1941; Wellington bomber of 75 Squadron; night raid over Munster, Germany; artist unknown) 4.

  • Unwin, Commander (V.C.; WW1 RN; Commander of a converted collier the River Clyde; 25th April 1915, Gallipoli; artist unknown) 315.
  • Upham, Lieutenant Charles Hazlitt (WW2 Army; V.C. Crete, May 1941; won a second V.C. as a Captain in 1942, Western Desert, Africa at El Ruweisat; artist not known) 11.
  • Vickers, Captain (M.C.; WW2 Army, North Malaya, 7th Dec. 1941; title The British Battalion, combined East Surreys and Leicesters battalion; artist Coleman) see also Sergeant Craggs, Private Graves.
  • Walker, F.J. Captain (D.S.O.; WW2 RN, Convoy from Gibraltar, H.M.S. Stark 14th, Dec. 1941; artist (P)) 178.
  • Warburton-Lee Captain (V.C.; Narvik Fjord attack WW2 RN; HMS Hardy; 06th April 1940).
    • 1985 (story inside front cover; artist not known).
    • 56 (artist not known).
  • Watkins, T.J. Flight Lieutenant (D.S.O.; WW2 RAF; bomber raid, Mediterranean Sea, 22nd June 1941) 164
    see also Sargent, J.S.

  • Wilkinson, Lieutenant (V.C.; WW2 RN; Feb. 1942; title - [passenger ship] Li Wo Went to War; Singapore & Upper Yangtse River; artist not known).
  • Williams, Flight Sergeant (C.G.M.; Tail-End Aussie, The; WW2 RAAF) 1982
  • Wilson, Private George (Wilson of the Highland Light Infantry; 14th Sept. 1914; WW1 Army; Flanders; artist unknown) 221.
  • Wingless Wonder, The (No medals awarded; WW1 RFC; Late 1917, Dead Sea; 67 Squadron (Australian); plane without wings; artist Coleman) 334.
  • Wynn, Micky Sub-Lieutenant (D.S.M.; Saving the Captain (factual; WW2 RN) 1982)
• Young, St. John Graham Lieutenant (George Cross Medal; One Step From Death; WW2 Army; 23rd July, 1944; Central India Horse; Italy; artist (P)) 267.

• Military Misfit, The (WW2 Army; humour) 1976
• Mister Fix It (sport; football; featuring Fred cogger; Terry Smith; artist not known; Bradport City Football Club).
  • starts prior to 618 - 628.
  • RPstarts prior to 989 - ends after 993.

• Mister Roly-Poly (series character; sport; football; featuring Roly Jones; artist Vandeput).
  • 1972.
  • 517 - finishes after 522.
  • 894 - finishes after 899 RP.

• Mitchell’s Missions (series character; Napoleonic war).
  • 1982
  • 1059 - ?

• Mole, Lenny (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.
• Monk 'Doc' (series character) see Planet Seekers,The
• Monster Machines (factual; the Channel Tunnel Boring Machine) S1989.
• Moore, Trooper Bob (WW2 5th Hussars; series character) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
• Morgan, Bill (series character; holiday coach tour across Africa) see Jungle Bus, The.
• Morgyn The Mighty (series character; strong man; various artists).
  • see also Poster pictures.
  • 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; S1968, (artist Kearon, col. first page); 1969; S1972; S1974, col.; 1975;
  • S1976, (not Kearon); S1977, col. (artist not Kearon); 1978 (not Kearon); 1979 (not Kearon);
  • S1979, (not Kearon); 1980 (not Kearon); S1980 col.(artist not known); 1981 (not Kearon); 1982 (not Kearon);
  • S1982 col.(artist not known); 1983 (not Kearon), 1984 (not Kearon), 1985 (not Kearon), 1986 (not Kearon); S1989 (partial colour; artist not known).
  • S 1992.
  • 706? - 718 Desperate Days for Morgyn the Mighty (22nd century, Earth invaded by Varlans; artist unknown; featuring Dominic, Sebastian, a High Priest;
  • 842 - 853? (Morgyn faces six terrible tests to save an African tribe).
  • Red Dagger 64 page compilation of several Morgyn the Mighty stories, issues 3 and 14.

• Morris, Sir James (series character; secret service; Head of a special British Secret Service anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!
• Morton, Sparky (series character) see Mystery Man on the Inside Left, The.
• Motor-Bike, The World Of (factual) 1974
• Mud in Your Eye (sport; moto-cross riding) 1967
• Muggins, Mick ; The Worst Boxer in Britain (series character; sport; boxing; humour; George Barnes, manager; artist Sutherland) 1964.
  60 - 69.

• Muir, Donald (series character; present day adventure) see Days of the Dinosaurs.
• Mulligan, Private Alfie (Army, North-West Frontier, India; humour; text) see Mulligan and his Mule.
• Mulligan and his Mule (Army, North-West Frontier, India; humour; text; featuring Private Alfie Mulligan; Barbarry, the mule; artist not known).
  • 64 - 72.

• Mulveney's Mule (series characters; North-West Frontier 1930's; humour; artist C.D. Bagnall; featuring Private Mick Mulveney; Barbarry, the mule).
  859 - 865
• Murray, Timothy (series character; 18th Century) see Swordmaster, The

• My Business is Goals (series character; sport; football; featuring Stan Stagg; Doug Barrington; artist not known; Bradwick City Football Club).
  • starts prior to 406 - finishs after 429.

• Mysterious Mister Navaran, The see Sands, Shiwa
• Mystery Man on the Inside Left, The (series charcter; sport; football; artist Bert Vandeput; featuring Sparky Morton; Midford City Football Club).
  Starts prior to 295 - 325.
  N#

• Narvik Fjord attack (WW2 RN; factual; inside cover) 1985
• Nature Know-all Quiz (quiz; artist unknown) S1972, col.
• Navy’s Air Force, The (factual) 1972
• Neilson, Tom Captain (series character; featuring Captain Tom Neilson) see Man In The Mine, The
• Niagara - Stories of the Famous Falls (series; adventure; American/Canadian themed story; artist Vandeput; complete story each issue).
  • 53 - Robbery of a bank near Niagara Falls.
  • 54 - A tight-rope walker risks death over the Falls, attempting to save a man's life.
  • 55 - The day the Falls froze and shattered a perfect murder scheme.
  • 56 - Three Canadian soldiers uncovering a spy ring at the Falls.
  • 57 - Going over the Falls in a barrel!
  • 257 - Train Wreckers of Niagara.

• Nicknames of the Regiments (factual; artist not known) 24.
• Night Run to Fort Luton (text story.) 1975
• No Escape (Adventure) 1984
• North-West Frontier of India themed stories.
  • Afgan's Man (20th Century).
  • Clevery's Scouts (set during WW2).
  • Galloping Gunners, The (late 19th Century, early 20th Century).
  • Gun on Four Legs, The (set during the 19th Century, Afgan revolt, 1879).
  • Mulveney's Mule (North-West Frontier 1930's).
  • Rafferty's Own (Sepoy Indian Mutiny, 1857).

• North-West Mounted Police (forerunners of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police) see Queen's Cowboys, The
  O#

• O'Malley of the Mounties (complete story; R.C.M.P.; artist Philpotts?) 502
• O’Neil Swoops In (adventure gliding; 20th Century) 1977
• Odd Armour of World War One (factual) 1983
• Odd Cars (factual) 1974
• Odd Jobs (WW2 unusual units; inside covers) 1966
• Olympic Oddities (factual; sport; artist Ted Rawlings) S1971.
• Omes, Wally (series character) see Johnny Hop.
• On Trial! (WW2 Army, Gurkhas; artist not known; featuring Lieutenant Red Owen).
  896 - ?

• One Flight Wonder, The (WW2 RAF; artist Diaz; featuring Airman Ted Evans). S1969, col. (first page only).
• One Man and His Dog (adventure; boxing; artist Rawlings; featuring Kid Calloran, Light-Weight Champion - Britain).
• One-Man War of Johnny Starr, The (western) 1977
• Only One Came Back (factual WW2 ; RAF) 1978
• Only Three Came Back (WW2, USAF; factual; American Marauder bomber hit whilst flying on a bombing mission of a Japanese base at Rabaul, New Britain in the Pacific. The adventures of the shot down Marauder crew. No personnel named; artist style like Boo Cook) 5.
• Operation Mustapha see Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (series character)
• Operation Oscar see Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (series character)
• Operation Robinson (WW2 RAF; factual; Oct. 1942; attack on the Schneider-Creusot armament works, France; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 19.
• Orchid, Johnny White Hunter (series character; safari adventure; present day Africa; featuring Johnny Orchid; Priet Van Rensburg; Colonel Hallem; Rundari; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known) 1968
  • 1968.
  • 149 - 160.
  • 291 - 303 (Priet Van Rensburg doesn't appear in this series; note series character Mac Trent, American sports writer appears in issue 298).
  • starts prior to 749 - ? RP

• Ordeal In The Atlantic (WW2 RN; factual; summer 1943; British merchant ship torpedoed in Atlantic, survival of crew) 24.
• Osmond, Vic (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.
• Our Keeper’s Mascot-Mad! (sport; football) see Powell, Bill (series character; sport football)
• Our Man in Gabwana (secret service; Mike Stone series character) 1973
• Outlaw Wore Armour, The (adventure; 19th Century; Ned Kelly) 1979
  P#

• P.C.’s Number was Nine! (Football) 1980
• Paddle Your Own Canoe. (game) S1969, col.
• Parachuting (factual; sport) 1969.
• Parsons (series character ; man-servant to Lord Crandall-Smythe) see Toughest Toff in Town.
• Pathfinders (factual; WW2; RAF; inside cover) 1986.
• Patrol series (WW2; note each week would feature a different type of 'patrol' story; No series characters; artist Farrugia).
  • starts prior to 59 - Sky Patrol (R.A.F. Wellington Bomber, Western Desert, Africa).
  • 55 - Desert Patrol (patrol through the Western Desert).
  • 56 - Jungle Patrol (on patrol with the Gurkhas, Burma, 1944).
  • 57 - Horse Patrol (cavalry patrol in Syria, 1941).
  • 58 - Vengeance Patrol (two Australian soldiers avenge their dead colleagues on New Guinea island.
  • 59 - Sky Patrol (WW2 RAF; photo-reconnaissance plane crashes in desert, can navigator get the information back to base?).
  • 60 - Lone Patrol (WW2 Army; one man patrol in Normandy, 1944).
  • 61 - Channel Patrol (An adventure with a British Motor Torpedo boat crew, English Channel).
  • 62 - Ski Patrol (on patrol with an army unit in Italian high mountains, WW2).
  • 63 - Lancer Patrol (reconnaissance patrol in African Western desert, 1942 with Armoured patrol cars).
  • 64 - Beach Patrol (RN Obstruction Clearance unit clearing a beach before the Normandy D-Day invansion, 6th June 1944).
  • 65 - Rifle Patrol (Army standing patrol, France).
  • 66 - Commando Patrol (on the Island of Crete).
  • 67 - Sniper Patrol (Army sniper in a cat and mouse contest with a german sniper).
  • 68 - Long Patrol, The (Western Desert, Oct. 1942, reconnaissance behind German lines before the battle of El Alamein.

• Patsy White (series character; WW2 Secret Agent) see White, Patsy
• Pedal Power (factual) S1980 col.
• Pennine Gallopers, The (18th century; highwaymen; artist Sutherland; featuring Wat Travis)
  • 720 - 728.

• Peters, Willie (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the.
• Phantom of the Fighting Fifth (WW2 5th Hussars, Crete; series characters; featuring Sergeant Sam Bolt; troopers Tom Gordon, Olly Barnett, Bob Moore; artist Leo Rawlings).
  • 69 - ?
  • Note - the story was re-told as a picture story in Wizard, with artwork by Ian Kennedy).

• Philpotts, Frederick see Artists
• Phipps, Monty (series character; Upper class adventurer) see Dragon Flag, The.
• Pickford: Past Master of Football (series character; featuring Mister Pickford; Jimmy Baker; artist not known; Redstoke Football Club).
  • starts prior to 81 - ends after 81 (title - The Goalmaker; Redstoke United Football Club).
  • starts prior to 453 - ends after 465.
  • Second series RP ? - ?

• Pigeon That Won The V.C., The 1975
• Pilbeam’s Pupil, Mr (Sports story) 1984
• Pillow Champ, The (series character; sport; artist Sutherland; featuring Cuthbert Mayblossom, Weary Gorman)
  • S1972, (col.); 1972, 1973.
  • starts prior to issue 502 - 506
  • 653 - 660 (artist Mike Dorey?)

• Pilot From The Past, The (WW2 Luftwaffe) 1977
• Pimm, Jake (series character; sport; football) see Jake's Giant Killers.
• Pinguin, Sinking of (WW2 RN 22nd May 1940, true story, cover story) col. 150.
• Pint-sized Commando (WW2 Army; complete story?; featuring Billy Martin, Boy Buglar; artist not known) S1974.
• Pirates of the Java Sea 1984.
• Plane That Caught a U-Boat, The (WW2 RAF; factual; 27th August, 1941; Squadron Leader Thompson; location not stated; artist not known; front/back cover story) 10.
• Planes Between The Wars (factual) S1982
• Planet Seekers, The (Sci-fi; featuring Star Samson, Doc Monk, Leo 'Sparky' Sparks, Gus the computer.
  • 739 - 749
  • S1975. (Good story, planet of warring robots).

• Plimpton, Lord (WW2; Bones’s posh boss) see Bones, Joe
• Plough and Yoke Warriors, The (Odd incidents from British History) 1985
• Plymouth Argylls, The (WW2 Army; factual; story of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and Royal Marines defending Singapore from the Japs; front/back cover story; artist Kearon) 6.
• Police# stories
  • see
  • Boys in Blue (series character; text stories; Police).
  • Burke of the Outback (Adventure ; Australian Police).
  • Crag (present day tough London cop).
  • Emergency Squad (series characters; police).
  • Johnny Hop (series - Australia).
  • Marshall of Magnon (series character; sci-fi).
  • O'Malley of the Mounties
  • Policeman in Khaki (WW2; army criminal investigations)
  • see also Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
  • Rudge of the Runners (Bow Street Runners - an early loose form of police).
  • Samson’s Scrapbook, Sergeant (series character; police; artist Sunderland).
  • 'Tec Nobody Knows, The (series character; Ghost Squad stories).

• Policeman in Khaki (WW2; Army criminal investigations; featuring Captain Dick Snowdon; artist Shone)
  • 699, 703, 706, 707, 759
  • 842 RP; .

• Poly, Mister Roly (series character; football) see Mister Roly Poly (series character; football)
• Pony Express see
  • True story of (one page back colour cover story issue 1).
  • Slade of the Pony Express (fiction picture story).

• Porcupine, The Flying (WW2 factual) 1972
• Porter, Sam (series; adventure; text) see We Fly Anything-Anywhere!
• Post Bag Parade - readers letters, stories, artwork and jokes. First apperance in issue 2 and then in every issue with an occasional change of page title.

• Poster pictures (two page colour picture, usually found in the Summer Specials).
• Morgyn the Mighty fighting dinosaurs (artist not known) S1989.

• Potter, Major ‘Potty’ (series character) see Barge That Went to War, The (series character; WW1) 1971
• Powell, Bill (series character; sport football)
  • see
  • Full-Back Nobody Knows!, The 1985
  • Ice-Cool Alex 1983
  • Our Keeper’s Mascot-Mad! 1986
  • What’s Wrong with Hot-Shot Hall? (football; original artist) 1971

• Powell, Robert Baden- see Hero of Mafeking , The (Victorian Army) 1985
• Prendergast, Sir Giles (Chief of the Secret Service; series character) see Spywatcher
• Present For Stormer’s Dad, The (School boy shenanigans; artist Sutherland) 1973
• Pressley Rangers (football team) see Bandy, Wee (series character; sport; football; Pressley Rangers) 1966
• Prester John (13th Century, Africa; leader of a company of archers) see Dark Domain, The.
• Press on Regardless! (WW2 RAF Factual) 1976.
• Preston, George (WW2 series; secret service - mission kill Hitler!) see Finger on the Trigger, The.
• Price of the Victor -
  • 1961 - 4 1/2 old pence (first issue - 01st February 1961).

• Pringle, Pete (series character; manager of Cecil) see Cecil - The Stone Age Scrapper.
• Prouty, Captain (WW2; series characters; Forward observer for a troop of 25 pounders; artist unknown; featuring Captain Prouty; Bombardier Bill Booth, Gunner Pete Jones).
  Series starts before 855?
  • 855 Tank Trap
  • 856 Flashpoint
  • 857 Dawn Attack
  • 858 The Imposters
  • 859 The Bridge Must Not Blow!
  • 860 Fire At Will
  • 861 No Surrender!
  • 862?
  • 863 Hostage to a Killer! (last episode?)

• Puffer on the Snow Trail, The (canadian adventure; complete story; featuring Willie Wilson; artist Smith?) 12.
• Puddock, Chell (series character)
  see Hammer Man, The
  • Swordmaker, The (series character).

• Punch From The Past, The (text story; sport boxing.) 1967.
• Purple Trumpet, The (series character; adventure; the Purple Trumpet refers to a deadly poisonious giant flower; featuring Nat Durant; Chomo & Shingo, native helpers; Von Sturm; Harris; Morgan; artist Farrugia).
  • 10 - 17.

• Puzzle pages see Quizzes.
  Q#

• Queen's Cowboys, The (series characters; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis for both series; writer J.T. Edson; North-West Mounted Police; featuring Colonel French; Commissioner MacLeod;
  Constable (later Corporal, then Sergeant) Tex Yandel; Jerry Potts and Sandy MacTavish, scouts; plus others).
  First series entitled Boot and Saddle.
  • 229 (Corporal Stan Leland; Private Hugh McKie; trouble in the American border town of Honesty Gulch).
  • 230 (Constable Tex Yandel)
  • 231 (?)
  • 232 (Bulger Fred Bagley, recovering lost horses part one).
  • 233 (Bulger Fred Bagley, recovering lost horses part two).
  • 234 (?)
  • 235 (Constables Tex Yandel and Peter Maiden; searching for buffalo and water for a Police column marching across Canada).
  • 236 (Major Macleod; scout Jerry Potts; recruiting of Potts).
  • 237 (?)
  • 238 (Sergeant Smith; Jerry Potts, scout; hunting Buffalo hunters)
  • 239 (Sergeant Smith; Lasalle, Metis scout; Jerry Potts, scout; dealing with Whisky salesmen selling whisky to the Indians).
  • 240 (Constable Paddy Raffety; Constable Clive Firman; boxing match Mounties vs. Metis).
  • 241 (Inspector Banner; Sergeant Campbell; use of small artillery section).

  • Second series entitled Queen's Cowboys, The
  • 481 (Corporal Tex Yandel (how the Mounties exchanged their pill-box hats got their Stetson hats).
  • 482 (Inspector Kingston; Sergeant Becker; escorting a firey General Sir Archibald Bullimere).
  • 483 (Assistant Commissioner Macleod; Inspector Allen; meeting Sitting Bull crossing from the U.S. into Canada, after the death of General Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn.
  • 484 (Assistant Commissioner Macleod; Inspector Allen; dealing with raiding Souix indians).
  • 485 (Corporal Tex Yandel; tackling with some American gun-fighters).
  • 486 (Assistant Commissioner Macleod; Constable Johnny Piper; dealing with two dishonest traders selling whisky to Indians).
  • 487 (Inspector Allen; escorting Sitting Bull to Border City to meet the American peace-makers, part one).
  • 488 (Inspector Allen; Sergeant Tex Yandel; foiling a plan to kill Sitting Bull en route to Border City to meet the American peace-makers, part two).
  • 489 (Superintendent Sam Steel; Sergeant Fury; keeping the peace in a Canadian Pacific Railway construction camp).
  • 490 (Sergeant Wilson; Canada's first train robbery).
  • 491 (Unidentified Mounties settling a dispute between railway surveyor's and the Indian Cree Tribe).
  • 492 (Sergeant Tex Yandel; dealing with buffalo hunters).
  • 493 (Commissioner Macleod; Sergeant Tex Yandel; Sandy MacTavish, scout; Louis Riel rebellion, part one; massacre of Mounties at Duck Lake).
  • 494 (Sergeant Tex Yandel; Sandy MacTavish, scout; Louis Riel rebellion, part two; final issue).

  • Both series were re-published under the Boot and Saddle title in issues 859, 861, 862, 863, 864, 865, 866, 867, 869?, 871, 873,
  • 875, 877, 879, 881, 883, 884, 885, 888, 889, 890, 892, 893, 896,RP (note the stories did not appear in consecutive issues).

• Quentin, John (series character; adventure) see Green Lizard, Look For The.
• Question of Sport (quiz) 1972.
• Quick on The Draw (text story ;western) 1978.
• Quizzes#
  • 20 Questions (football) 1986.
  • Are You a Hawk-Eye? S1971; S1974. .
  • Athletics Quiz, Alf Tupper’s 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, S1982.
  • Brain Cruncher S1992.
  • Can you beat the Puzzle king? 1984.
  • Ever Been Had? (quiz) S1972; S1977.
  • Horned Heads (animal heads with horns) S1970 col.
  • Make Your Points - the Hard Way S1982.
  • Megaman ’84 1984
  • Nature Know-all Quiz (quiz; artist unknown) S1972, col.
  • Nine Steps to the Treasure of Nadrigal S1982.
  • Olympic Quiz, Alf Tupper's S1980.
  • Photo Quiz 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986.
  • Puzzle Away a Rainy Day S1968; S1970; S1971 (artist Glen); S1972; S1974; S1975; S1976; S1977; S1979; S1980.
  • Question of Football, A 1977.
  • Question of Sport 1972, 1973, 1974.
  • Quick Quiz 1974, 1977
  • Seeing is Believing - or is it? (quiz; optical illusions) S1972.
  • Sports Quiz 1976
  • Summer Sports Quiz S1974; S1975, col.; S1976; S1977; S1979; S1980.
  • Tricks and Teasers to Test Your Wits (quiz; artist unknown) S1969.
  • Who’s Been Had? 1976
  • Who’s Who 1979, 1985
  • Winter Sports Quiz 1983
  • World Cup Teasers 1982
  • World's Fastest Wheels, The (factual; fast cars) S1972, col.
  R#

• R.C.M.P. see Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The
• Race Laydon : Hound Dog Man (series character; U.S. Government Predator Control Hunter) 1967
• Race That Lasted a Year, The (text story; sport; running.) 1977
• Race to Wyatt’s Ferry (text story; adventure; artic circle.) 1971
• Racing Thrills and Spills (factual; sport motor racing; inside cover) 1967
• Racket That Won Wimbledon, The (sport; tennis; artist Marti) S1977.
• Radar Raiders, The (WW2 Army; factual; 27th February, 1942; Bruneval, Northern France; front/back cover story; artist Vandeput) 14.
• Raid on El Wak, The (WW2 Army; factual; 10th Dec. 1940; 1st Battalion, Gold Coast Regt.; successful raid on El Wak fort; artist Bagnall) 325.
• Raid on Zeebrugge, The (WW1 RN; series; artist Bagnall?; featuring Lieutenant John Smythe RNVR - real or fictional character?; based on a true story).
  218 - finishes after 229.

• Rafferty's Own (series character; Sepoy Indian Mutiny, 1857; North-West Frontier stories; featuring Captain Tim Rafferty ;artist Sutherland).
  285 - 296.

• Rafferty Plan, The (WW2 Army; heist/caper; artist Antonio Garcia?; featuring Privates Nick Rafferty; 'Dutch' Holland; 'Red ' Crocker and safe-breaker 'Fingers' Finney).
  1000 - 1009

• Raid on Bruneval, The (WW2 Paratroopers) 1969
• Raid on General Rommel (WW2 Army; complete story?; factual or fiction? featuring ).
• Raid on St. Nazaire, The (WW2 ; army) 1964
• Raiders Harbour (WW2 RN) 1972
• Ranger (WW2; series character; artist Jim Watson; featuring Sergeant Joe Keeler, American Ranger).
  • 1265 - 1275?

• Raven Talks, The (series character; detective adventure; text; featuring Craig Crane, scientist; artist not known).
  • 73 - ?

• Rawalpindi Went Down Fighting, The (factual; WW2 RN,; 23rd Nov. 1939; first naval engagement between British auxiliary cruiser and two German pocket battleships; captained by E.C. Kennedy; front/back cover story; artist Kearon) 75.
• Rawlings, Ted see Artists.
• Razmid - Pathan servant (series; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.
• Real Mouse, A (?; artist not known; complete strip?) S1992.
• Rebel of the Iron Road (series characters; S. American western; featuring Lee Christmas, engine driver; Bill Drummond; writer J.T. Edson; artist Josep Marti).
  242 – 252

• Record Holders of the Air (factual; inside cover) 1968
  • See also Tops in their Time (factual record planes; inside cover) 1968

• Red# Dagger (a 64 page compilation picture story from D.C. Thomson comics, including The Victor, Hornet and Wizard).
  • 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 Ibáñez 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).

• S1969, col. first page only (featuring Laughing John, Hal O'Heath); S1970, col. (featuring Laughing John, Hal O'Heath); 1971
• 106? - finishes after be 108? (text).
• 398 - 404 (text story; featuring Laughing John, Hal O'Heath appear in issue 404 only).
• 424 - 440? He Wears the Outlaw Tartan (featuring Laughing John, Hal O'Heath).
• 491 RP?

141 - finishes after 153. RP ? - ?

• 55 - 57.
• RPtwo stories re-printed in 253, 255. (these are possibly new stories not RP. To be checked).

• 58 - 69.

• 205 - 216.
• Note this character also appeared in an episode of Hounds of the Hunter series).

• 716 - 725.

• 642 - 651.

• 51 - ?

• Ghost of Varley Rectory, The 1986

Boot and Saddle: The Story of the First Mounties (North-West Mounted Police)
• Chocolate Coloured Killer, The (text story; R.C.M.P.)
• Lord of the Yukon (humour; R.C.M.P.)
• O'Malley of the Mounties (complete story; R.C.M.P.)
• Queen's Cowboys, The (North-West Mounted Police)
• School of Shake, Rattle and Roar (complete story; R.C.M.P.)

304 - 308; 310; 319; 324, 329, 332.

• S1972; 1973; 1974; 1975; S1982, col.; 1983.

• 1116 - ?

• 20 - 26.

• 362 - 373 (one series only)
• 879 - 890 RP

1974

• 1965, S1971 (artist Parlett; col.); 1973 (artist not Sutherland)
• 100 - 106 (1st series, artist Sunderland)
• 295 only (robbing a pet shop, with a snake on the loose).
• 538 - 550 (Samson now in charge of a police dog section. artist Parlett?).
• 625 - 634 (RP of the first series).

298 - 309.

see also Sands, Shiwa
• S1976 (title - A Lesson for the Hun; artist not known).
• 866 - 879 (title - Soldier Sands Goes to War; artist Marti).
• 764 - 775? The Iron Hippo (East Africa, 1915)
• 813? Freshwater War, The
• 866 - 879 (East Africa, summer 1916; artist Marti; featuring Captain Bruno von Ulrich)
• 1156 - 1170 (East Africa, 1916; artist unknown; featuring Fundi, Commissaire Eekhoud)

• see also Sands, Saul
• 537 - 547; RP 926; 927; 928?; 929; 931; 932; 933; 934; no story in issue 935; 936; no story in issue 937; 938.
• S1969 The Riddle of Tiddlers Ground; (col. first page only).
• 1971 Trail of Mad Malone.
• 1973 Boy Who Killed the Iron Bird, The.
• 1974 Mysterious Mister Navaran, The.
• 1983 Dead Man’s Treasure (artist not known).
• 1985 Ambush! (artist not known).
• 1986 Savage Servants of Tskedi, The (artist not known).

• 19 - 34.

• 70 - ?

see
• Bubble, The (series v).
• Bugaboo, Coming of the (series characters).
• Head-Hunter of the Galaxy (series characters).
• Hork the Hunter (series characters).
• Marshall of Magnon (series character).
• Menance in Pit 19, The (series characters).
• Planet Seekers, The (series characters).
• Quest of the Last Six Hundred (series characters).
• Return From Mars (series characters).
• Rule of Rogat, The
• Sabre-Toothed Slinker, The (series).
• Space-Ship Hercules (series).
• Stranglehold From Forty Fathoms, The (21st Century).
• When the Green Light Glows (series).
• Will O' the Whistle (series; Britain invaded by the Kirganis).

289 - 297.

• 43 - 49.

• see
• Black Rider, The (series character Despatch Rider Bill Brand; WW1).
• Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 series).
• Spywatcher (series character; text stories).
• Steelhead Sam (series character).
• Stone, Mike (series character).
• Strong of 'J' Branch (series character).
• Three Spies in the Forbidden Forest (WW2; series characters).
• Volts of Vengeance (series character; WW2 secret service).
• White, Patsy (series character; WW2 Secret Agent)

721 series starts RP (Turpin)
• 722 (Turpin, Platt, Willow)
• 724 (Turpin, Willow)
• 730 (Willow, Simon Pegg, navigator)
• 742 (Turpin, Platt)
• 746 (Turpin, Willow)
• 749 (Turpin)
• 751 (Turpin, Willow)
• 754 (Turpin, Petty Officer Alf Lump)
• 755 (Turpin, Willow)
• 756 (Turpin, Willow)

1311 - 1321

• see Goalie for the City, A.
• Team That Jack Built, The (series; sport; football).

178? - 193.

• ? - ?
• RP starts and finishs after 795.

• Skill Factor, The (factual; footballing skilss with David O'Leary) S 1989.
• Slade of the Pony Express (western) 1964, 1965
  see also Tales of the Pony Express.

• Slade’s First Solo (WW2 RAF) 1981
• Slave of the Evil Eyes (series characters; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman; artist Bagnall; featuring Tom Dudley & Billy Watt, orphans; Krantor).
  347 - 356.

• Sleeping Tiger, The (WW2 Army) 1968
• Slim Jim: The Fighting Cook (series character; WW2 army; artist unknown; featuring Private Jim Slim; Major Brett Packenham; Sergeant 'Red' Mullery)
  S1975.
  • 739 - 749.

• Sling to Missle, From (factual; the development of weapons through the ages; artist Sturrock?) 15.
• Slinger's Golden Swop (WW2 RN; complete one issue story; artist Rawlings) 745
• Slocum of the Six Knives (series character; text; American Wild West).
  • ? - ?
  • Also appeared in the series Johnny Appleseed.

• Slogger (merchant ship in series) see Salt of the Slogger (series character) adventure; merchant Navy; artist Marti) 1974
• Smallpiece, Sam (series character; sport; boxing; humour) see Superstitious Sam
• Smash and Grab! (WW2 Commando; complete story; featuring Bert Hulton, 'the Human Fly'; artist Bill Mainwaring) S1971.
• Smasher, The (series character; Sci-fi; featuring Glasgow Harry; artists Philpotts; Coleman).
  • 59 - 65 Smasher (first series; artist Philpotts; Africa).
  • 350 - 361 Smasher Awakens, The (second series; artist Coleman; Africa).
  • 387 - 398 Smasher Strikes, The (third series; artist Coleman; U.S.A.)
  • ? - ? Bullet comic; artist Terry Patrick? (featuring Red Raglan; Ferret).

• Red Dagger 64 page compilation of one Smasher story - featuring Doctor Doom, Red Raglan and Ferret, issue eleven. Artist Ian Kennedy.

• 37; 39; 41, 43, 44,

• 1 - 9(text stories).
• 1964, (text); 1965, (text).

• 1965; 1966; S1968, col. (first page only, story set in Crete late 1941);
• 125 - 134 (first series; artist Leo Rawlings)
• 376 - 392 (second series title - Bullets of Sniper Dennison, The; artist Diaz).

283 - 289.

254 - finishes after 259.

1527 - 1538.

• 67.
• S1970, col. (one page); (picture version of the story; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis).

see
• Away Went Kelly (series; football).
• Banana Bill (football).
• Bandy, Wee (series character; sport; football; Pressley Rangers).
• Barney the Boot (football).
• Battling Butcher, The (bare fist fighting).
• Behind the Crimson Door (series; football).
• Big Prize, The (complete story; cricket).
• Biggest Head in Football, The (sport; football).
• Biker (motorbike racing; complete story?).
• Bullseye Brannigan (football).
• Cecil - The Stone Age Scrapper (series character; boxing; humour).
• Coach Carson (sport; athletics).
• Come Away The United (football).
• Crib Carson - fighter (series character; boxing).
• Cricket For Charlesworth, No (cricket) see Gillard, Johnny (series character Aussie; cricket).
• Cricket, Is It (cricket; humour).
• Demon Bowler of Toowoomba (complete story; cricket; artist Vandeput; col.).
• Duke Farlow : Big Game Fisher (series character).
• Evil Eye of the Little Yellow God, The (series characters; football; secret service).
• Feud in the Team, A (sport; mountain climbing; complete story; artist Shone).
• Fight of Forgotten Punches (boxing; text story).
• Fists With No Mercy, The (series character; boxing).
• Football is a funny game (series; football).
• Freddy Foster's Fighting Flops (series; boxing).
• Goals of Jimmy Grant (series?; football).
• Goals That Jackson Scored, The (series characters; football).
• Grappler Grant (series characters; wrestling).
• Green Lighting (series characters; motor-racing).
• Grimstone Track, A Story From (series; text; various sports including motor-racing; running and so on; a complete story each week).
• Gypsy Jem (series characters; bare-fist boxing).
• Jake's Giant Killers (series characters; football).
• Jimmy the dodger (series; boxing).
• Johnny Gets the Runs 1974 see Gillard, Johnny (series character)
• Jumping Beans of Football (sport; factual photographs)
• Kenny Carter’s Kayo Kids (boxing)
• Knockout!, It’s (factual; sport; boxing photographs)
• Games They Used to Play (factual sport)
• Ghost of a Champ (sport; text story; boxing)
• Gillard, Johnny (series character Aussie; sport; cricket)
• Goalie for the City, A (sport; football)
• Gorgonzola Special (bike racing)
• Green Lighting (series; motor-racing).
• Grudge Fight, The (text story; sport; boxing).
• Gorgeous Gus (Earl of Boote; football)
• Hit It For Six (artist unknown; featuring Joe Millar baseball player, playing cricket) S1979, col.
• Humorous true cricketing stories see also the Humorous section.
• Jinx on Joe Greer, The (series characters; football).
• Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals! (series characters; football).
• Lightning Linesman, The (football)
• Logan ’s last season (football)
• Mad Match at Mugglesham! (cricket; humour).
• Magnus the Muscle Man (series character; weight-lifting).
• Man On A Sledge (motor-racing).
• Masterworks of Sport (different sports featured in this series; text).
• Mick Muggins ; The Worst Boxer in Britain (series character)
• Mister Fix It (football; series character).
• Mister Roly Poly (series character; football)
• Motor-Bike, The World Of (factual)
• Mud in Your Eye (sport; moto-cross riding)
• My Business is Goals (football; series characters).
• Mystery Man on the Inside Left, The (series charcter; football).
• Our Keeper’s Mascot-Mad! (sport; football)
• P.C.’s Number was Nine! (Football)
• Parachuting (factual)
• Pilbeam’s Pupil, Mr (Sports story)
• Pillow Champ, The
• Powell, Bill (series character; sport football)
• Punch From The Past, The (text story; sport boxing)
• Race That Lasted a Year, The (text story; sport; running)
• Racing Thrills and Spills (factual; motor racing; inside cover)
• Racket That Won Wimbledon, The (tennis; artist Marti).
• Red Rangers, The (football).
• Sammy Stops the Clock (cricket; humour).
• Santa Had Twinkling Toes (football).
• School For Bashers (series characters; boxing).
• Sharks Don't Jump!, So (big game fishing; similar to Duke Farlow; complete story).
• Speed Kings and Their Cars (factual; sport motor racing; inside cover)
• Stonewall Sam's First Six (sport; cricket; complete story).
• superstitious Sam (series; sport; boxing).
• Team From Nowhere, The (series; football).
• Team That Jack Built, The (series characters; football).
• Tearaway of the Tables (text story; ping-pong).
• They’re Won on the Water (river and sea racing trophies; inside covers).
• Tough of the Track (Alf Tupper)
• Trained to Ruin the Rangers (series; football).
• We Hate Whistling Willie! (text story; Rugby.)
• What’s Wrong with Hot-Shot Hall? (football; original artist) see Powell, Bill
• Whoops-a-Daisy (factual; horse jumping photographs)
• Wonder of the Western Isle, The (series; football).
• Wrong Man on the Right Wing (text story; sport; rugby).

• Battle Over France (Pilot Officer Stark; shooting down of the squadron's two hundredth German plane; artist not known; front/back covers) 264.
• Battling Baron, The (Raid on a Gestapo H.Q. 20th July 1943; Longchamps, Baron de Selys,
  Flight Lieutenant, Belgian; D.F.C.; front/back covers) 158.
• Killer Punch, The (Story of the Squadron during the Battle of Britain, August 1940; artist Shone; covers stories) col. 161
• Raid on Eindhoven (Typhoons of squadrons 609 and 198 attacked German airfields in Eindhoven, Holland; no pilot names mentioned; artist not known) 295.

• 38; 40; 42; 45; 46.

• 27 - 36.
• 1964, 1965.

• 809 - 818?
• 1195, 1202, 1204, 1205, RP

1967, 1968.
• 173 - 182 (Japan 1612; in service to Will Adams, Japan Emperor's chief advisor; Daimyo of Kura, main villain).
• 199? - finishes after 203. (India 1614; in service to great Mogul of India; featuring Prince Jelal; spying on Mahrattas who are in revolt against the Mogul).
• 247 - 253? (Arrest of Baron Koda, Japan, 1616; Featuring Jimmu; Will Adams, advisor to Japan's Emperor).

1967.
• 325 - 338.

• 1009 - 1023.

starts after 145, but before 149 - 151.

1973 (Story title, Our Man in Gabwana).
• 569 - 576; 612 - 614.

• 284 - Aveling Steam Roller badge; inventor of the steam-roller, Mr. Aveling.
• 285 - St. John Ambulance badge.
• 286 - Trinity House badge - responsible for lighthouses, lightships and buoys; Job More.
• 287 - The Red Cross badge.
• 288 - General Post Office badge.
• 289 - National Fire Service badge; ww2.
• 290 - H.M. Coastguard Service.

1502 - 1513.
• S1988.

• 139 - 151

• 776 - 785.

S1970 col. (one page).
• 487 - finishes after 494.

• 161 - 172?
• 690? - 701? RP

• see also The Hornet Index.
• see also Slade of the Pony Express.
• 2 - Warren Upson rides from Placerville to Camp Floyd in seventy-two hours.
• 3 - A.J. Slade.
• 4 - Irish Tommy O'Rourke.
• 5 - 'Gimpy' Collins.
• 6 - Tony Farson.
• 7 - Duke Donovan, bank robber, stole a Pony Express rider's horse and clothes and delivered the mail, which was his downfall!
• 8 - A.J. Slade. Slade investigates the robbery of a Pony Express coach.
• 9 - Johnny Lynch.
• 12 - Swede Larsen (artist Sutherland).
• 13 - James Tupper & A.J. Slade (artist Sutherland).
• 14 - William Russel, owner of the Pony Express (artist Sutherland).
• 15 - Maverick Carson (artist Sutherland).
• 16 - Comanche Charlie (artist Sutherland).
• 17 - "Moaning Mike" Mahoney (artist Sutherland).
• 18 - A.J. Slade, series finishes this issue.

• see
• 502 - 515
• Elephant Never Forgets, An. 1972

209 - 217.

237 - 269.

• 128 - 135.

• 46 - 54.

• Bait for a Raider (WW2 RN) 1969
• Battalion, The (WW1) 1968
• Boys in Blue (series character; Police) 1967
• Boxer and the Boffin, The (WW2 Commandos) 1971
• Chipper’s Time Machine 1975
• Chocolate Coloured Killer, The (Canadian wilderness; RCMP; artist Rawlings) 1968
• Coach Carson (athletics).
• Dangerous Dude, The (western) 1966.
• Davock of Grey Woods (series character; adventure).
• Dixon of Disaster Squad (adventure).
• Drainpipe Destroyer (WW2) 1966, 1975? RP
• Drop Into Danger (WW2 Paratroopers) 1976.
• Duel in the Deep (WW2 RN) 1966.
• Escape or Die! (series about escapes).
• Feud With The Black Diamond (adventure; trucking) 1969.
• Fight of Forgotten Punches (boxing) 1972.
• First Detective in The West (western) 1974.
• Flight into Danger (adventure) 1972.
• Flying Fire-Truck, The (series; fire-fighting Canadian adventure).
• Ghost of a Champ (sport;boxing) 1968.
• Gold Fever (adventure) 1972.
• Grimstone Track, A Story From (series; various sports including motor-racing; running and so on; a complete story each week).
• Grudge Fight, The (sport; boxing.) 1966
• Hired Gun, The (western.) 1967
• Jungle Joe (WW2 Far East; featuring Private Joe Jagger).
• Locke, The Name is (adventure; professional locksmith).
• March of the Ants, The (African adventure; Red Ant Army).
• Masterworks of Sport (different sports featured in this series).
• Message for Mike (adventure.) 1976
• Mr. Digby Comes to Town (story about cats) 1973.
• Mulligan and his Mule (Army, North-West Frontier, India; humour).
• Night Run to Fort Luton 1975
• Pinkerton Detectives (US Detective Agency) see First Detective in the West (western) 1974.
• Punch From The Past, The (sport; boxing) 1967.
• Quick on The Draw (western.) 1978.
• Race That Lasted a Year, The (sport; running) 1977.
• Race to Wyatt’s Ferry (adventure; artic circle) 1971.
• Raven Talks, The (series character; detective adventure)
• Sheriff of Rockabye County (modern western).
• Showdown, The (complete story) 1973.
• Showdown At Sweetwater (complete story) 1977.
• Smiling Morn (series character; western).
• Snapshot Sid : The Camera Kid (series character.) 1964, 1965
• Spywatcher (series character; spy.) 1964, 1965.
• Square 'Chuter, The (WW2 Army; series characters) 38.
• Stripey Stark's Steel Shark (WW2 RN; complete story) 28.
• Sureshot Sharp (western; artist Rawlings) 1971.
• 'Tec Nobody Knows, The (series character; police, Ghost Squad stories).
• Tail-End Tramp, The (WW2; Merchant Navy; artist Rawlings.) 1968.
• Tearaway of the Tables (sport; ping-pong) 1971.
• Truth About Rodgers, The (WW2 RAF; text) 1969.
• Twenty Miles to Freedom! (15th Century; artist Rawlings) 1974.
• We Fly Anything-Anywhere! (series characters; adventure; text; artist Sturrock?).
• We Hate Whistling Willie! (sport; Rugby) 1971.
• Who Wants to Rob the Bank (western.) 1972.
• Young Ben (artist Ramsbottom) S1971.

• 3 - 18.

• 11 - 18.

• 1969.
• 416; 420

• 44 - Northern France, Christmas 1944 - Befriends a stray dog.
• 45 - Ticker transfers from the Army to the Glider Regt. to get away from walking, but finds easier being in the infantry.
• 46 - Holland 1943, attacks a German strongpoint by crossing a drained canal.
• 47 - France 1944 The apple affair.
• 48 - Training camp, England (pretending to be knocked out in a boxing ring, then going for a meal in a cafe, outside the camp).
• 49 - Training camp, England (Ticker outwits a Sergeant who suspects he is on another dodge, which he does accidentally).
• 65 - On leave, England (dodging Redcaps at a railway station, Ticker notices another Redcap (a german spy) trying to blow up an ammunition train.
• 69 - Burma, 1943 (wangles himself a job as a driver to theatre group, ends up having to leap the truck over a damaged bridge and scare off the Japs).
• 73 - Western Desert, Africa 1941 (wangles a transfer to Major Crawford's platoon, who like sport, sport and yet more sport!)
• 1054. RP

734 - 744.
• 1115 RP.

• ? - ?
• 1975.

see also Record Holders of the Air (factual; inside cover) 1968

A special thanks to Derek Marsden for providing me with a complete Alf Tupper list of all the Victor issues the runner appeared in and artists.

• 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; S1968, col. (first page only); S1969, col. (first page only); 1969; S1970, col.; 1971; 1972;
• S1971, col.; S1972, col. (first page only); 1973; 1974; S1974; 1975, S1975 (Alf Brings Home The Bacon! Thirteen year old Tupper).
• 1976; S1976, col. (first page only); 1977; S1977, col.; 1978;
• 1979 (artist not known); S1979, col. entire story, (artist Marti); S1992 (artist not known).
• 1980 (artist – Josep Marti); S1980 (artist Rawlings);
• 1981; 1982 (artist Rawlings); S1982 (artist Bleach)
• 1983; 1984; 1985; 1986 (artist not known); S1989 (artist not known, Alf races against Tom Peters an up and coming runner who beats Alf, Hugo Jarryd - villain; col. pages half col. and half b&w).

• 71 - 92 (Title - Tough of the Track; Ike Smith, boss; Alf's first appearance in The Victor in picture format).
• 99 - 113 (Title - Tough of the Track)
• 121 - 143 (Title - Tough of the Track; Ike Smith disappears, Mr. Foster manager of the Aviation Factory; Skimba Ru, Zulu runner).
• 152 - 168 (Title - Tough of the Track; Works for Bill Moggs; Jerrard Tarne rival runner; Crescent cross country running Club; Ginger fellow runner.)
• 183 - 194 (Title - Tough of the Track; works for Charlie Chipping, a plumber then his brother Ted Chipping, Chief mechanic of Cougar Cars; Bruce Sedgemann, South African runner; centre 'colour' story from issue 184).

• 204 - 221 (title - The Tough on the Yankee Tracks. (Brassingford Lion, vintage steam train).
• 238 - 249 (European Games in Yugoslavia).
• 261 - 274 (title - Magnificent Miles of Alf Tupper; sets up his own business).
• 309 - 324 (Title - Tough of the Track; ).
• 342 - 368 (Title - He's In The Army Now!; ).
• 384 - 400 (Title - Tough of the Track; ).
• 417 - 435 (Title - The Rough, Tough Miles of Alf Tupper; ).
• 438 - 459 (Title - Tough of the Track; ).
• 465 - 481 (Title - The Tough of the Steeplechase Track; ).
• 482 - 492 (title - Edinburgh of Bust! (Commonwealth Games; Alf breaks a leg and an ankle; featuring Dr. Bannon; artist Rawlings). RP 1318 - 1328.
• 497 - 511 ((Title - Tough of the Track; ).
• 517 - 536 (title - Tough at the Top; featuring runner Serapho Kibo; Alf goes to Tanzania, works as welder on Kilimanjaro Railway, tries to find a cure for his leg.)

• 548 - 559 (title - Fastest Fireman in Brassingford; featuring Flapper Farmer).
• 561 - 583 (title - Tough of the Track; works for Greystone Aviation Company; Skimba Ru, Zulu runner) RP?
• 584 - 603 (title - Tough of the Track. (Alf loses the sight of his eyes. Wins the Gold Medal at Steeplechasing and regains his sight.)

• 608 - 624 (RP of issues 152 - 168).
• 626 - 651 (title - The Rough, Tough, Boyhood of Alf Tupper - Part One; Loses Mother in a fire, lives with Aunt Meg).
• 674 - 693 (title - The Rough, Tough, Boyhood of Alf Tupper - Part Two; ).
• 708 - 719 (title - Alf Tupper's Castle) (Thirteen year old Tupper lives in Malton Castle; TV crew filming at the castle; featuring Aunt Meg; Commander Churcher).

• 733 - 744 (title - The Rough, Tough Boyhood of Alf Tupper - Part Three; Tupper 13 years of age, featuring Aunt Meg, villain 'Flash' Harden).

• 764 - 773 (title - A Rough, Tough Summer for Alf Tupper; Tupper aged 13; featuring Aunt Meg; villain Richard Preece; working as a handyman at Poulson's Holiday Camp).

• 779 - 796 RP of issues 204 - 221 The Tough On The Yankee Tracks; see above entry).
• 809 - 822 RP of issues ?
• 829 - 844 RP of issues ?
• 852 - 878 RP of issues 342 - 368; (title - He's in the Army Now!; see above entry).
• 890 - 908 RP of issues 417 - 435? (title - The Rough, Tough Miles of Alf Tupper; see above entry).
• 918 - 934 RP of issues 465 - 481? (title - The Tough of the Steeplechase Track; see above entry).
• 951 - 962 RP of issues 548 -559 (title - The Fastest Fireman in Brassingford; see above entry).
• 975 - 986 ? (Artist Ted Rawlings).
• 999 - 1013 (title - The Tough of the Track; Alf takes a sports scholarship at Coxford College in America; artist Rawlings).
• 1068 - 1086 ? (Artist Maidagan).
• 1094 - 1119 RP? (title - The Rough, Tough Boyhood of Alf Tupper).
• 1126 - 1145 RP? (title - Alf Tupper - The Rough, Tough Early Days of a Famous Runner).
• 1149 - 1160 (title - Alf Tupper's Castle; Alf aged 13, has his home in Malton Castle).
• 1164 - 1172 RP? (title - A Rough, Tough Summer for Alf Tupper; Aunt Meg; Richard Preece).
• 1183 - 1198 (title - The Rough, Tough Boyhood of Alf Tupper). RP?; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1202 - 1217 (title - The Mile of the Masters; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1227 - 1236 (title - The Tough On The Marathon Trail; artist Tony Harding).
• 1267 - 1279 (title - A Tough Job For Alf Tupper; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1283 - 1302 (title - A Thousand Tough Miles for Alf Tupper; artist Tony Harding).
• 1305 - 1314 (title - Tough tests for Alf Tupper; Alf challenges some of Britain's oldest and strangest records). (artist Jim Bleach).
• 1318 - 1328 RP of issues 482 - 492 (title - Edinburgh of Bust!; see above entry).
• 1338 - 1353 (title - Too Tough of Alf Tupper?; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1370 - 1389 RP of issues 517 - 536 (title - Tough At The Top; see the above entry).
• 1407 - 1420 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1442 - 1455 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1463 - 1472 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1495 - 1506 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1510 - 1521 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1526 - 1544 RP? (title - Tough of the Track).
• 1546 - 1562 RP? (title - Tough of the Track).
• 1573 - 1584 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1585 - 1596 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Carlos Pino).
• 1620 - 1631 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Carlos Pino).
• 1632 - 1643 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Mike Dorey).
• 1644 - 1655 (title - Tough of the Track; artist Carlos Pino).
• 1656 (One issue complete story; artist Jim Bleach).
• 1657 (One issue complete story; artist Jim Bleach).

• Red Dagger - a 64 page compilation of several Tupper stories, issues 2 and 22. (Artist Sutherland?).

• see also The Hornet 439 - finishes after 454 (title - King Bernard; featuring Bernard Briggs (Hornet series character); and Alf Tupper; Artist not known).

• 1966
• 191 - 203.

137 - finishes after 145.

• 994 - finsihs after 1001.

• Beware Rockets! (WW2 RAF; true story) 1983
• Broadie's Private Plane (WW2 RAF; Wing Commander Harry Broadhurst) S1980
• Bring Back the Guns 1984
• Cook Burns It, The (WW2 RN) 1983
• Digging in Together (WW2 Commandos) 1981
• First Carrier Strike, The (WW1) 1980
• Fistful of Gongs (WW2 RN) 1984
• Flying High 1984
• Lone Avenger, The (WW2 RAF; true story) 1979
• Only One Came Back (WW2 ; RAF) 1978
• Saving the Captain (WW2 RN) 1982
• Sniper in the Snow (WW2 Army) 1983
• Stalking the Tiger (WW2 Army tanks) S1982
• Tail-End Aussie, The (WW2 RAAF) 1982
• Wheelbarrow Hero (WW2 Army; true story) 1974

see
• S1976.
• 791 - finishs prior to issue 802.

261 - finishes after 269.

see also The Hornet Index, which featured a series with the same title, but set in the present day.
• 21 - 28.

Note - Tom Holliday also appears in The Galloping Gunners series.
• 433 - 446.

53 - 60.
• 1965 - title - The Helicarriers.

• see
• Battling Buckhorns, The (Trask series character).
• Cherokee Bill (factual; biography of).
• Cross Draw McGraw
• Dangerous Dude, The (text story).
• Deputy of Colorado Springs, The.
• Dot-Dash Gunfighter, The (series).
• Fastest Gun in the West.
• Figaro! (humour ; series character).
• First Detective in the West (text story).
• Gold Fever (text story.).
• Gunman had Toothache, The (artist Rawlings).
• Guns That Won The West (series).
• Hired Gun, The (text story).
• Idaho Kid, The (western; artist Kearon?).
• One-Man War of Johnny Starr, The.
• Pillow Champ, The
• Rebel of the Iron Road (S. American western)
• Roll-Along Logans, The (show business family wild west adventure).
• Run or Die! (U.S. Cavalry).
• Sheriff of Rockabye County (series characters; modern day western).
• Showdown, The (text story).
• Showdown At Sweetwater (text story).
• Slade of the Pony Express).
• 'Smiling Morn' (series character; text).
• Steamboat Jim (series character; western; 19th Century; steamboats).
• Finch, Sam (series character; set in U.S.) see Stockwhip Sam.
• Sureshot Sharp (text story; artist Rawlings).
• Tales of the Pony Express (series characters).
• Town Tamers, The (Mark Counter; The Ysabel Kid; Dusty Fog; Waco ; Doc Leroy).
• Trask of the Texas Rangers.
• Who Wants to Rob the Bank (western; text story).

• Andrews, Eamonn 14.
• Askey, Arthur - comedian 13.
• Baker, Joe - international footballer 30.
• Barber, Chris - Jazz-band leader, 59.
• Barry, John - musician and leader of the John Barry Seven 51.
• Baxter, Stanley - comedian, actor 32.
• Bedford, Bill - Chief test pilot, Hawker Siddeley 29.
• Blair, Lionel - TV dancer 42.
• Bogarde, Dirk - actor 5.
• Borge, Victor - musician 34.
• Bradman, Don - Australian cricketer 20.
• Brando, Marlon - American actor 38.
• Bresslaw, Bernard - Comedian/actor 25.
• Broome, David - show-jumper rider 3.
• Castle, Roy - singer, dancer and comedian 47.
• Charlton, Bobby - footballer 48.
• Coleman, David - Television sports presentative and reporter, 4.
• Curtis, Tony - actor, 65.
• Davies, Rupert - actor 53.
• Donegan, Lonnie - singer 15.
• Drake, Charlie - comedy Star 23.
• Edwards, Jimmy - comedian 46.
• Elliott, Herb (middle distance runner from Australia) 37.
• Elliott, Peter - Olympic Diver 31.
• Faith, Adam - singer 36.
• Hailwood, Mike - motor cycling ace 60.
• Hanley, Jimmy - actor 11.
• Hardin, Ty - actor, 64.
• Heath, Ted - band-leader 24.
• Henderson, Dickie - British/American comedian 50.
• Hill, Benny - Comedian 73.
• Hoad, Lew - Australian tennis player 12.
• Hope, Bob - American comedian 43.
• Hughes, David - Singing star 55.
• Kerr, Alex - Circus lion tamer 22.
• Jay, Allan - British Olympic fencer 74.
• Jones, David - British athlete, runner 40.
• Johnson, Brian - BBC cricket commentator 39.
• Lander, Eric - actor, 9.
• Law, Denis - footballer 44.
• Lenz, Rudi - circus chimpanzee trainer 17.
• Lewis, Geoff - British jockey 52.
• McNeill, Billy - Glasgow Celtic and international footballer 33.
• Marks, Alfred - Comedian 18.
• Matthews, Stanley - footballer 8.
• Moss, Sterling - racing driver 6.
• Palmer, Arnold - American golfer 49.
• Paul, Raymond - British Fencer 68.
• Player, Gary - South African golfer 10.
• Piggott, Lester – horse riding jockey, 1.
• Rees, Dai - Welsh golfer 16.
• Rix, Brian - comedian/actor 26.
• Secombe, Harry - comedian/actor 54.
• Solon, Ewen - actor 56.
• Sinden, Donald - actor, 69.
• Steele, Tommy - singer, 7.
• Surtees, John - motor-cycle racer 19.
• Tulloh, Bruce - bare-footed British middle-distance runner 45.
• Valance, Ricky - singer 21.
• Vaughan, Norman - comedian 63.
• Walker, Billy - boxer 58.
• Warner, Jack - actor 57.
• Wilson, bobby - amateur tennis player, 61.
• Wisdom, Norman - comedian 2.

369 - 375.

• 626 - 642

1980
• 891 - finishes after 901.

• starts/finishs after 1095 RP?

• Brought up by two famous scientists on a lonely island off the Scottish coast, he was the subject of an amazing experiment to build a super man, a man of tremendous mental and physical powers. One scientist looked after his diet the other his mental powers.)
• 2 - 19 (first series; searching for a lost boy underground leads Rodd to encounter a hidden race, The People of the Hills).
• 44 - 60 (second series - title - Return of the Wonder Man) Investinging strange weather conditions in Egypt, snow for example).
• 123 - 136 (third series; space, landing a man on the moon; featuring Colonel Jim Corrie).
• 164 - 169 (fourth series; midget atomic submarine; featuring Jim Watkins, engineer).
• 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967

• Battalion, The (WW1, text story.) 1968
• Barsloe-Beane, Bertie (series character)
• Barge That Went to War, The (series character; WW1) 1971
• Bell Tower , The (WW1 story) 1984
• Black Rider, The (series character, Despatch Rider Bill Brand; Secret Service; WW1)
• Cadman, The Fighting Coward (series character)
• Clay Kickers, The (WW1 western front mining) 1966
• Cleverty's Scouts (series character; North-West Frontier, India; WW1)
• Cragg of the Wavy Navy (series).
• Flying Cowboy, the 1975 (series character)
• Front-Line Bus, The (series characters; WW1 Army).
• Killing of the Konigsberg (East Africa) 1966
• Man With The Donkey, The (WW1 Gallipoli; Aussie stretcher-bearer; artist Farrugia; col) S1970
• Millar, Bob (WW1 army; series character)
• Secret of Silent River, The (WW1 Royal Naval Air Service) 1986
• Terror of the Turks, The (WW1 RFC; 67 Squadron; artist Coleman) S1972; col.

• Andy Barclay’s Desert Bluff (WW2 RAF; artist Marti).
• Attack on Marzuk (WW2 Long Range Desert Group; artist Farrugia).
• Bait for a Raider (text story; WW2 RN).
• Bale Out! (WW2 RAF; complete issue story; artist Coleman).
• Battle for the Bridges (WW2 Paratroopers, Arnhem ; artist Farrugia).
• Battle for Malta (WW2 RAF).
• Battle of Britain (factual ; inside cover).
• Battle for Benara (WW2 Paratroopers).
• Big Act, The (series characters; secret Service in occupied France).
• Bird Boy (WW2; series character).
• Black Streak, The (WW2 Paratroopers Arnhem).
• Bones, Joe (series character).
• Boxer and the Boffin, The (text story; WW2 Commandos).
• Braddock (WW2 RAF; series character).
• Canal Courier (WW2 Dutch Resistance).
• Cap That Carlo Wore, The (series characters; WW2 schoolboy adventure, Italy).
• Charge of the Battling Red Bus, The (WW2 Army).
• Crackshot, The (WW2 Army; sniper; artist unknown; good story, private Gowan).
• Creeper, The (WW2 Royal Marines).
• Cruise of the Krait, The (WW2).
• Dean’s Last Dive (WW2 RAF).
• Death of a Raider (WW2 RN; artist unknown; sinking of the German raider - Atlantis).
• Desert Dudes (WW2 Army, North Africa; series; featuring Captain Jonathan Croft; Sergeant Sam Goff; Lieutenant Wayne Ritter U.S. infantry).
  starts prior to 1195 - 1201

• Desert Revolt (WW2 RAF Middle East).
• Disaster Delaney (WW2 Army).
• Drainpipe Destroyer, The 1966 & 1975 same story? RP.
• Drop Into Danger (WW2 Paratroopers; text story).
• Duel in the Deep (WW2 RN; text story).
• Elephant Never Forgets, An (WW2 Army; Far East).
• Eye in the Sky, The (WW2 RAF photographic unit).
• Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 Army; sniper; complete story).
• Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 series; secret service; note - not to be confused with the above story).
• Floating Flarepath, The (WW2; RAF).
• Fooled by A Dog (WW2; Belgium Resistance).
• For You the War is Over! (WW2 RAF; artist Farrugia; complete story; featuring Flight Lieutenant Strever; col. first page only).
• Forgotten Army, The (WW2 Army; Far East; series).
• Forgotten Fourteenth, The (WW2 army; Far East; series).
• Getting Griffiths ’ Goat (WW2 Army; artist Marti).
• Gladiators of the Desert (WW2 R.A.F., North Africa; series).
• Guy With The Gangster Gun, The (WW2 Army).
• Hogan's Patrol (series characters; WW2 Army).
• Hoodoo On Aircraft X, The (WW2 RAF).
• Hot-Spot Scott (WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service).
• Hounded Down! (WW2 P.O.W.’s).
• Island of No Return (series characters; WW2 P.O.W.'s Far East).
• Jungle Joe (series character; text stories).
• Kamikaze! (WW2 RN).
• Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (WW2 RN; series character).
• Kent Kept On Fishing (WW2, RAF Air-Sea Rescue).
• Khaki Crooks, The (WW2 Army; series characters).
• Lame Duck, The (WW2 Merchant Navy; tanker Ohio en route Malta ; based on true story).
• Last Longship, The (WW2 Commandos).
• Line Shooter, The (WW2 RAF).
• Logan's Last Grenade (WW2 army; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; col.).
• Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The (Army; series character; Far East).
• Maggot’s War (WW2 RN).
• Man In The Mine, The (series character; WW2 RN).
• Masts of Menace, The (WW2 Commandos).
• Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The (British Prisoner of War camp, Germany).
• Men From Camp Z, The (Australian Army; series).
• Menace of the Mudflats (WW2 RN; UXB mine naval experts; complete one issue story; artist Rawlings).
• Merville Mission, the (WW2 Paratroopers; D-Day).
• Middlemarsh (series; Stories about a WW2 R.A.F. airfield, England).
• Military Misfit, The (WW2 Army; humour).
• On Trial! (series characters; WW2 Army, Gurkhas).
• One Flight Wonder, The (WW2 RAF; artist Diaz; featuring Airman Ted Evans).
  • see also Bring-'em-Back Boys (series character).

• Patrol series (WW2; series about patrols of all three armed forces; complete stories, no series characters).
• Phantom of the Fighting Fifth (WW2 5th Hussars, Crete; series characters).
• Sands of Sudden Death, The (series characters; North Africa).
• Snow Guerrillas, The (series character; WW2 Norwegian Resistance; British Army Territorials).
• Policeman in Khaki (series character; army criminal investigations).
• Pilot From The Past, The (WW2 Luftwaffe).
• Prouty, Captain (series character; Forward Observer for a troop of 25 pounder guns).
• Rafferty Plan, The (series; WW2 Army; heist/caper).
• Raid on Bruneval, The (WW2 Paratroopers).
• Raid on St. Nazaire, The (WW2; Army).
• Raiders Harbour (WW2 RN).
• Ranger (WW2; series character)
• River Rats, The (WW2 RN; Far East; series characters).
• Scarlet Spitfire, The (WW2 RAF; artist unknown; featuring Flying Officer Andy Black; col.).
• Scramble! (WW2 two page centre spread of German Focke-Wulf planes attacking a British airfield during the Battle of Britain) col.).
• Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The (series characters; Army).
• Secrets of Section Six (series characters).
• Shower, The (series characters; WW2 Army).
• Slade’s First Solo (WW2 RAF).
• Sleeping Tiger, The (WW2 Army).
• Slim Jim: The Fighting Cook (series).
• Smash and Grab! (WW2 Commando; complete story; featuring Bert Hulton, 'the Human Fly'; artist Bill Mainwaring).
• Snatch, The (WW2 kidnap).
• Sniper Dennison (WW2 Army; series character).
• Square 'Chute, The (WW2 Army; series character; text).
• Strike Squadron (series; RAF).
• Submarine Sid (WW2 RN).
• Suicide Mission (WW2 RN)..
• Sullivan's Snapshooters (series).
• Swooping Vengeance, The (WW2 RAF; col.)
• Tail-End Tramp, The (text story; WW2, Merchant Navy).
• Taranto! (WW2 RAF; factual; artist unknown; col.).
• Target For Today (Resistance / R.A.F.; complete issue story; col.).
• Taxi Went to War, The (WW2 Army).
• Ticker Turner (series character; Army; humorous).
• Three Spies in the Forbidden Forest (secret service; series).
• Truth About Rodgers, The (WW2 RAF; text story).
• Tubby's Two Ton Terror (series; WW2 Army).
• Tyler’s Task Force (series characters; WW2 Army).
• Vickers Platoon, The (WW2 Army; complete story).
• Volts of Vengeance (series character; WW2 secret service).
• What A Place To Meet a Snake (Pre WW2; RAF).
• What A Way to Spend Christmas! (WW2 RAF).
• Wheelbarrow Hero (WW2 Army; true story).
• White, Patsy (series character; WW2 Secret Agent).
• Winged Messengers of the Secret War (WW2 Belgium resistance).

Edson, J.T. (John Thomas)
• Boot and Saddle (series characters; N.W.M.P.).
• Building of the Albemarle (American Civil War; true story about the building of the ship).
• Catchem Company, The (series characters; present day animal trappers).
• Cottrell of the Rangers (series characters).
• Dan Hollick stories - (series characters; four series in total; text).
• Dawson of Dumballa (series characters; Africa).
• Dogs Life, It's A (series; story about a different type of working dog each issue).
• Drainpipe Destroyer ? (complete story in the Victor 1975 annual).
• Duke Farlow : Big Game Fisher (series characters).
• Guns That Won The West, The (series; western).
• Hounds of the Hunter (series characters; present day hunting, America).
• Johnny Boyes of Kenya Colony (series characters).
• Johnny Orchid - White Hunter (series characters; Africa; Safari).
• Long Bow (series characters; American pioneers; note this series appeared in The Hotspur comic.
• Lord of the White Highlands (series characters; Africa).
• Lunatic Line, The (series characters; text or strip?; the building of a railway from Mombasa to Lake Victoria, Africa; note D.C. Thomson's paid for this story, but don't appear to ever published it).
• Queen's Cowboys, The (series characters; N.W.M.P.).
• Rebel of the Iron Road (series characters; revolution in S. America).
• Rifle and The Rod (series characters; journalist).
• Sheriff of Rockabye County (series characters; text).
• Son of a Yellow Cop (series characters; text; note D.C. Thomson's paid for this story, but don't appear to ever published it).
• Steamboat Jim (series characters; Mississippi river boat engineer).
• Thrill Seekers, The (series characters; present day adventurers).
• Town Tamers, The (series characters; text; western).

880 - 893.

• C.G.M. Conspicuous Gallantry Medal.
• D.C.M. Distinguished Conduct Medal.
• D.F.M. Distinguished Flying Medal.
• D.S.C. Distinguished Service Cross.
• D.S.M. Distinguished Service Medal.
• D.S.O. Distinguished Service Order.
• L.R.D.G. Long Range Desert Group.
• M.C. Military Cross.
• M.M. Military Medal.
• R.A.F. Royal Air Force.
• R.F.C. Royal Flying Corp.
• R.N. Royal Navy.
• RNAS - Royal Naval Air Service.
• S.A.S. Special Air Service.
• V.C. The Victoria Cross medal. The highest order of gallantry to be awarded to members of the British and Commonwealth armed forces.

© Adrian Banfield, 2009.