The Victor Index

Last Updated October 2011. Note this is very much a work in progress.

This index now lists all of the Victor Annuals and the 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1989, 1992 Summer Specials. Work has also started on indexing the weekly comic. I’m hoping to expand it over the coming months/years. The index also requires a 'cosmetic makeover' at some point to weed out any gremlins.

I've received several enquiries from people wanting to know if their relatives military exploits have been told in The Victor. In response, I've started to list those military personnel's true stories that were told on the front and back covers of the comic. I've listed somewhere between 305 to 310 names so far. So there's still a bit of work to do! I hope those who are searching for this information find it useful. Please see the entry Military Medal Winners.

I would also like to thank the following people who have provided me with information for this index - Jeremy Briggs, Steve Holland, Ray Moore, Jim Croasdale, Derek Marsden, Chris Barnett and a big thank you to Vic Whittle for providing scans of Victor comics not in my collection.

Notes on how to use this index.

The index below is arranged A to Z by comic strip title, characters, artists, writers and subject headings. Search for characters and artists by their surname. Only well known re-occurring characters and some secondary characters are listed for example, Tupper, Alf.

Please see the diagram below for explanation of how each entry should be read.

Subject Headings include:-

  • African themed stories.
  • American themed stories, (including S. American stories).
  • Artists.
  • Australian themed stories.
  • Canadian themed stories.
  • Characters series (that is, a character and main supporting cast, (but not necessarily every supporting character in the series), that appeared in one or several series in The Victor).
  • Complete one issue stories.
  • Factual articles.
  • Football Teams, fictional (Note - this will only include those fictional football teams that have appeared several times in The Victor for example, Chidsea).
  • Games.
  • Giant animals appearing in Victor stories.
  • Humorous Stories
  • North-West Frontier of India themed stories.
  • Military Medal Winners (true stories).
  • Napoleonic stories.
  • Pigeon stories
  • Police Stories.
  • Quizzes.
  • Secret Service Stories.
  • Sci-fi stories.
  • Sport Stories.
  • Text Stories (non-picture stories).
  • Western stories.
  • World War One (fiction stories).
  • World War Two (fiction stories).
  • Writers.

    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

  • ? = Confirmation required about the information. For example, which artist drew that particular strip or when a particular strip started or finished.
  • RP = The story has been reprinted.
  • col. = Indicates that the story has been fully printed in colour. That is, more than two colours.
  • Letters in brackets for example (F), refer to unidentified artists.

    A list of abbreviations of military medals and armed forces appears at the end of the index.

    



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  • According to Plan (factual; WW2 Army; Italy, Dec. 1943; "B" Company, 11 Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps; Lieut. Peter Laurence; no medals 
    awarded; front / back cover story; artist Shone) 406.

    


  • 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; artist Ron Smith?; note main picture also appeared on the front cover of the Victor annual 1967, although drawn by 
               another artist) 63.

    


  • Across the Rhine (factual; front/back cover story; WW2 Army; 23rd/24th March, 1945; Royal Scots, part of 21st Army Group cross the river Rhine, into Germany; artist Philpotts) 187.


  • Action Off Crete (factual; WW2 RN; 19th July, 1940; H.M.A.S. Sydney attacked the Italian cruiser Bartolomeo Colleoni off the coast of Crete; 
             front/back cover story; artist Shone) 205.

    


  • Action Stations! (factual; WW1 RN; 17th Oct. 1914; Capt. C.H. Fox HMS Undaunted in command of a British foltilla, attacking four German destroyers; artist (P)) 276.


  • Action Stations! (true war stories of military medal winners; appeared on the back cover of the Victor; started prior to 1455) see Military Medal Winners.


  • Action Stations (factual, usually a one page article; artist not known; those stories featuring medals won by military personnel are indexed under 
             Military Medal Winners).
           

    


  • Adams, Bill (series character; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting. 


  • Add Only Water! (series character; humour; featuring Johnny Dale; artist Slim).
           

    


  • African themed stories - see 
           

    


  • Air Aces of World War Two (factual) 1977.


  • Akrigg, Booth (series character; adventure)  see Rule of the Gun.


  • Albright, Lieutenant Jim (series character; adventure) see Atlantic Monster, The.


  • Alf's Sporting Teasers (one page of sporting questions; this page did not appear in every issue).
            

    


  • Alf and Jimmy's Laff-In (one page of jokes, football funnies and a cartoon strip).
            

    


  • Alf and Jimmy's [Grant] Talk-in (readers letters to the Victor, started prior to 1455).


  • Alfredo the Great (series character; magician; text and picture stories; featuring Alf Higgins).
            

    


  • Allan, Sergeant Dirk (WW2 Paratroopers/RAF; series character) see White Water War. 


  • Alone Across the Antarctica (factual; Sir Douglas Mawson's 1911/1912 expedition to chart and study part of the unknown coastline of Antarctica; artist 
not known) 2.



  • American# themed stories. (including S. American series).
           

    


  • And Not a Shot Was Fired! (factual; WW2 Army; No.1 South African Armoured Car Company & 1st Gold Coast Regt.; Abyssinia; capturing over 3000 Italians 
    without a shot being fired; artist Philpotts) 386.

    


  • Android AD964 or Andy (series character; sci-fi) see Star Seekers.


  • Andy Barclay’s Desert Bluff (WW2 RAF; artist Marti) 1971.


  • Animal Crackers (humour) 1981.


  • Appleseed, Johnny (series character; American Wild West adventure) see Johnny Appleseed.


  • Are You a Hawk-Eye? (factual; holiday observation game) S1974,


  • Army Air Corp, The history of see Soldiers With Wings.


     


  • Arnhem, Battle for the Bridge at (WW2 Paratroopers; factual; September, 1944; capture of bridge over the River Rhine; front/back cover story; artist 
                     not known) 57.

    



  • Artists#

           

    



           

    


  • Assault on Sicily. (factual; WW2 Army; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 209.


  • Athletics Quiz, Alf Tupper’s 1980.


  • Atlantic Monster, The (series characters; present day adventure; featuring Lieutenant Sam Cagney; Lieutenant Jim Albright; artist Philpotts).
             

    


  • Atlantic Rescue (factual; WW2; Aug, 1940; rescuing of over 300 men from the Atlantic Ocean after the British merchant cruiser Transylvania was 
                     sunk by a German U-Boat; artist not known) 84.
                       

  • Attack at Dieppe (factual; WW2 Commandos; inside cover) 1981.


  • Attack diesel works, Augsburg , Bavaria (factual; WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1982.


  • Attack in the Bay of Onagawa (factual; WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1985.


  • Attack on Aarhus (factual; WW2 RAF; 31st Oct. 1944; Mosquitos attacking the Gestapo headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark, led by Wing-Commander R.W. Reynolds; artist not known) 239.


  • Attack on Marzuk (WW2 Long Range Desert Group; artist Farrugia) 1967.


  • Attack on St. Nazaire (factual; WW2 RN / Commandos; inside cover) 1981.


  • Attack on Sidi Omar (factual; WW2 Army; 16th Dec. 1941; C Squadron, 2nd Royal Tank Regt.; North Africa; front and back cover story; artist (P)) 214.


  • Attack the Lutzow (factual; WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1983.


  • Attack the Prinz Eugen (factual; 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.


  • Australian# themed series stories
          

    


  • Away Went Kelly (series character; sport; football; featuring Jim Kelly; Arthur Frisk, Manager; Hinton Utd; artist Bert Vandeput).
          


    
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  • Backwoods Battler, The (American War of Independence; artist Rawlings ) 1976.


  • Baden-Powell, Robert see Hero of Mafeking, The (Victorian Army) 1985.          


  • Badges of the Brave (factual ; inside cover) 1964; 1976; S1979, col.. 
          

    


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

    


  • Badges That They Wore, The (factual; WW2; various different Army, R.A.F. and R.N. units) S1975, col..


  • Baggot, Warder (series character) see Licence to Steal!


  • Bailey, Private Joe (WW2 Paratroopers/RAF; series character) see White Water War. 


  • Baines, Sandy (series character; adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) seeBaird, Barney (series character; sci-fi) see Space Bus.


  • Bait for a Raider (text story; WW2 RN) 1969.


  • Baker, Boz (series character; adventure; horror) see Nightmare Zone, The.


  • Baker, Jimmy (series characters; sport; football) see Pickford: Past Master of Football.


  • Bale Out! (WW2 RAF; complete issue story; col.; artist Coleman) S1970.


  • Balfour's Battles (series characters; WW2 RAAF; Far East, 1942; featuring Flight Lieutenant Doug Balfour; Corporal Eric Miller; Raphael, a native; 
           artist Bleach).
           

    


  • Balloon in War, The (factual) 1964.


  • Baltic - by Bus!, To The (WW2 Army; factual; 24th March 1945; Crossing of the River Rhine, Germany; 12th Devonshire Regiment; artist unknown) 298. 


  • Banana Bill (football) 1978.


  • Bandy, Wee (series character; sport; football; Pressley Rangers; artist unless otherwise stated Vandeput). 
           

    


  • 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.


  • Bare-Knuckle Boys, The (factual; boxing feature) S1974.


  • Barge That Went to War, The (series characters; WW1; artist Coleman; featuring Major 'Potty' Potter, Privates Skipper Driscoll, Nobby Clarke.)
         

    


  • Barmingham, Jack 'Barney' (series character; WW2; secret service) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.


  • Barnacle Bill (sport; football; humour; artist not known) 1987.


  • Barnett, Trooper Olly  (WW2 5th Hussars; series character) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).
           

  • Barnham, Sam (series character) see Come Away The United (football).


  • Barnes, Ben (series character; WW2 Army) see Brothers in Battle.


  • Barnes, Bonzo (series character; WW2 Army) see Brothers in Battle.


  • Barnes, George (series character; boxing manager) seeMuggins, Mick.


  • Barney the Boot (sport; football original artist) 1969.


  • Barrett, Jason (series character; adventure) 
           

    
 

  • Barrington, Doug (series character; sport; football) see My Business is Goals.


  • Barrside Thunderbolt, The (adventure; 20th Century trams) 1977.


  • Barsloe-Beane, Bertie see Flying Cowboy, The.


  • Bates, Mick (series character; sport; football) see Jailbird Striker.


  • Batey, Private 'Batty' (series; WW2 Army) seeSlade's Squad. 


  • Battle of the Admin Box, The (factual; 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.           


  • Battalion, The (WW1, text story.) 1968.


  • Battle Axes of the World (factual) 1973.


  • Battle Badges (factual; WW2 badges) 1973
            

    


  • Battle Beast, The (Romans; complete story; delaying the advance of Carthaginian invaders; Centurion Marcus Septus; artist Ted Rawlings) 1987.


  • Battle of Boxing Day, The (WW2 RN; factual; 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; factual; 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 Benara (WW2 paratroopers) 1982.


  • Battle for the Bridges (WW2 Paratroopers, Arnhem ; artist Farrugia) 1974


  • Battle for Malta (WW2 RAF) 1977


  • Battle For the Bridge, The (WW2 Army; factual; 20th Sept. 1944; Guards Armoured Division; capture of the Nijmegen bridge, near Arnhem, Holland; front/back covers story; artist unknown) 280.


  • Battle of Britain (factual; inside cover) 1980


  • Battler From Brighton, The (series; sport; bare-fist fighting) see Tom Sayers - The Battler From Brighton.


  • Battling Bulldog (Napoleonic story) 1984.


  • Battling Butcher, The (sport; bare fist fighting) 1973


  • Baxter, Danny Police Cadet (series character) see Boys in Blue.


  • Baxter, Sergeant Sam (series character; secret service) see Steelhead Sam. 


  • Beane, Bertie Barsloe see Flying Cowboy, The

  • Before the Guns Roared. (factual; ancient weapons, Onager, Ballista & so on; artist unknown) S1969, col.


  • Behind the Crimson Door (sport; football; artist Bert Vandeput; Manton City; featuring Mike Hollins, Captain; Sinton Froyd, trainer-manager)
            

    


  • Behind the Enemy Lines ; desperate missions of the Second World War. (factual) 1965


  • Bell Tower, The (WW1 story) 1984


  • Benini, Enzo (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • Benthao (series character; an elephant) see Elephant Never Forgets, An (WW2 Army; Burma) 


  • Bertie Barsloe-Beane see Flying Cowboy, The.


  • Besieged! (series characters; WW2 RAF; survival in war torn Warsaw, whilst flying a bi-plane defending the city; featuring Sergeant Pilot Mo Wright; artist not known).
         

    


  • Best, Captain Bob (series character; adventure) see EXpedition Ozolo.  


  • Best of Enemies (series characters; present day US Naval pilots; featuring Lieutenant Winston 'Assegai' Coles; Lieutenant? 'Zapman' West; artist not known).
          

    


  • Best of Enemies (WW2 RN; complete story; German and a British sailor in a lifeboat; artist Bleach) 1992.


  • Beware of the Bull (factual; WW2 Army; Autumn 1944, Canal de Nord, Belgium; King's Royal Rifle Corps; Lieut. the Honourable T. Trenchard; 
    no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 411.

    


  • Beware Rockets! (WW2 RAF; true story) 1983.


  • Big Chase, The (complete story; WW2 Canada; German P.O.W. escaping from a Canadian prison, artist not known) 1462.


  • Big Tree, The (series characters; African Victorian adventure?; text; featuring Sam Walker; Gregory Walton; Reggie Hunt; Dick Sullivan; Leven; Archie 
             Cunnliffe; artist not known).
          

    


  • Big Act, The (series characters; secret Service in occupied France; featuring Helmut Hoeness, German actor/British Spy; Harry Masters; artist Garcia).
          

    


  • Big Fight at Camp 13 (adventure; Canadian lumberjacks) 1976.


  • Big Game Boys, The History  of (factual; big game hunting; artist unknown) S1976, col.


  • Big Laughs with the Big Cats (factual; humour) 1978.


  • Big Prize, The (sport; cricket; complete story; featuring Pete Jones; partial colour) S 1989.


  • Biggest Head in Football, The (sport; football) 1979.


  • Biggin Hill, First Kill for (factual; 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.  


  • Biker (series character; sport; motorbike racing; featuring Gary Jones; artist Cooper, unless otherwise stated).
         

    


  • Bill Doyle (series character; WW2 RN) see  Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (series character)


  • Billy the Kid (series character; sport; football; featuring Billy Smith; artist not known, but same as Terry's Tornades).
         

    


  • Bird Boy (series character; WW2; artist Antonio Garcia)
         

    


  • Bismarck, Sinking of  (factual; WW2 RN; inside covers) 1979.


  • Black Knights, The (series characters; African adventure; featuring Grier, District Commissioner; Jape, witch-doctor  ; artist not known).
         

    


  • Black Rider (series character Despatch Rider Bill Brand; WW1; secret service) 1974
         

    


  • Black, Smutty (series character; photographer; adventure) see Secret of Sann Island, The.     
 

  • Black Streak, The (WW2 Paratroopers Arnhem ) 1979.


  • Blade of Jonathan Blake, The (series characters; 18th century fencing sword adventure; featuring Johathan Blake; Mercury, clockwork fencing machine; 
         artist not known).
         

    


  • Blades From Many Battles (factual) S1970 col.


  • Blake, Sergeant Bill (WW2 Army; series) see Last Commando, The.


  • Blake, Jack (series character; 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.


  • Blaze - Pony of the Welsh Peaks (series character; text; adventure about a pony; featuring Blaze; artist not known).
         

    


  • Blood Hunt (series characters; sci-fi; featuring Valdred; Ulayali; Pontus; artist Alonso?).
         

    


  • Blood Money (WW2 French Resistance 1941; complete story; Marcel Dupont traitor; Captain Sam Carver; artist not known) 1987.


  • Bludso, Jim (series character) see Steamboat Jim (series character; western; 19th Century; steamboats)


  • Boat To Switzerland, By (factual; WW2 RAF; 27th / 28th April, 1944; 35 Squadron; bombers attacking Friedrichshafen; Pilot Officer R.G. Peter (Australian) plane was shot 
    down in Lake Constance, paddled to safety across lake to netural Switzerland; front/back cover story; no medals mentioned; artist not known) 393.

    


  • Bogus Gun, The (WW2 Army; factual; 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.


  • Bolam, Ben (series character; early 19th century) see Fights of the Strongbox Man, The.


  • Bolt, Sergeant Sam (WW2 5th Hussars; series character) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth). 


  • Bomber Raid, 1,000 plane (factual article inside end cover) 1980


  • Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The (WW2 Army; series; artist not known; featuring Lieutenant Felton; Corporal 'Jumbo' 
    Whalen; Lance-Corporal Sam Singh; Admiral Bowater). 
          

    


  • Bones#, Joe (series character; WW2 army climber; artist not known; featuring Joe Bones; Lord Plimpton) S1977; 1977; 1978; 1979; S1980; 1980;  
              


  • Boomerang! (one page story; Max Vander selling weapons to simple Arab people; artist not known) 1654.


  • Boot and Saddle : The Story of the First Mounties (series; North-West Mounted Police) see Queen's Cowboys, The


  • Booth, Bombardier Bill (WW2; series character) see Prouty, Captain.


  • Boots - a dog (series character; humour) see Puss 'n' Boots.


  • Borden, Chief Petty Officer Johnny (WW1 RN; series character) see Cragg of the Wavy Navy.            


  • Bossman, Mister (series character; adventure; a rich employer of a reluctant Charlie) see Charlie and the Bossman.


  • Bourne, George (series character ; navigator to Braddock) see Braddock V.C.


  • Bowley, Maxie (boxing manager to Sam Smallpiece see Superstitious Sam.
           

  • Bowater, Admiral (semi-series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The.


  • Boxer and the Boffin, The (text story; WW2 Commandos) 1971.


  • Boxing Day Battle, The (WW1 Army; factual; 26th Dec. 1917; British forces defending Courieres Wood, Flanders; front/back cover story; artist not known) 201.


  • Boy Hunter see Sands, Shiwa.


  • Boyes, Johnny - of Kenya Colony (series character; trader and King of Kikuju Tribe, Kenya; late 19th century; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
           

    


  • Boyhood of Lester Piggott, The (factual; story of; artist Ramsbottom; col.) S1971 (note - his story was also told in issue 1).


  • Boys in Blue (series character; text stories; Police) 
            

    


  • Braddock#, Sergeant Matt (V.C.; series character; artist Shone unless otherwise stated)  
           Spanish version of Red Dagger, issue 12; artist Shone; text in Spanish; title - Comandos en Accion - Los Tigres Voladores.

    


  • Brain Cruncher (quiz) S1992.


  • Brand, Bill (series character; Despatch Rider Bill Brand; WW1; secret service) see Black Rider, The .


  • Branded (series characters; artist Alcatena).
           

    


  • Brandon, Ace (series character; present day adventure, helicopter pilot) see Egg-Beater, The.

  • Brandon, Nippy (series character; sport; boxing) see School for Bashers.


  • Bravest Soldier of All, The (factual; 18th century army; Robert Rollo Gillespie) 1982.


  • Braz (series character; sci-fi) see Space Shooter.


  • Brett, Alan (series characters; adventure) see EXpedition Ozolo.  


  • Bridgehead Across The Rhine (factual; WW2 Commandos; 23rd March, 1945; Germany; front/back covers story; artist Rawlings) 288.


  • Bridges, Major Tom (title- Cool as an Englishman! factual; WW1 Cavalry; Aug. 1914; a squadron of the 4th Dragoon Guards attacking advancing 
         German troops; front/back cover story; no medals won; artist Bagnall) 274.

    


  • Brigands of Britain's Skies. (factual; artist unknown) S1969, col.


  • Bring-'em-Back Boys (WW2 R.A.F. series characters; artist Shone; Featuring Sergeant Ted Evans; Airman Foxy Sharpe; Airman Harry Cleaves)
           

    
           


  • Bring Up The Troops! (factual; b&w images of military vehicles; inside covers) 1977.


  • Bristle (series character; WW2; secret service; ex-soldier) see Three Men in Forbidden Forest.


  • British Tommy, The (Napoleonic war; true story of how the British Tommy got his nickname) S1980.


  • Brock, Peter (series character; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.


  • Brody, Tom Lieutenant (series character) see Hot-Air Hussars, The.


  • Brothers in Battle (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Ben and Bonzo Barnes; artist not known).
            

    


  • Brown, Jeff (series character) see Send for Saxon.


  • Bryant, Tom (series; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting.


  • Bubble, The (Sci-fi; artist Leo Rawlings; featuring Johnny Spott; Jeff Carter; Captain Lenaghan; Dr. Sullivan; Maxie Fenbaum; Spike Fuller). 
            

    


  • Buffalo Attack (factual; WW2 Army; 09th Feb. 1945; attacking islands of land not flooded in Holland; 11th Royal Tank Regt.; artist not known) 236.


  • Bugaboo, Coming of the (series characters; sci-fi; artist Alonso; featuring Joe Tuck, pilot; Doctor Damory, scientist; Luke Marrakul).
            

            


  • Bugler Boy, The (Indian Mutiny; artist Rawlings?) 1982.


  • Building of the Albemarle (American Civil War; factual, but with fictional elements; true story about the building of the ship; artist Jean Marie?; writer J.T. Edson; featuring Dusty Fog - fictional character).
            

    



  • Bullet For The Bridge!, A (WW2 Army; factual; 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.
           

  • Bullets of Sniper Dennison, The (series character; second series) see Sniper Dennison

  • Bullseye Brannigan (football) 1982


  • Burke of the Outback (Adventure ; Australian Police) 1965


  • Burning Man, The see  Barrett, Jason (series character)


  • Bush, Sergeant John (series character; Napoleonic Wars) see Guerrilla Guns.


  • Burt, Sir Guy (13th Century, Africa) see Dark Domain, The.


  • Buxton, Gus (series character; western) see Deputy of Colorado Springs, The.



    
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  • Cadman#, The Fighting Coward (WW1 series; humour; featuring Cadman; Private (later Corporal, then Sergeant) Tom Smith; artist Mike Dorey unless otherwise 
               stated). 
        

    


  • Cagney, Lieutenant Sam (series character; present day adventure) see Atlantic Monster, The.


  • Call of the Hunting Horn, The (WW2 Commandos; factual; front/back story; 11th April 1945, crossing the bridge at the River Aller; artist not known) 55.


  • Can You Solve This Crime Before the Crimebuster? see Crimebuster.


  • Canadian# themed stories see
        



    



  • Canal Courier (WW2 Dutch Resistance) 1984.


  • Canoe Commandos, The (factual; WW2 Commandos; front/back cover story; 07th Dec. 1942, raid on Bordeaux Harbour; only Major Hasler and Marine Sparks survived; artist Philpotts) 43.


  • Cap That Carlo Wore, The (series characters; WW2 schoolboy adventure of Carlo keeping himself and brother alive and free in Naples, Italy; featuring 
          Charles Ross 'Carlo' and Albert Ross, 'Alberto'; artist not known).
        

    


  • Cap’n Hand and his Mutinous Band (serious character; humour; artists first series David Law, Leo Baxendale, George Drysdale; second series Michael Barratt.) 
        

    


  • Card Trick, The (WW1 German submarine; complete story) 1989.


  • Carew, Robin Crusoe (sport; general; series character) see Crusoe Came to Cambridge.
           

  • Carmania Goes to War, The (factual; WW1 RN; 14th Sept. 1914; former Cunard liner vs. former German liner; front and back covers col.; artist Bagnall; no lead character or medals mentioned) 225.


  • Carmichael, Cornet (series character) see Cornet Carmichael (18th Century India; Army; artist Farrugia).
                     

      


  • Carson, Kit - frontier scout (factual; his life story in the wild west of 19th century America; artist not known) 8.


  • Carson, Mike (series character; sci-fi present day adventure) see Twister, The.


  • Carson's Gun (factual; WW2 Australian Army; 25th/26th Dec. 1942; Hariko, New Guinea; Serg. R.G. Carson in charge of 25 pounder gun used to 
               target Japanese troops; no medals mentioned; front / back cover story; artist not known) 396. 

    


  • Carter, Jeff (Sci-fi; Photographer for the New York Echo) see Bubble, The


  • Carter, Kenny Kayo Kids see Kenny Carter’s Kayo Kids (series character, boxing).


  • Carter, Private Ted (series character; WW2 Army; flame thrower) see Dragon's Breath, The.


  • Cartwright, Corporal (series character; text; WW2 Army) see Square 'Chuter, The.


  • Case of Coincidence, A (WW2 RAF; complete story; artist not known; featuring Pilot Officer Jim Lee and the story of various people's cigarette case) 1988.


  • Catapult of Death, The (14th Century knights) 1981


  • Catchem Company, The (series characters; adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses; featuring Vic Tatum (Far East); Jim Reede (Africa); Sandy Baines (U.S., Canada); writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
                     

    



  • Cattle Drive (game) S1976, col.
 

  • Cecil - The Stone Age Scrapper (series character; sport boxing; humour;  artist, C.D. Bagnall, unless otherwise stated).  
     

    



  • Chained to a Killer! (complete one issue story) S1970

  • Challenger’s End 1982 see Barrett, Jason (series character)


  • Chalmers (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Percy's Private Army.


  • Chance, Rick (adventure; series character; Private Invesigator see Crimebuster, Can You Solve This Crime Before the?.


  • Characters#, series (from the Victor) see

           


    


  • Chard, Sergeant-Major John (series character; 19th century Victorian army adventure, India) see Kill, Kill For Kali!



  • Charge of the Battling Red Bus, The (WW2 Army) 1973.


  • Charge of the Last Lancer, The (complete story, S. Africa, Zulus; artist not known) 1970.


  • Charge of the Light Brigade, The (series; telling the story of the famous disastrous charge of the Light Brigade; featuring Trooper Samuel Brown; 
            artist not known).
            

    


  • Charlie and the Bossman (series characters; Charlie, a young drifter who works for Mister Bossman; adventure; artist Alonso?).
            

    


  • Charter, James (series character; adventure about transporting Cleopatra's Needle to London) see Flaming Vulture, The.


  • Chat Box, The (readers letters to the Victor) see also Readers Letters.
            

    


  • Checkley, Bill (series character; fox hunting; text; featuring Billy Checkley; artist not known).
            

    


  • Cherokee Bill (factual; biography of; western) 1973.


  • Chico (series character; sci-fi present day adventure) see Twister, The.


  • Children of the Wind (complete story; featuring Martin Clew; artist Philpotts) 1970.


  • Chindit Patrol (factual; WW2 Army; Burma; 6th March, 1943; Major B. Fergusson; front/cover story; artist Coleman) 311.


  • Chipper’s Time Machine (text story.) 1975


  • Chitty, Midshipman (series character; Napoleonic British Navy) see Fighting Tom Cochrane.


  • Chocolate Coloured Killer, The (text story; Canadian wilderness; RCMP; artist Rawlings) 1968


  • Christmas at Bearcat Creek (complete story; adventure; Canada; snow; artist Rawlings) 253 & RP 880.


  • Christmas Day, The Raid On (factual; WW1 Royal Naval Air Service; reconnaissance/attack on German fleet at Cuxhaven; 25th Dec. 1914; front/back cover 
story; artist Bagnall) 148.


  • Christmas, Lee (S. American western) see Rebel of the Iron Road.


  • Clarke, sergeant (series character; WW2 Army; June 1944 Normandy, France) see Hunt For Moaning Minnie, The).


  • Clarke, Nobby Private (WW2, photographer unit; humour) see Sullivan's Snapshooters.


  • Clarke, Nobby Private (WW1 Army; series character) see Barge That Went to War, The.


  • Clay Kickers, The (WW1 western front mining; artist ) 1966

  • Cleeve, Lem see Lost Armour of Arrow Island.

  • Cleverty's Scouts (series character; North-West Frontier, India; WW1; artist not known)
          

    


  • Climb That Mountain. S1972, col.


  • Coach Carson (series character; sport; athletics; text and picture stories; featuring Carson of Elmfield Harriers; picture artist Philpotts; text 
            artist Sturrock?)
           

    


  • Cochrane, Lord Thomas (series character; Napoleonic British Navy) see Fighting Tom Cochrane.


  • Cogger, Fred (series character; sport; football) see Mister Fix It.


  • Coggins, Mush (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.


  • Cold Night For Heroes, A (factual; WW2 Army; Libya, North Africa, 1941; Sergeant-Major Jarvis & Private O'Brien taking on two Italian tanks; 
      artist not known) 271.

    


  • Cole, Knobby (series character; humour) see Send for the B-Team.


  • Coleman, Private Joe (series character; WW2 Army, Far East) seeJoe Coleman's Guerrillas.


  • Coles, Lieutenant Winston 'Assegai' (series character; present day US Naval pilot) see Best of Enemies.


  • Collins, "Bucky" (series character; sport; boxing) see School For Bashers.


  • Colt .45 (series of anthology stories about a Colt .45.  Each issue is a stand alone complete story; artist not known).
          

    
           

  • Comber, Trooper (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The


  • 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.


  • Come Away The United (series; sport; football) see Football is a Funny Game.


  • Coming of the Jeep, The (factual; WW2 Army; history of first jeeps to be used by the British Army in the Western Desert, June 1942; artist not known;
    front / back cover story) 494.


  • Complete# one issue stories see
          

    


  • Conrad, Bart Marshall (series character; western) see Deputy of Colorado Springs, The.


  • Convict With the Magic Feet, The (complete story; artist not known) 1970.


  • Convoy Must Get Through, The (factual; WW2 Army; 12th Aug. 1940; 2nd Battalion, Black Watch, taking supplies through to Tug Argon, British 
    Somaliland; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 444.

    


  • Cook Burns It, The (True story; WW2 RN) 1983.


  • Cool as an Englishman! (factual; WW1 Cavalry; Aug. 1914; a squadron of the 4th Dragoon Guards attacking advancing German troops; Major Tom 
         Bridges; front/back cover story; no medals won; artist Bagnall) 274.

    


  • Cornet Carmichael (series character; 18th Century India; Army; Cornet Colin Carmichael; artist Farrugia).
          

    


  • Cottrell of the Rangers (series characters; U.S. Park Ranger; featuring Park Rangers Les Cottrell & Vance Two-Feathers; writer J.T. Edson; artist Arnau?).
          

    


  • Countdown to Oblivion (series; adventure; NATO force vs. Black Brigade terrorists; artist Kearon?; featuring Captain Dan Gordon, S.A.S.;  
          
          

    


  • Counter, Deputy Sheriff Mike  (modern day western; text) see Sheriff of Rockabye County.


  • Country Cuzzins, The (series characters; Humour; artist Hugh Morren.) 
          

    


  • Courage of the Kelly, The (WW2 RN; factual; story of HMS Kelly, destroyer captained by Lord Louis Mountbatten; front/back cover story; artist Philpotts) 18.


    

  • Coward of The Fighting 43rd, The see Cadman, The Fighting Coward (WW1).


  • Cox, Private "Dumpy" Dan (WW2 Army; humour) see Dumpy Dan: The Saucepan Man.


  • Crackshot, The (WW2 Army; sniper; artist unknown; good story, private Gowan) S1979, col..


  • Crane, Craig (series character; detective) see Raven Talks, The.


  • Crawford, Crafty Private (WW2, photographer unit; humour) see Sullivan's Snapshooters.


  • Crag Force (series character; police; artist not known; featuring Crag).
            

    


  • Cragg, Sergeant (series character) see Hot-Air Hussars, The

  • Cragg, Lieutenant Joe (WW1 RN; series character) see Cragg of the Wavy Navy.

  • Cragg of the Wavy Navy (WW1 RN; series; artist Coleman; featuring Lieutenant Joe Cragg; Sub-Lieutenant Claude Durrington; Chief Petty Officer Johnny Borden).
           

    


  • Craig, Sergeant Tim (WW2 Army, Norway; series character) see Grey Ghosts, The.


  • Crandall-Smythe, Lord Harry (series character) see Toughest Toff in Town 


  • Crazy Word, It’s A (Humorous true stories) 1978, 1980


  • Creeper, The (WW2 Royal Marines) 1986.


  • Crib Carson - fighter (series character; sport; boxing; featuring Crib Carson; artist Philpotts).
            

    


  • Cricket Capers.  (Humorous true cricketing stories) S1975.


  • Cricket For Charlesworth, No see  Gillard, Johnny (series character Aussie; sport; cricket).


  • Cricket?, Is It (Note - two fictional picture stories had the same title, but with different characters). 
            

    


  • Crimebuster, Can You Solve This Crime Before the? (adventure; series characters; Private Invesigator; featuring Rick Chance; Walter Jones, office assistant).
            

    


  • Crimson Eye of Khiva, The (complete story; artist not known) 1970.


  • Crimson Otter, The (series characters; North-West Canada; adventure; featuring Alec McKenzie; Big Finn; artist not known).
            

    


  • Croft, Jonathan Captain (WW2 Army, North Africa; series) see Desert Dudes, The.


  • Cross Draw McGraw (series character; western; featuring Cross Draw McGraw, trouble shooter for the Chief Marshall of Abilene; artist not known).
                      

    


  • Cross, Joe (series character; sport; tennis) see Doubles Act, The.


  • Crossing at Diyala, The (factual; WW1 Army; Mesopotamia, March 1917; true front/back cover story; artist Bagnall) 369.


  • Crosswords

           

    


  • Crozier, Cade (series character; War of the Roses, 15th Century) see Master Gunner, The.


  • Cruise of the Krait, The (WW2) 1965


  • Cruiser Attack (factual; WW2 RN; H.M.S. Sussex; front and back covers col.; artist Coleman?; no lead character or medals mentioned) 203.


  • Crusoe, Carew Robin (sport; general; series character) see Crusoe Came to Cambridge.
           

  • Crusoe Came To Cambridge (sport; general; series character; featuring Robin Crusoe Carew; Man Friday; artist Vandeput). 
           

    


  • Cunning of Abe Corder (complete story; text; Canadian story; artist Ted Rawlings) 1970.


  • Curt, John (series; western) see Purple Feather, The.
           

  • Cycle Race  (game) S1979, col.





    
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  • D-Day (inside back cover) 1978.


  • Daboola (series character; Burmese boy) see Task Force With Tusks).


  • Dale, Johnny (series character; humour) see Add Only Water! 
           

  • Dalton, ‘Yank’ see Flying Cowboy, The.


  • Dambusters, The (factual; WW2 RAF; inside cover) 1982.


  • Damory, Doctor scientist (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of The. 


  • Dan Hollick - Dog Handler (series character featuring Dan Hollick; text) see Hollick, Sergeant Dan.


  • Dandies in their Day (locomotives) 1965


  • Danger Spies at Work (factual) 1964


  • Dangerous Dude, The (text story; western) 1966.


  • Danny Dixon's Crazy Railway (humour; present day; featuring Danny Dixon; Arab Emir; Noble Prince Hassan, Emir's son)
          

    


  • Danskin, Boss (series character; blind villian) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The.

  • Danskin, John (series character; grandson to Boss Danskin) see Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The.


  • Danvers, Ron (series character; sport; football) see Up For the Cup!


  • Dark Domain, The (series characters; 13th Century, Africa; featuring Sir Guy Burt; Hugo, his squire; John Hobbe, leader of archers; Prester John, guide; artist Rawlings).
          

    


  • Dark, Talbot (series character; sport; boxing; text) see Son of the Lost Champion.
          

  • Date With Death, A (adventure) 1985.


  • Davock of Grey Woods (series character; adventure; text; featuring Davlock, a young gipsy lad; artist Sturrock).
          

    


  • Davey, Greg (series; sport; go-kart racing) see Racing Driver.


  • Dawson of Dumballa (series character; Africa - early days of safari's; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
          

    


  • Dawson, Sergeant Jim (series character) see Task Force With Tusks (WW2 Army; Far East). 


  • Day The French Bombed Paris, The (WW2 Free French Air Force; factual; 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.

    


  • Day the RAF Came to Lunch (WW2 RAF; 24th Oct. 1944; air raid by Group Captain D.T. Gillam on a German Headquarters in Holland; artist not known) 383.


  • Days Gone By, In (Making of Roman roads, Edwardian coins, medieval barber’s shop, tennis, dancing in tudor times & fire-fighting Stuart times) 1973.


  • Days of the Dinosaurs (series; present day adventure; featuring Donald Muir; artist Coleman?).
          

    


  • Dayton, Sam and Eddy (brothers; action cameramen for a U.S. television company) see Thrill Seekers, The.


  • Dead Man’s Treasure see Sands, Shiwa.


  • Dean, Bill (series character; treasure hunting) see Maldon's Millions.


  • Dean’s Last Dive (WW2 RAF) 1980.


  • Death of a King (Complete story; August 1100 AD; adventure; artist Bleach) 1988.


  • Death of a Raider (WW2 RN; artist unknown; sinking of the German raider - Atlantis) S1975, col..


  • Death Trap, The (factual; WW2 Army; North-West Frontier of India, 1942; Lieut. Hume rescuing injured soldier after convey was ambushed; no 
               medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 484.

    


  • Debt of Honour ? (adventure) 1978


  • Decoy Attack (factual; WW2 RN; 30th Dec. 1944; motor launches attacked Japanese positions on Ramree Island, off Burma; artist Coleman) 169.


  • Decoy Dinghy, The (factual; WW2 Australian RAF; 31st March, 1945; Beaufighter shot down whilst attacking Japanese positions on Pacific island 
               of Ambon; rescued by a plane from No. 13 Air-Sea Rescue Flight; front / back cover story; artist Shone) 431. 

    


  • Delamere, Lord (series character; Kenya) see Lord of the White Highlands.


  • Delaney Always Delivers (WW1 Despatch Rider; series character; 27th Hussars, Middle East; featuring Jack Delaney; artist not known; note - character 
         appeared in other D.C. Thomson comics; these new stories or reprints?). 
         

    


  • Delaney, Disaster (WW2 Army) 1980 see Disaster Delaney.


  • Delaney, Jack (WW1 Despatch Rider; series character) see Delaney Always Delivers.


  • Demon Bowler of Toowoomba (complete story; sport; cricket; featuring Sam Wildfire; artist Vandeput; col.) S1971.
           

  • Dennison, Sniper (WW2 series character) see Sniper Dennison.
        

  • Deputy of Colorado Springs, The (series; western; artist Kearon?; featuring Marshall Bart Conrad; Gus Buxton).
           

    


  • Desert Escape! (factual; WW2 Army; "A" Battery, 11th Royal Horse Artillery; Jan. 1942; Major J.R.E.Benson & Lieut. Quentin Drage escaping across 
    desert back to British lines; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 467.

    


  • Desert Patrol (WW2 Long Range Desert Group; complete story; 1943 N. Africa; featuring Tom Slave; artist not known) 1991.


  • Desert Phantoms, The (WW2 SAS; factual; daring raid on German airfield at Sidi Haneish, August 1942; artist not known) 117.


  • Desert Revolt (WW2 RAF Middle East ) 1972


  • Despatch Riders, Stories Of see  
           


    


  • Destroying of Japanese ships in Japanese held Singapore using two man canoes; 02nd Sept. 1943; factual; part of the Action Stations! series; 
            no medals awarded; artist not known) 1465.


  • Dicing With Death! (complete story; three oil-rig workers surviving a plane crash in a Saudi Arabian desert; artist Alonso) 1987.


  • Dickon (series character; War of the Roses, 15th Century) see Master Gunner, The.


  • Died at Their Guns, They (factual; front/back cover story of 155th Battery of the Royal Artillery fighting the Germans at Sidi Nsir, Tunisia, Feb. 25, 
1943; artist Kearon?) 3.
            


  • Disaster Delaney (WW2 Army) 1980.


  • Dixon of Disaster Squad (series character; text; adventure; works for the Department of Disasters; featuring Dick Dixon; Ben Thomson; Jim Dawson, 
helicopter pilot; Bill Green, the squad's representative in Dorset; artist not known; note - stories alternated each week with Jungle Joe stories).
           

    


  • Dog's Life, It's A  (factual; artist unknown) S1968, col.


  • Dog's Life, It's A (series; complete story about working dogs through the ages every week; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
           

    



  • Doggoned, I’ll be (humour; photographs) 1979.


  • Dogs of Dan Hollick (series character featuring Dan Hollick; text) see Hollick, Sergeant Dan.


  • Dogs of Kwang, The (series character featuring Dan Hollick; text) see Hollick, Sergeant Dan.


  • Dolan, "Fatty" (series character; sport; boxing) see School For Bashers.


  • Dologorodoc! (WW2 Army, Eritrea; 15th, March 1941; factual; 2nd West Yorkshire Regt; front/back cover story; artist Diaz) 265.


  • Dooley, 'Oily' (series; sport; go-kart racing see Racing Driver).


  • Doone, Joe (series; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.


  • Dot-Dash Gunfighter, The (series character; western; featuring Heck McBride; Tapper; artist Sutherland).
          
  • 

    


  • Double Trouble (complete story; sport; tennis; Joe Blair & Roy Lawler; artist not known) 1990.


  • Doubles Act, The (series characters; sport; tennis; featuring Clive Winsor (Public school boy) and Joe Cross (Aussie); artist not known).
          
  • 

    


  • Down in the Drink (factual; WW2 RAF Air Sea Rescue; 04th June 1943; picking up a downed bomber crew off coast of Holland and fighting off five German E-Boats; artist not known) 242.


  • Downs, Jem (series character; early 19th century Australian Bushranger adventure) see Wild Colonial Boy.



  • Doyle, Midshipman Bill (appears in the ‘Killer’ Kennedy stories) see Kennedy, ‘Killer’ (series character).


  • Dragon Flag, The (adventure; Victorian; South China Seas; artist Rawlings). 
          

    


  • Dragon's Breath, The (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Private Ted Carter; flame thrower; artist not known).
          

    


  • Drainpipe Destroyer, The  1966 & 1975 (WW2; artists not known; text; writer J.T. Edson?) Same story? RP.

  • Drake, Ben (series character; Australian adventure) see Terrors Dive At Night, The.
           

  • Drake, Colonel (WW2 testing new weapons; series character see Secrets of Section Six.

  • Drake, Tom (series character ? ; Naval Intelligence) 1972.


  • 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 (series character) see  Barge That Went to War, The (series character; WW1) 1971.


  • Drop Into Danger (adventure; hand-gliding) S1982.


  • Drop Into Danger (WW2 Paratroopers; text story) 1976.


  • Drummer Boys, The (complete story; small number of French troops delaying vast numbers of Russian troops near the Berezina river, 1812; artist Ted Rawlings) 1988.


  • Drummond, Bill (S. American western) see Rebel of the Iron Road.


  • Dudley, Tom (series character; orphan; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes.


  • Duel in the Deep (WW2 RN; text story) 1966.


  • Duel Over London (WW1 R.F.C.; factual; shooting down of a Zeppelin ace Kapitanleutnant Heinrich Mathy, 1st october, 1916; by Lieu. W. J. Tempest; artist unknown) 300.


  • Duggan, Jack (series character; early 19th century Australian Bushranger adventure) see Wild Colonial Boy.


  • Duke Farlow : Big Game Fisher see Farlow, Duke : Big Game Fisher (sport).


  • Duke of Edinburgh's Award, story about see Tests and Trials of Johnny Drew, The.


  • Dumpy Dan: The Saucepan Man (WW2 Army; series character; humour; featuring Private "Dumpy" Dan Cox of the Special Service Detachment, chosen because of his cooking skills; artist not known).
            

    


  • Dunkirk evacuation (factual ; inside cover) 1978.


  • Durant, Nat (series character; adventure) see Purple Trumpet, The.


  • Durrington, Sub-Lieutenant Claude (WW1 RN; series character) see Cragg of the Wavy Navy.


  • Dusty Fog (series character; western) see  
            

    


  • Dylan's Desperate Mission (series characters; secret service; featuring Bram Dylan; Lee; Zakes; artist not known).
            

 


    
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  • Earl of Boote see Gus, Gorgeous.


  • Easter With the Blues (WW1, Army, Royal Horse Guards, nicknamed "The Blues"; Easter 1917, attacking and holding Monchy-le-Preux in Northern 
                     France; artist not known; front/back cover story) 112.


  • Edson, J.T. (text and picture writer) see Writers.


  • Egg-Beater, The (series character; present day adventure, helicopter pilot; artist not known; featuring Ace Brandon).
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
    


  • Eight Days in the Jungle (WW2 RAAF; 20th March, 1944; 100 Squadron; Beaufighter shot down over coast of New Guinea; Flying Officer 
    Graetz survived, made notes about Japanese troops before escaping; artist not known) 436.

    


  • Elephant Never Forgets, An (WW2 Army; Far East) see Task Force With Tusks (series).


  • Emden, The End of the (factual; WW1 RN; Aug/Sept. 1914; sinking of the German raider the Emden by H.M.S. Sydney a cruiser, near the 
Cocos Island; artist Bagnall?) 143.


  • Emergency Squad (series characters; police; featuring Constables Tom Kent and Stan Spurr of the Midhampton Police force; artist not known).
             

    


  • Emmy, a tame Emu (series character; Aussie; adventure; humour) see Feuding Finnegan. 


  • End of the E15, The (WW2 RN; factual; 07th April, 1915; Submarine E15 runs aground and is destroyed by the launch Majestic; artist not known) 120.


  • End of a Raider, The (factual; WW2 RN; April 1940, end of a German raider Atlantis, sunk by HMS Devonshire in the North Atlantic; 
            artist style similar to cook) 98.


  • End of Raider, The (WW2 RN; factual; 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.
           


  • Entwhistle, Lance Corporal Tubby (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.


  • Ernie and the Earl (series character; sport; football; featuring ; artist not known [still to add the characters to characters section).
                  

    


  • Escape From Crete (WW2 Army; factual; May 1941; artist not known; front/back cover story; no medals mentioned) 30.


  • Escape From Crete (factual; WW2 POW's escaping; July, 1941; Privates B.B. Carter and D.N. McQuarrie, New Zealanders escape German POW camp; 
    artist Alonso) 394.

    


  • Escape from El Santos (adventure) 1984.


  • Escape From Rhodes (factual; WW2 Army; Special Boat Service; Sept. 1942; destroying bombs at Calato; Lieut. Sutherland & Marine Duggan; 
    no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Sanchis?) 451.

    


  • Escape From Stalag Luft III, The (WW2 POW's; the greatest escape from a German POW camp; artist Philpotts; front/back cover story) 66. 
           

  • Escape from the Red Assassin (Queen’s Messenger, Peter Hazard, adventure; complete one issue story, not a series?) 1975.
             
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  • Escape In The Air (factual; WW2 RAF; escape by captured S. African aircrew (Lieutenant Strever), aircrew from an Italian cant Seaplane, they hi-jacked 
            the plane and flew it to Malta; late July, 1942; artist Farrugia) 101.


  • Escape or Die! (series of stand alone stories about men escaping from prison or death; text).
            

    


  • Escape to Danger (complete story; WW2 POW; text; featuring Sergeant Harry Maxwell) 1970.


  • Evans, Sergeant Blake (series character; WW2 Special Boat Service) see Ragnar's Revenge.


  • Evans, Will also known as Will O' the Whistle (series character; sci-fi) see Will O' the Whistle.


  • Ever Been Had? (quiz) S1972.


  • Evil Eye of the Little Yellow God, The (series characters; sport; football; secret service; featuring Jack Blake; artist Marti; Weston United Football Club).
             

    


  • Expedition Ozolo (adventure; series characters; travelling down River Ozolo, S. America staying one foot in front of a curse; featuring Captain Bob Best; 
Tom Wilson; Alan Brett; artist Alonso?).
             

    
             

  • Eye in the Sky, The (WW2 RAF photographic unit; complete story) 1986.


  • Eyes of Iya, The (Complete story; Evil god of Greed Iya and what happens to three people who come into contact with it; artist not known) 1989.

 

    
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  • Factory of Flying Death, The (WW2 Commandos; factual; 06th April 1945; crossing the River Weser; artist Sutherland; front/back cover story).
           

  • Factual# articles (note all articles are illustrated).

            

    


  • Fairway Humour  (humour) S1979.


  • Faith, Hope and Charity (WW2 RAF; factual; front/back cover story;  3 Gloster Gladiators nicknamed Faith, Hope and Charity, defending Malta during 
           May- July 1940; artist Coleman?) 111.
          

  • Falk, Richard (series; adventure) see Volts of Vengeance.


  • Family Honour, The (adventure; present day ghost story; complete story; artist Alonso) 1993.


  • Fane, Air Commander Roy (series; sci-fi) see Return From Mars.


  • Fangs of Fear (series character; adventure; sci-fi; featuring a giant Shrew).
         

    


  • Farlow, Duke : Big Game Fisher (series character; sport; big game fishing; featuring Duke Farlow; Archimedes Q. Rollingstone; Stormy Waters; the Betty Lou ship; writer J.T. Edson; artist Marti).
         

    


  • Fastest Gun in the West (western) (artist Kearon) 1976.


  • Feats of Famous Spies (factual) 1964.


  • Feats of the Muscle Men (factual; sport; artist Ted Rawlings) S1971.


  • Fellows, Sergeant Jack (North-West Frontier of India, 19th Century) see Gun on Four Legs, The.


  • Felton, Lieutenant (semi-series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The.


  • Felton, Professor (series; adventure)  see Rule of the Gun.


  • Fenbaum, Maxie (Sci-fi; A top New York Racketeer) see Bubble, The.


  • Ferrier, Andrew (series character) see Swordmaker, The (series character).


  • Feud in the Team, A (sport; mountain climbing, artist Shone) 1968.


  • Feud With The Black Diamond (text story; adventure; trucking; writer Fitzsimons) 1969.


  • Feuding Finnegan (series character Aussie; adventure; humour; featuring Mike Finnegan and Emmy his tame Emu; artist Bagnall). 
        

    


  • Figaro! (series character; humour; western; artist Tom Bannister; (note - the series was also published in The Topper another D.C. Thomson comic. 
             the character was also drawn by Keith Reynolds and Barry Appleby for the Topper comic. Note - there was usually four episodes in each annual). 
        

    


  • Fight for the Flag! (convicts; pirates; 19th Century; artist Alonso?) 1979.


  • Fight of Forgotten Punches (boxing; text story.) 1972.


  • Fight to the Last (factual; WW2 Army; Aug. 1944; Normandy, France; "B" Company, 7th Somerset Light Infantry; attacking Mount Gaultier; 
               Major Harvey; no medal awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 424.

    


  • Fighting Gurkhas, The (factual; WW1 Army; Sept. 1914, 8th Gurkhas; France; artist not known) 373.
          

  • Fighting Ladies, The (WW1 Army; factual; Feb. 1918; Flanders; Canadian Army; retrieving a stolen gun from Germans dressed in nightdresses! artist unknown) 319.


  • Fighting Tom Cochrane (series characters; Napoleonic British Navy; featuring Lord Thomas Cochrane; Midshipman Chitty; Lieutenant Jack Larmer; Boatswain 
Slack; artist Alcatena).
           

    


  • Fights of the Strongbox Man, The (series characters; early 19th century; featuring Ben Bolam; Amos Squire; artist Ted Rawlings).
           

    


  • Finch, Sam (series character; western; set in U.S.) see Stockwhip Sam.


  • Finders Keepers (adventure; complete story; discovery of stolen money; featuring Jimmy Patterson; artist same as Terry's Tornades; 2 pages colour; 1 page b+w) 1595. 


  • Fine Day For a Run! (featuring Neil Young; complete story?; artist not known) S1974.


  • Fine Flyers of Moor and Mountain (factual; birds of prey; artist unknown) S1968, col.


  • Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 Army; sniper; complete story) 487.


  • Finger on the Trigger, The (WW2 series; secret service - mission kill Hitler!; featuring George Preston; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis).
           

    


  • Fink, Mike (series character; late 19th Century; Mississippi River, USA) see King of the Keelboats.


  • Finklater, Professor (series character, scientist) see Rogan of the Rocket Troop


  • Finn, Big (series character; North-West Canada; adventure) see Crimson Otter, The.


  • Finn, Mickey Gunner (North-West Frontier, India) see Galloping Gunners, The


  • Finnegan, Mike see Feuding Finnegan (series character Aussie)

 

  • Fire! (one page complete story; Gus Cronin spraying swamps to kill mosquitoes in Kenya by plane, rescues a colleague and his dog from a fire; artist 
           not known) 1656.
        

  • Fire Fighters, The (factual) 1974.
  

  • Fire-Raisers of San Pedro (adventure; Civil War S. America; complete story; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; featuring Hank Skipper) S1969, col. (first page only). 


  • Fire Torpedoes! (factual; WW2 RN; 13th March, 1941; British destroyers Sikh, Legion, Maori and the Dutch Isaac Sweers attacking a force 
                   of Italian cruisers off Cape Bon, N. Africa; front/back cover story; artist not known) 215.


  • First Detective in the West (text story; western) 1974.


  • First Escaper, The (WW2 R.A.F.; factual; 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 Kill For Biggin Hill (factual; WW2 RAF; 19th May 1918; Bristol Fighter from Biggin Hill shoots down a German bomber; front/back cover 
               story; Lieutenants E. Turner & Barwise; not medals awarded; artist not known) 355.

    


  • First Pathfinders, The (factual; WW2 RAF; 5th April 1942; North Africa; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 233.


  • Fists With No Mercy, The (series character; sport; boxing; featuring Fister Wells; artist Kearon?).
              

    



  • Fitzsimons#, Chris (writer) see Writers.



  • Flag of the Fearless (WW2 Submarine; complete story; featuring Lieutenant Commander Rex Langley) 1988. 
                       

  • Flame Trail to the Rhakotis (factual; WW2 RAAF; 1st January 1943; coast of Spain; front and back covers col.; artist Philpotts; no lead character or medals mentioned) 220.


  • Flaming Vulture, The (series character; adventure about transporting Cleopatra's Needle to London; featuring James Charter, engineer; artist Philpotts).
              

    



  • Flew with Braddock, I (Shone) 1965.


  • Flew With His Knees, He (factual; WW2 RAF; Nov. 1943; 88 Squadron; Audinghen, France; Pilot Officer D.J.N. Gibson; no medals awarded; 
    front/back cover story; artist not known) 388.

    


  • Flight into Danger (adventure; text story) 1972.


  • Flight into Danger (Prussian French War 19th Century) 1979.


  • Floating Flarepath, The (WW2 ; RAF) 1980.


  • Flyer of Chundabad, The (adventure; India ; flying; artist Rawlings) 1969.


  • Flying Fire-Truck, The (series characters; text; fire-fighting in Canada; featuring Jim Macalpine, pilot; Larry Loring; artist not known).
           

    
        

  • Flying Freaks (factual; military planes; inside covers) 1973.


  • Flying Windmills. (factual, helicopters; artist unknown) S1969, col.


  • Fooled by A Dog (WW2; Belgium Resistance) 1986.


  • Football Clowns of Carsdale Town, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Sam Lloyd, manager; Stoppo; Boppo; Droppo; artist not known).
         

    


  • Football Fun (humorous true stories) 1984.


  • Football Funnies (humorous true stories) 1978.


  • Football Funnies (cartoon strip consisting of three panels; artist not known) 1990.


  • Football Funfare (humorous true stories) 1980.


  • Football Photo Fun 1992.


  • Football is a funny game (series; sport; football; Kegford United Football Club; featuring Sam Barnham; Jimmy Daly; Sid Sope; artist Vandeput).
            

    


  • Football# Teams

            

    


  • Footballers Wore Feathers, The (sport; football; Southmoor City; complete story?; artist Marti; col.) S1971.




  • For You the War is Over! (WW2 RAF; artist Farrugia; complete story; featuring Flight Lieutenant Strever) S1969, col. (first page only).


  • Force Five! (series characters; present day specialist unit fighting crime; featuring 'Wheels' Rogers; Barry Martin (actor); Butch McGraw, 
                 (American Football player); 'Brians' Taylor; 'Greasy' Wilson, top racing car driver; Sir James Morris; artist not known).
            

         


  • Foreign Legion, The see  

            


    


  • Forgotten Fourteenth, The (WW2 Army, Far East ; 14th Army; no series characters; artist Farrugia, unless otherwise stated).
                         

    
 

  • Foreman, Private Joe (series character; Gibraltar, end of 18th Century) see Keeper of the Apes).


  • Foster, Staff Sergeant Leslie (no medal; 06th June 1944; 6th Airbourne Division; landed a damaged glider; true story; artist not known) 1351.


  • Fortunes of War! (Napoleonic War; complete story) 1985.


  • Foster, Freddy (sport; boxing) see Freddy Foster's Fighting Flops.


  • Foster, Sir Herbert (series character; sport; football; see Red Rangers, The.


  • Four Kills for the Little Ships (factual; WW2 RN; 24th Oct. 1943; German E-boats attached by RN's Motor Gun Boats; front/back cover story; artist Coleman) 208.




  • Four Kinds of Courage (non-military medals; factual; inside cover) 1964.


  • Franklin, Giles (series character; Australian adventure) see Terrors Dive At Night, The.


  • Frazer, Brad (series character; present day adventure) see Rescue Squad.


  • Fred Kay’s Crazy Railroad (series characters; WW2 Army; Far East, Burma mid to late 1944; featuring Sergeant Fred Kay; Privates Tommy Jenkins; 
         Pete Maloney; Johnny Rana; Tak Ho; Sam Pine; Colonel Grant; artist Marti).
              

    


  • Freddy Foster's Fighting Flops (series characters; sport; boxing; featuring Freddy Foster; artist Smith?)
              

    


  • Friend or Foe? (factual; WW2 aeroplane silhouettes) 1976

  • Frobisher, Jim Pilot Officer (series character) see Cleverty's Scouts 


  • Front-Line Bus, The (series characters; WW1 Army; featuring Privates Sam Ward and Alf Trotter; artist Rawlings).
             

    


  • Froyd, Sinton trainee-manager (sport; football) see Behind the Crimson Door.


  • Fugitives Club, The (series; anthology stories; artist not known).
             


  • Funny Old World , It’s a (true humorous stories) 1975, 1977


  • Flying Cowboy, the (WW1; RFC) 
             

    


  • Fuller, Dr. see Sabre-Toothed Slinker, The.
          

  • Fuller, Dr (Sci-fi; scientist) see Sabre-Toothed Slinker, The 

  • Fuller, Spike (Sci-fi; Maxie Fenbaum's right hand man) see Bubble, The


  • Funeral, The (factual; WW2 Paratroopers) 1982


    
G#

    


  • Gain, Professor Martin (series character; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.


  • Gallant Defenders of Franleu (WW2 Army; factual; June 1940; epic stand by 7th Battalion Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, in French village, Franleu; 
                     artist not known) 80.



  • Gallipoli! see Millar, Bob Private 


  • Galloping Gunners, The (WW1 Army; North-West Frontier, India; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; featuring Tom Holliday; Gunner Mickey Finn).
           

    


  • Galvin, Danny (series character; sport; football) see Has-Been, The.


  • Games# (paper)

           

    


  • Games They Used to Play (factual sport) 1976


  • Gardener, Danny (series character; sport; football) see Has-Been, The.



  • Garrett, Sergeant Harry (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The


  • Gaunt Hounds Are Out, The (series characters; adventure; featuring Boss Danskin; his grandson John Danskin; John Marshall; The Fur Pirate; artist not known).
           

    


  • Gentleman Jim (series characters; sport; boxing; featuring Jim Corbett; artist not known)
           

    


  • Getting Griffiths ’ Goat (WW2 Army; artist Marti) 1973


  • Getting in Gear (factual; sporting clothes) 1992.


  • Ghost of a Champ (sport; text story; boxing) 1968


  • Ghost of Varley Rectory, The (adventure) see  Rook, Valentine


  • Ghost Squad (series character; text stories; one issue complete stories; police; artist unknown)
         

    
 

  • Ghosts of the Future (complete story; crime; artist not known; crooks coming to grief in a haunted house) S1975.


  • Giant# animals appearing in Victor stories see - 
            

    



  • Gifts (free inside the comic)
               



    
               
  • Sporting Stickers (six) 1575.
               

               
  • 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.
                     

    
                     

                     

    

               
  • Squirt ring, Super 1.

               
  • Thumbs up badge 1024.

    


  • Gillard, Johnny (series character Aussie; sport; cricket) see  
         

    
 


  • 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).
        

    


  • Goalie for the City, A  (sport; football) 1968.


  • Goalies That Count, It's (football photographic feature) 1991.


  • 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). 
         

    


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

    


  • Goff, Sergeant Sam (WW2 Army, North Africa; series) see Desert Dudes, The.


  • Gold Fever (adventure; text story; Canada) 1972.


  • Gold Fever! (western; complete story; artist Alonso) 1988.


  • Gordon of the Glasgow (WW1 RN; series character; featuring Boy Seaman Bill Gordon; artist (P)?).
         

    


  • 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). 
         

     


  • Gorgonzola Special (bike racing) 1972.


  • Gorman, Weary (series character) seePillow Champ, The


  • Goum (series character; WW2 Army; Moroccan soldier scouting for the British; artist Bleach; featuring Satoni, Goum's camel).
         

    


  • Gow, Stumpy (series character; sport; bare-fist fighting) see Tom Sayers - The Battler From Brighton.
 

  • Grant, Jimmy (series character; sport; football) see Goals of Jimmy Grant.


  • 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).
            

    


  • Great Conker Battle, The (WW2 Army; complete story; conker feud between two British soldiers; artist not known) 1989.


  • 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 (factual; Army Regt.; 23rd May 1944; Story of at Anzio, true story, front/back cover story; artist shone) 165.


  • Green Lighting (series characters; sport; motor-racing; featuring Tom Bryant, Bill Adams, Pete Marshall, drivers; Sam Johnson, team owner; artist Farrugia).
               

    


  • 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).
               

    


  • Greer, Joe (series; sport; football) see Jinx on Joe Greer, The. 


  • Grey Ghosts, The (series characters; WW2 Army; Norway; featuring Sergeant Tim Craig; artist Farrugia).
              

    


  • 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?).
               

    


  • Grooteman, Paul (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • Grudge Fight, The (text story; sport; boxing) 1966


  • Guard The Passes! (factual; WW1 Army; 1916; quelling a Indian native uprising between Persia and British India; 28th Cavalry, Indian Army; artist Alonso) 506.


  • Guardians of the Mountains (factual information – Mountain Rescue) 1975


  • Guerrilla Guns (series character; Napoleonic Wars; featuring Sergeant John Bush;artist Josep Marti)
                   

    



  • 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).
            

     


  • Gunman had Toothache, The (western; artist Rawlings) 1979
 

  • Gunners of You Yet!, We'll Make (factual; WW2 Army; January 1941, Malta; Royal Marines clerks, signallers learing to fire a Bofors Gun in 
    defence of the island; front / back cover story; artist Shone) 429.

    


  • Guns Fired Alone, The (factual; WW2 Army; January 1942; 11th Regt. Royal Horse Artillery; North Africa; Lieu. George Buchanan escaping from Germans) 310. 


  • Guns That Never Fired, The (factual; WW2 Army; 23rd April, 1941; Tobruk siege, N. Africa; using dummy anti-aircraft guns to distract German 
    planes; front/back cover story; artist Coleman) 389.

     


  • Guns That Won The West (series; individual episodes about a different gun; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
            

    


  • 'Gus' the computer (series character) see Planet Seekers,The.

  • Gus, Gorgeous (series character; sport; football) see Gorgeous Gus.


  • Guy With The Gangster Gun, The (WW2 Army) 1967.


  • Gypsy Jem (series characters; sport; 19th century bare-fist boxing; featuring Jem Mace; Hubert Skelsey, manager; Ned Prince, trainer; 
            artist not known).
           

    
 

    
H#

    


  • H.M.S. Pepper Pot (factual; March 1942, Valetta, Malta; H.M.S. Penelope under attack in harbour; artist Shone; front/back cover story) 155.


  • Hal O' the Heath (series character; friend of the Red MacGregor) see Red MacGregor, The.


  • Hall, Harold (series character; WW1 RFC) see Humdrum Hall, Flying Tiger!
           

  • 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 Jack Jinks). 
           


    


  • Hans Schmidt of Mosquitoville! (factual; WW2 RAF; early 1944; Wing Commander I.E.G. Dale; attacking V2 rockets sites in Germany; no medals 
               awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 385.

    


  • Happy Birthday (complete one page story; two Mafia bosses kill each other; artist not known) 1655.


  • Harman, Jack Sergeant (series; WW2 Army, Far East) see Men From Camp Z, The.


  • Harper, Harry (series character; late 19th century messenger boy adventures) see Hotfoot Harry.


  • Has-Been, The (series character; sport; football; featuring Danny Galvin; Alf Gardener, manager; Blackstock Rangers; artist not known).
            

    


  • 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).
            

    


  • Hawke, Jonathan (series character; 17th century Caribbean seeJonathan Hawke - Pirate Catcher.


  • Hawkins, Jeb (series character; 18th century Royal Navy) see Jeb Hawkins RN.


  • Head-Hunter of the Galaxy (series character; sci-fi; artist Cooper; featuring Bo Rogan; Chris, a computer).
            

    


  • Heatherstone, Thomas (series character; 18th Century adventure; Australia) seeOutcasts of Convict Coast. 


  • Helmet Gun, The (humour) 1981


  • Herd of Buffaloes! (factual; WW2 Army; Nov. 1944; capturing the Dutch town of Middelburg using a ruse; Major Bob Johnstone; 
    no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 470.

    


  • 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.


  • Hereward the Wake (11th century, 1066; factual series character; adventure about Hereward the Wake's rebellion against William the Conqueror; featuring 
            Hereward the Wake; artist Carrion?).
            

    


  • Hero of Mafeking, The (Victorian Army; Baden-Powell, Robert) 1985          


  • Heroes of Cameron Ridge (factual; WW2 Army, Cameron Highlanders; 15th March, 1941; attacking of Italian positions on Keren Ridge in Abyssinia; artist 
                 not known) 95. Note - see also Military Medal Winners - Ram, Bhaira Lance-Corporal.


  • 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).
                      

    


  • Holden, Sergeant-Major (WW2 British Prisoner of War camp, Germany; series character) see Men In The Barbed Wire Cage, The.


  • Holiday Raider (factual; WW2 RAF; early 1944; RAF planes flying sorties against German airfield in France & Germany; Squadron Leader C.G. Sherf, 
    though desk bound flew three 'holiday' visits over German held territory; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 397.

    
    


  • Hollick#, Dan Sergeant (series character; Post WW2 Army; text; featuring Sergeant Dan Hollick; Kano, his dog; writer J.T. Edson; artist stated where known).
                      

    



  • Holliday, Tom (North-West Frontier, India and North Africa, WW2) 
              

    



  • 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).
            

    
 


  • 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. ?)
           

    


  • Hotfoot Harry (series characters; late 19th century messenger boy adventures; featuring Harry Harper; artist Ted Rawlings).
           

    


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

    


  • 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).
           

    


  • How's That! (factual, information about cricket;  artist unknown) S1969, col.


  • Howzatt?? (Note - now connection with the below series; series characters; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.


  • Howzatt! (Note - now connection with the above series; series characters; sport; cricket; featuring Gary Wilde of Broxhire; artist not known).
            

    


  • Hud (series character; master armourer; 1307, 14th Century) see Stephen Strongarm: Master Armourer.


  • Hudson, Jeff (series character; western) see You Can't Stop The Wind!


  • Hugo, a squire (13th Century, Africa) see Dark Domain, The.


  • Human Fly, The (series character; climbing adventure; featuring Bill Slater; artist philpotts; note - not the Joe Bones character).
           

    


  • Humdrum Hall, Flying Tiger (series character; WW1 RFC; featuring Harold Hall; artist Bleach).
           

    
           



  • Humorous# Stories see  

            


     


  • Human Fly, The see Bones, Joe


  • Hunt For Moaning Minnie, The (series characters; WW2 Army; June 1944 Normandy, France; artist Coleman; featuring Sergeant Clarke).
           

    


  • 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.


  • Hutton, Lieutenant Peter (WW2 RN/Fleet Air Arm; series character) see Yellow Bird, The.





     
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.


  • In This Corner (factual; freak fights and fighters of the square ring; boxing) 1966.


  • Indian themed Stories see North-West Frontier themed stories.
       

  • Inside Job (complete one page story; Max Walters robs a bank, but given away by a smoke detector; artist not known) 1656.   
           

  • Into Battle (Army vehicles; Second World War and modern) 1974


  • Iron Cross for Kranz, An (WW2 German army; complete story; a life-long feud between Otto Kranz and Bruno Kahn; artist not known) 1988.


  • Iron Three, The (series characters; present day adventure; featuring Rom, the father; Ken; Stan; Vic; artist Shone).
           

    


  • 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 Invasion! (factual; front/back cover story; no personalities mentioned; May 1942; story of British invasion of French held Island of Madagascar; artist not known) 350.


  • Island of No Return (series characters; WW2 P.O.W.'s Far East; artist Leo Rawlings; featuring Harrison; agent X-4.).
            




     
J#

    


  • Jackson, Lance-Corporal 'Jacko' (series character; WW2 Army) seeSlade's Squad. 


  • 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.


  • Jackson, Union Jack (series; WW2 Army) see Union Jack Jackson. 


  • Jacobs, Private Andy (semi-series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The


  • Jagger, Jungle Joe Private (series character; WW2; army) see Jungle Joe.


  • Jail-Break! (complete story; present day adventure; featuring Tom Stanton crime reporter for the Daily Courier; artist Coleman) 1970.


  • Jailbird Striker (series character; sport; football; featuring Mick Bates; artist not known).
              

    


  • 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).
             

    
                       

  • Jalopy with a Jinx, the 1975


  • Jape, witch-doctor (series; adventure) see Black Knights, The.


  • Jark, Old (series; western) see You Can't Stop The Wind!


  • Jason Barrett (series character; adventure) see Barrett, Jason.


  • Jeb Hawkins RN (series character; 18th century Royal Navy; featuring Jeb Hawkins; artist not known).
              
  • 

    


  • Jeffries, Lieutenant Mick (series character; WW2 RN) see Monster of the Deep.


  • Jens, Helmut (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • Jimi (series character; sport; football) see Jumping Jimi Gets the Goals!


  • Jimmu (Samurai; 17th Century; colleague of Stark) see Stark of the Samurai.


  • Jimmy's Star Choice - (Jimmy referred to Jimmy Grant; a Victor reader chose their favourite football player each week. The page consisted of a photograph of the player, a few notes and a ratings score for different aspects of their footballing skills. Jimmy's name was usually crossed 
             out and replaced with the readers name; note Star Choice did not appear in every issue).
          

    


  • 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).
                

    



  • 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).
               

    


  • Joe Bones (series character; WW2) see Bones, Joe


  • Joe's Boys (series character; WW2 Army; Indian/Burma border; featuring Sergeant Joe Peel; encouraging the local natives to fight the Japanese; artist not known).
               

    


  • Joe Coleman's Guerrillas (series characters; WW2 Army; Malaya; featuring Joe Coleman; Peng Lee; Bill Trail; artist Alonso).
               

    


  • Johnny Appleseed (series character; American wild West adventure; featuring Johnny Appleseed; Slocum of the Six Knives; artist Sutherland).
        

    


  • Johnny Gets the Runs 1974 see Gillard, Johnny (series character)


  • Johnny Hop (series characters Bill Lennox and Wally Omes, Aborigine; artist Yaroslav Horak?) 
    

    


  • Johnny Orchid (series character) see Orchid, Johnny White Hunter.


  • Johnson, Sam (series character; sport; motor-racing) see Green Lighting. 


  • Jonathan Hawke - Pirate Catcher (series character; 17th century Caribbean; featuring Jonathan Hawke; artist not known).
        

    


  • Jones, Clapper (humour) see Send for the B-Team.


  • Jones, Gary (series character; sport; motorbike-racing) see Biker.


  • Jones, Gunner Pete (WW2; series character) see Prouty, Captain.


  • Jones, Jimbo (series character; sci-fi) see Space Shooter.


  • 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


  • Jones, walter (adventure; series character; Private Invesigator see Crimebuster, Can You Solve This Crime Before the?


  • Jonz, Jimmy (series; sci-fi) see Space Tramp.


  • Jordan, Captain (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.


  • Jose (series character; local boy in Gibraltar, end of 18th Century) see Keeper of the Apes).


  • Journey into Danger (factual; a series of one page true stories; artist Bevan?)
         

    


  • 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)
         

    


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

    



  •  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). 
         

 

    
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.


  • Keeper of the Apes (series character; Gibraltar, end of 18th Century; artist Bagnall; featuring Joe Foreman; Jose).
           

    
                       


  • 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).
            

    


  • Kelly, Bob (series characters; sci-fi salvage team) see Space-ship Hercules).


  • Kelly, Jim (series character; sport; football) see Away Went Kelly.


  • Kelly, Joe (series characters; sci-fi salvage team) see Space-ship Hercules).


  • Kelly, Marine Mike (WW2 RN; series character) see River Rats, The


  • Kennedy#, ‘Killer’  (series character; WW2 RN; featuring Midshipman Bill Doyle).
            

    


  • Ken (series; adventure) see Iron Three, The.


  • 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.


  • Kerr, Don (series character; sci-fi) see Urnaks Are Coming, The.


  • Keys to the Kingdom (series characters; Middle Ages; featuring Leo; Sondar - a Soothsayer; Kingdom of Wessia overrun by the evil Stanians; artist 
Alonso).
            
  • 

    


  • Khaki Crooks, The (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Privates Percy Lester; Lenny Mole; Mush Coggins; Captain Jordan; artist not known).
                       

    



  • Khan, Risaldar Ali (series character) see 
  • Cleverty's Scouts (North-West Frontier, India; WW1)


  • Kidd, Fred 'Cannonball' (series characters; sport; football) see School Boy Wonders.


  • Kill, Kill For Kali! (series characters; Victorian 19th century India army adventure; featuriing Sergeant-Major John Chard; Sergeant Arjam; artist not 
           known).
           

    


  • 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).
             

    


  • King, Jim (series character; sci-fi) see Urnaks Are Coming, The.


  • Kite, Corporal (series character; army humour; text) see Strange Case of Corporal Kite, The.


  • Kline, Captain (series character; sci-fi) see Star Seekers.


  • Knobkerrie Raid, The (factual; WW1 Australian Army; June 1916; raiding German trench using Knobkerries; Armentiers, France; Captain Maitland Foss;
               no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Farrugia) 519.   

    


  • 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.




     
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  • Lacey, Trooper Tim (series character) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The.


  • Lambton worm and Other Legends of Long Ago (factual; artist Ted Rawlings).


  • Lame Duck, The (factual; WW2 Merchant Navy; tanker Ohio en route Malta; front/back cover story) 1973.
            

    


  • Lancer Laughed Last!, The (Indian Mutiny; 19th Century; artist Rawlings) 1974.


  • Lang, Johnny (WW2 China; adventure) see White Tiger, The.


  • Larkin's Luck (complete story; WW2 Army; can trooper Larkin escape with a vital secret; artist not known) 1461.


  • Larsen, Hork (sci-fi; series character) see Hork the Hunter.


  • Last Chance (complete story; adventure; ex-pupil of Gallery Trust prepares orphan boys for a sea-going trade; artist Bleach) 1990.


  • Last Commando, The (WW2 Army; series characters; escape from occupied Europe; featuring Sergeant Bill Blake; Piet; artist not known).
            

    


  • 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.


  • Leap of the Long Lances (complete story; Canadian western; Indian scout Jeb Turner; artist not known) 1989.
        

  • Lee (series; secret service) see Dylan's Desperate Mission.


  • Lee, Peng (series character; WW2 Army, Far East) seeJoe Coleman's Guerrillas.


  • Legend of Morro, The (18th century RN) 1981


  • Lennox, Bill (series character; police; Australia) see Johnny Hop.


  • Leo (series character; Middle Ages) see Keys to the Kingdom. 


  • 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)
         

    


  • Lightning Linesman, The (sport; football) 1973


  • Line Shooter, The (WW2 RAF) 1983


  • Liverpool Red (series character; sci-fi) see Ninety-nine Deadly Days, The.


  • Locke, The Name is (series character; text; adventure; featuring Sam Locke; artist not known).
                    

    


  • 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.


  • Loki (series characters; sci-fi salvage team) see Space-ship Hercules).


  • Loman, Captain (series character) see Steamboat Jim (series character; western; 19th Century; steamboats).


  • Lone Avenger, The (WW2 RAF; true story) 1979.


  • Lonely Exile of Naik Nakam, The (factual; WW2 Army; Gurkhas; 07th January, 1942; hiding from Japanese troops at Impah, Malaya, as he was suffering 
    from Malaria; hid in jungle until 1949; artist Coleman) 459.

    


  • Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The (series characters; WW2 Army, Far East; featuring Sergeant Smith; artist Leo Rawlings).
                      

    


  • 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).
                      

    



  • Long, Sapper Lofty (WW2 Army Royal Engineers) see Sands of Sudden Death, The.


  • Lonnegan, Sergeant (series; WW2 Army) see Union Jack Jackson.    G.I O'Bannion (U.S. Marines) 


  • Look Before You Leap! (factual; WW2 Army; Sept. 1944; "C" Company, 2nd/7th Battalion, The Queen's Royal Regt. attacking Ceriano Ridge, Italy; 
    Capt. Saunders; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 419.

    


  • 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).
          

    


  • 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)
          

    


  • Lost Patrol, The (WW2 Chindits; complete story; Privates Tom Trace & Joe Hamblin; artist Alonso) 1987.


  • Lost World, The (series characters; sci-fi; featuriing Ben Prevo; series in col.; artist Alonso?; Para-medics searching for two lost boys in a cave 
        system in Arizona, America.
          

    


  • Low Level Attack (factual; WW1 Royal Flying Corp; 67 (Australian) Squadron, Palestine; one of the strangest bombing attacks of WW1 made by Captain Ross Smith; artist Philpotts) 240.


  • Low, Sergeant Johnny (WW2 RN; series character) see River Rats, The
 


  • Luck of Joe Bones (series character) see Bones, Joe


  • Lucky to be Alive! (factual; WW2 RAAF; 06th July, 1945; No. 76 Squadron; Squadron Leader P.B. Jones, shot down over Borneo and his escape; 
    no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Shone).

    


  • Lumsden of the Guides (series character; Indian Mutiny; Victorian Army) 1985


     
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  • 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.


  • Malta# WW2 stories (factual) see
            

    


  • Mad Match at Mugglesham! (sport; cricket; humour; artist Bert Vandeput). S1972; col.


  • Maddox, Nick (series character; present day adventure) see Rescue Squad.


  • Maggot’s War (WW2 RN) 1981


  • Magnus the Muscle Man (series character; sport; weight-lifting; featuring Magnus, Marquis of Melchester; Jack Trafford, sports journalist; artist Kearon).
        

    


  • Mahratta Attack (WW2 Army; factual; March 1941; Eritrea, Italy; 9th Indian Brigade, Sikhs; front/back covers story; artist Philpotts?) 286.


  • Maldon's Millions (series characters; hunting for treasure; Australian themed story; featuring Bill Dean; Bob Burke; artist Marti).
         

    
                       


  • Man Friday (series character; sport; general) see Crusoe Came to Cambridge.


  • Man in Gabwana, Our see Stone, Mike (series character; secret service).


  • 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 
        


    

  • Man On A Sledge sport; motor-racing) 1973


  • Man They Called Vassilios, The (factual; WW2 New Zealander Army; Gunner D.C. Perkins organising raids with Creten resistance 
    against Germans; July 1943 onwards) 382.


  • Man Who Would be King (factual; tennis feature on Peter Sampras) S1992.


  • Man With The Donkey, The (factual; WW1 Gallipoli; Simpson, W. Private, 3rd Field Ambulance, Aussie stretcher-bearer; col.).
           

    


  • Man-eater! (adventure; tiger hunting India ; artist Marti) 1979


  • Manhunt! (American Civil War) 1985


  • Mann, Peter (series; private investigator) see Mann For Hire.


  • Mann, Professor Andrew (series character; sci-fi) see Ninety-nine Deadly Days, The.


  • Mann For Hire (series character; ex-soldier shot in leg during a joint US/UK operation against Colombian Drug Barons; working as a private investigator; 
     various artists none known). 
           

    


  • 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).
           

    


  • 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 Redondo).
           

    


  • 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.


  • Master Gunner, The (series character; War of the Roses, 15th Century; featuring Cade Crozier, Dickon; artist Ted Rawlings).
          

    


  • 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?).
          

    


  • Masts of Menace, The (WW2 Commandos) 1977


  • May, Budsy (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • 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)

         

    


  • Men From Camp Z, The (series; Australian; artist Farrugia; featuring Sergeant Jack Harman; Private Bill Turner).
                       

    


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

    


  • Men Who Made Canada (factual) 1968.


  • Menace beneath the Waves, The (WW2 German Navy; midget one man submarine).
                      

    



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

    



  • Menace of the Mudflats (WW2 RN; UXB mine naval experts; complete one issue story; artist Rawlings) 1001


  • Menace of the V1, The (factual; WW2 RAF; stopping the V1 flying bombs exploding in Britain, 1944; artist not known) 234. 


  • Mendoza, Daniel (series character; sport; bare knuckle fighting) see Mendoza the Great. 


  • Mendoza the Great (series character; sport; bare knuckle fighting; featuring Daniel Mendoza; Manny Morris; artist Ted Rawlings).
          

    
 


  • 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).
          

    


  • 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).
        

    


  • Midford City (football team) see 
        

    


  • Midget submarines (WW2) see 
        

    


  • Millar, Bob Private, then Corporal, then Sergeant. (WW1 army; series character; various artists as listed below).
        

    


  • Miller, Corporal Eric (series character; WW2 RAAF) see Balfour's Battles.


  • Miller, Terry (series character; sport; football) see Terry's Tornadoes.


  • Midnight Raiders, The (factual; WW2 Royal Marines; 15th April, 1942; attacking a German Wireless station on Kupho Nisi, small island off S.E. off Crete; 
                       artist not known) 87.


  • 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.

    
           

    

  • Military Misfit, The (WW2 Army; humour) 1976.


  • Mission Most Dangerous (factual; British Commandos (led by Capt. Courtney) landing with US General Mark Clark via submarine off coast of Algeria, 
            19th Oct. 1942 to contact Free French officers; artist Philpotts) 251.

    


  • Mission to Moresby (factual; WW2 Australian Army/RAF; Sept. 1943; Markham river, New Guinea; Flying Officer E.R. Staley (RAAF) 
    flys to Port Mosesby with urgent documents in bad weather; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 430.

    


  • Mister Fix It (sport; football; featuring Fred cogger; Terry Smith; artist not known; Bradport City Football Club).
           

    


  • Mister Roly-Poly (series character; sport; football; featuring Roly Jones; artist Vandeput). 
         

    


  • Mitchell’s Missions (series character; Army; secret service; Napoleonic war).
             

    


  • Mole, Lenny (WW2 Army) see Khaki Crooks, The.


  • Monk 'Doc' (series character) see Planet Seekers,The.


  • Monsters (one page story; dinosaurs killed by space ship allows humans to breed, space ship returns and wipes out humans; artist not known) 1657.


  • Monster of the Deep (WW2 RN; series characters; operating off the coast of Japanese occupied Malaya; giant dinosaur?; featuriing Lieutenant Mick Jeffries; 
    Sub-Lieutenant 'Dinky' Darries; Coxswain Petty Officer Angus McKay; artist Bleach).
              

    


  • Monster Laffs (jokes page) 1991.


  • Monster Machines (factual; the Channel Tunnel Boring Machine) S1989.


  • Monster World (pictures of monsters sent in by readers; did not appear in every issue; started prior to 1455).


  • Moore, Trooper Bob (WW2 5th Hussars; series character) seePhantom of the Fighting Fifth).


  • Moran, Major (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • Morgan, Bill (series character; holiday coach tour across Africa) see Jungle Bus, The.


  • Morgan, Sergeant (Pilot) Dave (WW2 Paratroopers/RAF; series) see White Water War. 


  • Morgyn# The Mighty (series character; strong man; adventure; various artists).
     

    



  • Morris, Sir James (series character; secret service; Head of a special British Secret Service anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!


  • Morris, Manny (series; sport; bare knuckle fighting) see Mendoza the Great. 


  • 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.
            

    


  • Muir, Donald (series character; present day adventure) see Days of the Dinosaurs.


  • Mule Trouble for Stobo! (factual; WW2 Army; Green Howards; Sicily, Italy; July 1943; Captain W.O. Stobo, warning tanks off a German gun, using mules; 
    no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Alonso) 505. 

    


  • 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).
            

    


  • Mulveney's Mule (series characters; North-West Frontier 1930's; humour; artist C.D. Bagnall; featuring Private Mick Mulveney; Barbarry, the mule).
            



  • 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).
            

    


  • 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).
            


    
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  • Napoleonic# stories see.

        


    


  • Narvik Fjord attack (WW2 RN; factual; inside cover) 1985

  • Nature Know-all Quiz (quiz; artist unknown) S1972, col.

  • Navy's Here!, The (WW2 RN; factual; attack by naval boarding party from HMS Cossack on German tanker Altmark carrying British Merchant seamen 
                      prisoners; 16th Feb., 1940; artist Philpots) 100.


  • Navy’s Air Force, The (factual) 1972.


  • Navy's Fighting Carrier, The (WW2 RN; factual; story of a converted German-steamer HMS Audacity; launched 1941 and sank the same year; artist 
                      Vandeput) 122.


  • 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).
           

              


  

  • Nicknames of the Regiments (factual; artist not known) 24.


  • Night Action in Normandy! (factual; WW2 Army; 5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry fighting a rearguard action against Germans at Le Plessis Grimauld, Normandy;
    front / back cover story; artist Shone) 422.


  • Night Run to Fort Luton (text story.) 1975.


  • Night Stalker (adventure; complete story; four lads out weekend walking; artist Alonso?) 1991.


  • Nightmare Zone (series characters; adventure; horror; col.; featuring Boz Baker; artist same as for the later Mann series).
               

    


  • Ninety-nine Deadly Days, The (series characters; sci-fi; featuring Professor Andew Mann, Liverpool Red, Yorker; artist not known).
               

    


  • No Escape (Adventure; ghost story; complete story about a gang of robbers and how one of their murdered victims exacts his revenge; featuring Ted 
               Munson; artist not known) 1984.


  • North-West Frontier of India themed stories.   
               

    


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


     
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  • O'Bannion, Private (series; WW2 Army) see Union Jack Jackson.
 

  • 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 


  • Old Broken Tusk (complete story; hunting in Africa; Mike Hawker, poacher; artist Alonso?) 1456.


  • Olympic Oddities (factual; sport; artist Ted Rawlings) S1971.


  • Omes, Wally (series character) see Johnny Hop.


  • On the Run! (complete story; Mafia Hit man Ricky Scapoli stealing money from his bosses; artist Cooper) 1990.


  • On Patrol (one page of facts about the SAS; artist not known) 1570.


  • On Trial! (WW2 Army, Gurkhas; artist not known; featuring Lieutenant Red Owen).
            

    


  • One Black Gun of the Stranger, The (complete story; text; western; artist not known) 1970.

  • 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. 


  • Open Fire! (factual; WW1 RN; 08th/09th Nov. 1918; British Q ship Privet attacked U-Boat U-34, near Gibraltar & sank it, last submarine to be sunk 
              in the WW1; artist not known) 238.


  • Operation Archery (WW2 Commandos; factual; complete story raiding Norwegian islands of Vaagso and Maaloy, 27th Dec. 1941; artist Farrugia) 1970.


  • 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
           

    


  • 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.


  • "Out of Sight - Out of Mind!" (factual; WW2 RAAF; Jan. 1942; Japanese bombers attacking RAF airfield, Chittagong, Burma; Squadron Leader 
    Frank Carey attacks the bombers; artist not known).

    


  • Outcasts of Convict Coast (series characters; mid 18th century adventure; England and Australia; featuring Thomas Heatherstone; Josiah Heatherstone; 
          Raff Torring; Jem Colly; artist not known).
          
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  • Outlaw Wore Armour, The (adventure; 19th Century; Ned Kelly) 1979.


     
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  • P for Percy's Big Day! (factual; WW2 RAF; 02nd June, 1943; island of Lampedusa, Mediterranean Sea; Sergeant S. Cohen ran out of fuel landed his 
    plane on island and accepted Italians surrender; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Diaz) 414. 

    


  • P.C.’s Number was Nine! (Football) 1980

  • Paddle Your Own Canoe. (game) S1969, col.


  • Pangbourne at Dunkirk, The (factual; front/back cover story; 28th May to 03rd June 1940, story of one of the small ships the armed trawler Pangbourne, which helped 
         

    


  • Panther's Prey (complete story; World War Two; artist not known) 1990.


  • Panzers Struck at Christmas, The (factual; WW2 Army; Dec. 1944; story of German counter attack in the Ardennes Mountains, Belgium and how 
               it was repulsed; artist not known) 253.          

    


  • Papa Gillon's Garden (WW2 RAF/Resistance; pilot escaping from France; complete story; artist not known) 1988.


  • 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).
            

    


  • Patsy White (series character; WW2 Secret Agent) see White, Patsy


  • Pedal Power (factual) S1980 col.


  • Peel, Sergeant Joe (WW2 Army; series character) see Joe's Boys.


  • Penelope H.M.S. see H.M.S. Pepper Pot (factual; March 1942; Malta; H.M.S. Penelope under attack in harbour).



  • Pennine Gallopers, The (18th century; highwaymen; artist Sutherland; featuring Wat Travis)
            

    


  • Percy's Private Army (series characters; WW2 Army; humour; featuring Honourable Percy Plimmer; Chalmers, the butler; Maurice Bird, the gardener; his 
nephew, Dickie Bird; Puffy Warburton; Lenny Moleskin, poacher; Jem Blackthorn, game-keeper; artist Bagnall).
            

    


  • Peter, Pilot Officer R.G. (WW2 RAF; 27th/28th April, 1944; Raid on Friedrichshafen, Germany; saving his crew; no medal awarded; artist Sturrock?) 1463.


  • 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).
            

    


  • Phantom Hound (complete story; adventure; artist not known) 1994.


  • Philpotts, Frederick see Artists
                       

  • Phipps, Monty (series character; Upper class adventurer) see Dragon Flag, The.


  • Photo Fun (jokes) 1991.


  • Pickford: Past Master of Football (series character; featuring Mister Pickford; Jimmy Baker; artist not known; Redstoke Football Club).
            

    


  • Pied Piper of Pink Hill (factual; WW2 New Zealand Army; defending the island of Crete from the Germans; Capt. M. Forrester, Queen's Regt. who 
played a tin whistle to encourage the Greek troops who he was in command off; artist Philpotts) 374.

    


  • Pigeon# stories see
       

    



  • Pilbeam’s Pupil, Mr (Sports story) 1984.


  • Pillow Champ, The (series character; sport; artist Sutherland (first series); featuring Cuthbert Mayblossom, Weary Gorman) 
      

    


  • Pilot From The Past, The (WW2 Luftwaffe) 1977.


  • Pilot Who Paddled Home, The (factual; WW2 RAF South African pilot Lieutenant R.H. Veitch; 260 Squadron; shot down twice in three days. Appointed 
               Commodore of the Desert Air Force Yachting Club; artist Shone) 377.

    


  • Pimm, Jake (series character; sport; football) see Jake's Giant Killers.


  • Pincers of Peril (series character; sci-fi; sea adventure; giant lobster?; featuring Cadet Officer Dick Porter; artist Alonso).
           

    


  • Pinguin, Sinking of (factual; WW2 RN; 22nd May 1940; German raider sunk by H.M.S. Cornwall; front/back cover story; artist Bagnall) 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.
     

    


  • Plimmer, Honourable Percy (series character; WW2 Army; humour) see Percy's Private Army.


  • 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 
    


    


  • Policeman in Khaki (WW2; Army criminal investigations; featuring Captain Dick Snowdon; artist Shone)
      

    


  • Polish Eagle, The (WW2, Polish Navy; factual; escape of the submarine Orzel from Gdynia harbour to Britain; front/back cover story; artist not 
                known) 113. 


  • Poly, Mister Roly (series character; football) see Mister Roly Poly (series character; football) 


  • Pontus (series character; sci-fi) see Blood Hunt.  


  • Pony Express see
      

    


  • Porcupine, The Flying (WW2 factual) 1972


  • Porter, Cadet Officer Dick (series character; sci-fi; sea adventure) see Pincers of Peril.


  • Porter, Sam (series character; 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).
           
  • 

    


  • Potter, Major ‘Potty’ (series character) see Barge That Went to War, The (series character; WW1) 1971


  • Powell, Bill (series character; sport football) 

           

 

    

  • 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.


  • Prevo, Ben (series character; sci-fi) see Lost World, The.


  • Price# of the Victor -
       

    



  • 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).
      


    


  • Puffer on the Snow Trail, The (canadian adventure; complete story; featuring Willie Wilson; artist Smith?) 12.


  • Puddock, Chell (series character)
      


    

 


  • Punch From The Past, The (text story; sport boxing.) 1967.


  • Purple Feather, The (series character; 19th century America; western; featuring John Curt; Young Bear; artist Jean Marie?).
      

    


  • 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).
      

    


  • Puss 'n' Boots (series characters; humour; featuring Puss and Boots - a dog; artist John Keith Geering; note the series also appeared in other D.C. thomson 
    comics - Sparky, Topper and Dandy).
        

    


  • 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;
                  

    


  • 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# 

           
   
 

    
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  • R.C.M.P. see Royal Canadian Mounted Police, The


  • Race Against Time (factual; WW2 Army; 30th March, 1945; "C" Company, 4th Somerset Light Infantry; advancing into Germany preventing a bridge from 
    being blown up; Pioneer Sergeant Hayman; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist not known) 427.

    


  • 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 Driver (series characters; sport; go-kart racing; featuring Greg Davey; 'Oily' Dooley).
          

    


  • 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.


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

    


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

    


  • Ragnar's Revenge (series characters; WW2 Special Boat Service; featuring Sergeant Blake Edwards; Corporal Tom Watson; artist Bleach).
          

    
                       


  • 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 Eindhoven (factual; WW2 RAF; 04th Dec. 1945; 609 & 198 Squadrons attacked German bombers at their base in Eindhoven, Holland; artist Philpotts; front/back cover story) 295.


  • Raid on the House of Secrets (WW2 RAF, 613 Squadron; factual; 01st April, 1941, raid on German Gestapo HQ in the Hague, Holland; artist not known) 79.


  • Raid on Zeebrugge, The (WW1 RN; series; artist Bagnall?; featuring Lieutenant John Smythe RNVR - real or fictional character?; based on a true story).
            

    


  • 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 Came At Christmas, The (factual; WW2 Commandos; Christmas 1941 raid of Vaagso and Maaloy islands off the Norwegian Coast; front/back cover story; 
         artist Sutherland) 97.


  • Raiders Harbour (WW2 RN) 1972.


  • Ranger (WW2; series character; artist Jim Watson; featuring Sergeant Joe Keeler, American Ranger).
          

    


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

    


  • 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.


  • Readers letters to the Victor see
             

    


  • Real Mouse, A (?; artist not known; complete strip?) S1992.


  • Real Thing, The (factual; WW2 American Flying Fortress bomber) 1992.


  • Rearguard (artist Ted Rawlings) 1989.


  • Rebel of the Iron Road (series characters; S. American western; featuring Lee Christmas, engine driver; Bill Drummond; writer J.T. Edson; artist Josep Marti).
                    

    



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

    


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

    





  • Red Indians (lives of the North American Indians) see How the Red Man Lived (factual).
           

  • Red Knight?, Who Killed The (factual; WW1 RAF; 21st April, 1918; death of Baron Manfred von Richthofen; front/back cover story; artist not known) 213.


  • Red# MacGregor, The (series character; Scottish outlaw; artist Rawlings; featuring various friends in different series - see notes below).
          

    


  • Red Rangers, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Sir Herbert Foster; Penstone Rangers Football Club; artist Bert Vandeput).
                    

    




  • Red Star Roberts (series character; present day crime fighter; artist Sutherland).
          

    


  • Reede, Jim (adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) seeRegiment of Foreigners (factual; history of Foreign Legion) 1977 see also Foreign Legion, The


  • Rendezvous With Death (WW2 Army; factual; February 1944; 15th Corp Administrative Area; Japanese attack; artist Coleman) 301. 


  • Rescue Squad (series characters; present day adventure; featuring Brad Frazer; Davey Watson, Olympic athlete; Nick Maddox, top racing driver; 
artist Cooper; series in col.).
          

    


  • Return From Mars (series characters; sci-fi; featuring Air Commander Roy Fane; Republic of Sarria invade Britain, survivors flee to Mars.  Britain then 
fights back; artist not known).
          

    


  • Rifle and The Rod, The (series character; journalist; writer J.T. Edson; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis; featuring Mac Trent, sportswriter for Wood and River magazine).
         

    


  • River Rats, The (WW2 RN/SBS; series; Burma 1945; artist Alonso?; featuring Sergeant Johnny Low, Marine Mike Kelly, Captain 
    Lance Marshall)
         

     


  • Robin’s Fall see  Barrett, Jason (series character; adventure)


  • Rocket Revenge? (Pirates) 1980.


  • Rocket Strike, The (factual; WW2 RN; April 1941; H.M.S. Partia, fired a Harvey Projector experimental rocket at a German bomber; Lieu. Alec Menhenick; artist Coleman) 302.


  • Rodd, H.K. (series character) see Wonder Man, The.


  • Rode with Thunderbolt, I (Australian Bushranger story) 1969


  • Rogan, Bo (series character; sci-fi) see Head-Hunter of the Galaxy.


  • Rogan of the Rocket Troop (series character; 18th Century British Rocket Troop, Malta; artist Rawlings)  
         

     


  • Rogers, 'Wheels' (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!


  • Roll-Along Logans, The (series characters; show business family wild west adventures; featuring Pa, Ma, Barry, Susan and Pip Logan; artist not known.
         

    


  • Rollins, Sid (series character; photography) see Snapshot Sid, the Camera Kid.


  • Roly Poly, Mister (series character; football) see Mister Roly Poly 


  • Rom (series character; adventure) see Iron Three, The.


  • Romsey, Miles (series character; medieval France; text) see Romsey, the Rope Man.


  • Romsey, the Rope Man (series character; medieval France; text; featuring Miles Romsey; artist not known).
        

    



  • Rook, Valentine (series character; ghost hunter) 
        

    


  • Ross, Charles and Albert (series characters) see Cap That Carlo Wore, The.


  • Round of The Guns, A (factual; history of artillery; inside covers) 1971


  • Royal Canadian Mounted Police (R.C.M.P.) stories (note - also includes stories featuring the North-West Mounted Police, forerunners of the R.C.M.P.) see
        

    


  • Royal Scots Greys at Waterloo (factual; story of the back cover) 1964


  • Rudge of the Runners (series character; 18th Century Bow Street Runners; featuring Runner Kit Rudge; artist Jean Marie?).
        

    


  • Ruffies and the Tuffies, the (Humour) 
        

    


  • Rule of Rogat, The (series character; sci-fi; artist Alcatena).
        

    


  • Rule of the Gun (series characters; floating on a raft style of adventure; featuring Professor Felton; Booth Akrigg; Theo Watson; Vic Osmond; Skag 
Ryan and Max Konig, escaped criminals; artist Marie?)
        

    



  • Rulers of the Sky (factual)  S1980 col.

  • Run or Die! (Western; U.S. Cavalry) 1971.


  • Runaway! (one page story; Captain Jed Blake, Confederate Cavalry escaping from Union soldiers; artist not known) 1657.


  • Running the Gauntlet (complete story; Napoleonic; campaign in Prussia, 1806; rushing supplies up to the guns; artist Bleach?) 1990.


  • Running the Gauntlet (WW2 Army; complete story; 6th June 1944, France) 246.


  • Ryan, Skag (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.


  • Ryan, The Rope Man (WW2 Army; complete story; Burma; Buck Ryan, Canadian; artist not known) 1987.


  • Ryder, Sergeant Tom (WW2 Paratroopers/RAF; series character) see White Water War. 



     
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  • Sabre-Toothed Slinker, The (series; sci-fi; artist Leo Rawlings; featuring Dr. Fuller).
    

    


  • Saddled a Cyclone!, He (complete story; Canadian moose riding story!; artist not known) 23.


  • Safari on Patrol (WW2 RN; factual; story of the submarine 
  • HMS Safari patrol operating from Malta, 1942; artist not known) 125.
           

  • Saga of Samburu Scouts, The (series character featuring Dan Hollick; text) see Hollick, Sergeant Dan.


  • Salt of the Slogger (series character; adventure; merchant Navy; artist Marti).
    


    


  • Sammy Stops the Clock (sport; cricket; humour; artist unknown) S1976; col..


  • Sampan to Safety (factual; WW2 RAAF; 93 Squadron; 07th Aug. 1945; Flying Officers Sim & Farrant; aircrew escaping after being shot down in 
    Sarawak; no medals awarded; artist not known) 453.

    


  • Samson, Star (series character) see Planet Seekers,The

  • Samson’s Scrapbook, Sergeant (series character; police; artists Sunderland, George Parlett). 
    

    


  • Sands of Sudden Death, The (series characters; North Africa; featuring Sergeant Steve Stenning; Sapper Lofty Long; artist Diaz).
           

    


  • Sands, Saul (series character; various unknown artists; father of Shiwa Sands; featuring Fundi, a native gun bearer).
           


    

  • Sands, Shiwa (series character; boy hunter, son of Saul Sands; unless stated artist Alonso).
           


    


  • Santa Had Twinkling Toes (sport; football) 1974.


  • SAS - Special Air Service (unique raiding force formed during WW2) 
            

    



  • Savage Servants of Tskedi, The see Sands, Shiwa.

  • Saved by the Guns! (WW1 Army; factual; Captain Howarth; 4th Leicestershires; 29th Sept. 1918; artist (P)) 281.
           

  • Saving the Captain (factual; WW2 RN) 1982

  • Saving the Ship (WW2 RN; factual; artist unknown) S1979.


  • Saxon, Send For (series character; Humorous adventure; crime fighter) see Send for Saxon.


  • Sayers, Pat (series character; sport; boxing; text) see Son of the Lost Champion.
          

  • Sayers, Tom (series character; sport; bare-fist fighting) see Tom Sayers - The Battler From Brighton.


  • Scarlet Spitfire, The (WW2 RAF; artist unknown; featuring Flying Officer Andy Black) S1979, col.


  • School Beside the Scaffold, The (series characters; 17th century adventure; featuring Reuben Williams; Joe Williams; artist not known).
        

    


  • School Boy Wonders (series characters; sport; football; featuring Fred 'Cannonball' Kidd; artist not known).
        

    


  • School For Bashers (series characters; sport; boxing; featuring "Bucky" Collins, ex-British heavy-weight champion; "Fatty" Dolan, trainer; nippy Brandon; 
           Pod Taylor; artist not known).
        

    


  • Sci-fi# Stories
        


    


  • Scott, Ken (WW2 Auxiliary Fire Service) see Hot-Spot Scott.


  • scourge of the skies, The (factual; WW1 RFC; 24th April, 1916; D.H. 2 plane ending the German Fokker monoplane threat to British planes; front / back 
    cover story; artist not known) 340.

    



  • Scramble! (WW2 two page centre spread of German Focke-Wulf planes attacking a British airfield during the Battle of 
Britain) S1980 col. 


  • Sea Shall Not Have Them (WW2 rescue) 1975

  • Sea Signs (factual; semphore signals; artist unknown) S1968, col.

  • Second Chance Champion, The (factual; sport; motor racing; Jack Hill; artist Vincente?) S1971.
           

  • Secret of Sann Island, The (series; sea diving adventure; featuring reporter Tony York; photographer Smutty Black; artist Shone).
      

    


  • Secret of the Snows, The (complete story; artist not known) 1970.


  • Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Sergeant 'Tiger' Shaw; Private 'Tricky' Jones; artist Kearon).
      

    


  • Secret of Silent River, The (WW1 Royal Naval Air Service) 1986.


  • Secret# Service

      


    

 

  • Secrets of Section Six (WW2 series; artist Coleman; featuring Colonel Drake; Lieutenant Joe Turpin RN; Sergeant Platt; 
    Flight Lieutenant 'Bats' Willow; 
      

     


  • Secret of the Snows (complete story; sport; mountain climbing; artist Ted Rawlings) 1970.


  • Seeing is Believing - or is it? (quiz; optical illusions) S1972.


  • Send for Saxon (series character; Humorous adventure; crime fighter) S1982 col.; 1985; 1986


  • Send for the B-Team (series characters; humour; arist unknown; featuring Clarence (the Iceman) Hopper; Goliath Watts, Clapper Jones; young Knobby Cole; 
      Fang the bloodhound).
           

    


  • Sergeant of the Foot-Sloggers, A see Millar, Bob Private


  • Sergeant of the Guards (WW2 Army; Sergeant Gilbert; Guards Armoured Division; 5th November, 1944; artist unknown; capturing of five German soldiers single-handed) 269.
           

  • Sergeant Samson’s Scrapbook (Police) see Samson’s Scrapbook, Sergeant (series character; police; artist Sunderland).


  • Seven Days From Derna (WW2 Army; facutal; 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.


  • Shannon, Pilot Officer Doug (WW2 RAF) see Strike Squadron).


  • Shark Squadron (WW2 RAF; col.; complete story? featuring ?; artist ?) S1974.


  • Sharkbait! (adventure; big sea-fishing; artist Marti; complete story; featuring Len Travers, Bert Cullum) S1968, col.

  • Sharks Don't Jump!, So  (sport; big game fishing; similar to Duke Farlow; complete story; artist Marti; featuring Doug Wayne) S1977, col.


  • Shaw, Jack (series character; sport; football) 
           

    


  • Shaw, 'Tiger' (WW2 Army; series) see Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw, The.
           

  • Sheriff of Rockabye County (series characters; modern day western; text; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known; featuring Sheriff Jack Tragg; Deputy Sheriff Mike Counter).
           

    


  • 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.  Note - made into a film by Ealing Studios, entitled San Demetrio, London; front/back cover 
          story; artist not known) 29.

    


  • Shiwa Sands see Sands, Shiwa


  • Shoeshine, native boy (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.


  • Sholto, Hod (series character; sci-fi) see Star Seekers.


  • Shot In A Million, A (19th Century Army; Afghanistan ; artist Alonso) 1977


  • Show Off, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Robin Steele; Donford Rovers; artist Bleach).
         

    
                       

  • Showdown, The (text story; western.) 1973


  • Showdown At Sweetwater (text story; western) 1977.


  • Skate-board Cops (adventure; present day; children on skate-boards, helping the police; artist not known) 1993.


  • Ski-Men From the Sky, The (WW2 Norwegian Commandos; factual; Feb. 1943; raid on the German heavy water plant at Rjukan, Norway; artist not known) 70.


  • Singapore Tiger, The (factual; WW2 Australian Army; May 1942; small bands of troops in Portuguese Timor attacking Japanese and 
    a Japanese Officer called the Singapore Tiger; artist Philpotts) 387.

     


  • Singh, Lance-Corporal Sam (series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The


  • Sinking of the Birkenhead (Victorian army) 1986


  • Sinking of the Dielpi (true story; WW2 RAF; Malta; front and back covers FC; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 218.


  • Sinking of the Konigsberg (true story; WW2 Fleet Air Arm; 10th April, 1940; Bergen, Norway; 600 & 603 squadrons, Fleet Air Arm; artist Vandeput; front/back cover story) 128.


  • Sinking of the Pola. (A Italian heavy cruiser; factual; WW2 RN; front and back covers; artist (P)) 197.


  • Sinking of the Reichenfels!, The (WW2 RAF; factual; 21st June, 1942; Beaufort bombers sinking the German merchant ship Reichenfels; Mediterranean Sea; artist unknown) 318.


  • Sinking of the Scharnhorst (factual; WW2 RN; 26th Dec. 1943; story of British ships including HMS Belfast, Norfolk and Sheffield 
    sinking the Scharnhorst in the Atlantic Ocean; artist Farrugia) 518.

    


  • Sinking of the Trento, The (factual; WW2 RAF; 15th June, 1942; Beaufort torpedo bombers of 217 Squadron attack an Italian fleet in the 
                   Mediterranean Sea; front/back cover story; artist not known) 272.

    


  • Sink the Kaiser! (WW1 RN; factual; 26th August 1914; H.M.S. Highflyer; artist Coleman; German raider ship Kaiser Wilheim der Grosse; front/back cover story) 290. 
 

  • Sinister Secret of Team K (sport; football; series characters; featuring Tom Trett; artist Vandeput; Team K Football Club).
         

    


  • Skill Factor, The (factual; footballing skills with David O'Leary) S 1989.


  • Slack, Boatswain (series character; Napoleonic British Navy) see Fighting Tom Cochrane.
          

  • Slade of the Pony Express (western) 1964, 1965
         

     


  • Slade, Sergeant Sam (series character; WW2 Army) seeSlade's Squad. 


  • Slade’s First Solo (WW2 RAF) 1981.


  • Slade's Squad (WW2 Army; series characters; Burma, 1942; featuring Sergeant Sam Slade; Lance Corporal 'Jacko' Jackson; Private 'Batty' Batey; artist Bleach).
         .

    


  • Slater, Bill (series character; climbing adventure) see Human Fly, The.


  • Slave of the Evil Eyes (series characters; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman; artist Bagnall; featuring Tom Dudley & Billy Watt, orphans; Krantor).
         

    


  • 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)
         

    


  • 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).
         

    


  • 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).
         

    

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

            


  • 'Smiling Morn' (series characters; text; western; featuring Smiling Morn; artist not known; note this series did not appear in consecutive issues).
         

    


  • Smith, Billy (series character; sport; football) see Billy the Kid.


  • Smith, ‘Oily’ see  Star-Spankled Banger, The (series character; humour) 1977.


  • Smith, Terry (series character; sport; football) see Mister Fix It.


  • Smith, Sergeant (WW2 Army; Far East; series character) see Lonely War of Sergeant Smith, The.


  • Smythe, Lord Harry Crandall (series character) see Toughest Toff in Town.


  • Snatch, The (WW2 kidnap) 1984.


  • Snapshot Sid, the Camera Kid (series character; text & picture storys; featuring ; artist unknown)
                

    


  • Sniper Dennison (WW2 Army; series character; character has no first name). 
       

    



  • Sniper in the Snow (true story; WW2 Army) 1983.


  • Snow Guerrillas, The (series characters; WW2 Norwegian Resistance; British Army Territorials; featuring Private Rolf Jackson; Sven Ulricson; artist Sutherland).
       

                           


  • Snowshoe Thompson (series character; Norwegian immigrant working as a U.S. postman delivering mail in Sierra Nevada Mountains during a cold winter in 1880's; artist Philpotts).
       

    


  • Solomon, Doctor (series character; African adventure; text) see March of the Ants, The.


  • Solta, Raid On (factual; WW2 Commandos/RAF; 17th March, 1944; attack and capture of the Adriatic island of Solta; artist not known; front/back cover story) 190.


  • Son Of The Lost Champion (series characters; sport; boxing; text; featuring Talbot Dark; Pat Sayers; artist not known).
       

    


  • Sondar (series character; Middle Ages) see Keys to the Kingdom. 


  • Space Bus (series character; sci-fi; featuring Barney Baird; Flod; artist same as for Space Pirate series).
       

    


  • Space Invasion (complete one page story; sci-fi; space ants; artist not known) 1460.


  • Space Pirate (series characters; sci-fi; rebellion against the evil emperor Chandrio; featuring Capt. Matt Tranter; Fuller; artist not known (but same as 
    Space Ship Hercules; full colour stories from issue 1573).
         

    


  • Space-ship Hercules (series characters; sci-fi; space age salvage team; featuring Bob Kelly; Joe Kelly; Loki; artist not known).
         

    


  • Space Shooter (series characters; sci-fi; featuring Jimbo Jones; Braz; artist Alonso?)
         

    


  • Space Tramp (series characters; sci-fi; featuring Jimmy Jonz; series in col.; artist not known; former space tramp, but now respectable licenced messenger).
         

    


  • Speed Kings (factual; photographic feature of the Concorde plane; Sierra Sapphire and RS Cosworth cars) 1990.


  • Splendid Patrol, The (factual; maiden patrol of HMS Splendid a submarine in 1942; artist not known) 92.
                     

  • Spiking the Guns (WW2 Commandos; true story; 9th/10th July 1943; artist unknown; no military medals or personnel mentioned) 257.


  • Spitfires over Malta (factual; WW2 RAF; front and back covers col.; artist Coleman; no lead character or medals mentioned) 196.


  • Sport Crazy with Ball Boy (football humour; starts prior to 1457; note - does not in every issue).


  • Sports Car Parade (factual; racing cars through the ages; col.) S 1971.
           

  • Spurr, Stan Constable (series characters; police) see Emergency Squad.


  • Snowdon, Captain Dick (WW2; series character) see  Policeman in Khaki.

  • Soldiers With Wings (history of the Army Air Corp) 1978


  • Son of a Slave (pirates) 1975


  • Space-Ship Hercules (series characters; sci-fi, space salvage business; featuring Joe Kelly; Bob Kelly; Loki; Tip Carver, ruthless rival; artist not 
known).
          

    


  • Sparks, Leo 'Sparky' (series character) see Planet Seekers,The.

  • Spears They Fear, The (note originally told in the 'escape' text series - Escape from...). see 
          

    


  • Special Air Service (SAS; elite British fighting force; formed during WW2) see 
           

    


  • Speed Kings and Their Cars (factual; sport motor racing; inside cover) 1967.


  • Splashdown to Danger (sea adventure) 1975.


  • Sport# stories

           


    


  • Sporting Life, This (humour) S1982.


  • Sporting Smiles (jokes; 1984; 1985; 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989).


  • Spott, Johnny (Sci-fi; Ace reporter for the New York Echo) see Bubble, The.


  • Squadron 609 (WW2, RAF; factual stories).
     

    


  • Spy Game, The (complete story; Russian agent Sergei Leonid, but who is he working for; artist not known) 1459.


  • Spywatcher (text stories, series character; secret service; artist Sturrock). 
     

    


  • Square 'Chuter, The (series character; WW2 Army; text; featuring Corporal Cartwright who is known as the Square 'Chuter; artist Sturrock?; note - series 
does not appear in consecutive issues). 
      

    


  • Squire, Amos (series character; early 19th century) see Fights of the Strongbox Man, The.


  • Star Samson's Space Museum (factual; 1960's/70's space rockets, suits, vehicles and floating science workshop) S1975, col.


  • Stagg, Stan (series characters; sport; football) see My Business is Goals.


  • Stalk Those Tanks! (factual; WW2 Army; 27th June, 1944; 'D' Company, 5th Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Normandy, France; Serg. Hicks & 
               Corporal Ronan knockout five Panther tanks; no medals mentioned; front / back cover story; artist Philpotts) 395.

    


  • Stan (series; adventure) see Iron Three, The.


  • Stand and Deliver (complete story; 18th century; featuring Highwayman Nick Morgan; artist Cooper?; escaping armed police) 1598.


  • Stand and Fight! (factual; WW2 RAF; March/April 1944; Burma; defending the town of Imphal against the Japanese; artist not known) 380.


  • Stand-By to Ram! (WW2 RN; 24th/25th September, 1943; Motor launches 145 & 150 engaged with German E-Boats; front/back cover story; artist Coleman?) 137.


  • Star Seekers, The (sci-fi; series characters; featuring Ensign Hod Sholto; Android AD964; controller Vak Kline; artist not known).
           

    


  • Star-Spankled Banger, The (series character; humour) 1977
      

    


  • Stark (series character; sport; football; featuring Jon Stark; match winner for hire: no payment for lost games; artist not known).
      

    


  • Stark# of the Samurai (series character; 17th century; soldier of fortune; featuring Solomon Stark; Jimmu; unless stated artist Rawlings).
      

    


  • Starr, Tom (series character; western) see You Can't Stop The Wind!


  • Stay Where You Are Stranger! (adventure ; deep sea diving) 1978


  • Steamboat Jim (series character; western; 19th Century; steamboats; featuring Captain Loman; Jim Bludso, engineer; Bill Hanigan, first mate; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known).
      

    


  • Steele, Robin (series; sport; football) see Show-Off, The.


  • Steelhead Sam (series character; secret service; featuring Sergeant Sam Baxter, Steelhead Sam; Colonel Trueman, Head of Special Operations, British 
       Intelligence; artist McLoughlin).
      

    


  • Stenning, Sergeant Steve (WW2 Army Royal Engineers) see Sands of Sudden Death, The.


  • Stephen Strongarm: Master Armourer (series character; 1307, 14th Century; featuring Stephen Strongarm; Hud; artist Ted Rawlings).
          

    


  • Stevens, Ted (series; sport; cricket) see Cricket?, Is It.


  • Stick Man, The (series character; featuring Tommy Wilson).
          

    


  • Stirling, David Major (The Phantom Major; SAS) see Desert Phantoms, The.


  • Strongarm, Stephen (series character; master armourer; 1307, 14th Century) see Stephen Strongarm: Master Armourer.


  • Stockwhip Sam (series character; western; set in U.S.; featuring Sam Finch; artist unknown).
         

    


  • Stole a German General, They (factual; WW2 Crete partisans; Crete 1944; Major "Paddy" Leigh-Formor; Captain W.S. Moss; artist Sutherland; front/back 
           cover) 23.
           

  • Stone, Mike (secret service; series character; artist Kearon unless otherwise stated; featuring Mike Stone).
        

    


  • Stonewall Sam's First Six (sport; cricket; complete story) S1975, col.


  • Stories Behind the Badges. (series; factual; complete story each week about how a particular civilian or military badge came into being; artists Farrugia and Ted Rawlings). 
        

    


  • Strange Case of Corporal Kite, The (Army adventure; series characters; humour; text; featuring Corporal Kite; Sergeant Sam Burton; Sergeant Mack; artist Sturrock?).
        

    


  • Strange, Lieutenant L. (factual; WW1 RFC; May 1915; flying near Menin Wood, Flanders, Strange whilst changing a drum on his machine gun fell out 
    of the cockpit of his Martinsyde Scount plane, but managed to get back into the cockpit!; artist not known) 252.

    


  • Strange Tales From The Past (factual; artist Ted Rawlings) 1987.


  • Stranglehold From Forty Fathoms, The (21st Century; Sci-fi) 1977


  • Strike Squadron (series; WW2 RAF; artist not known; featuring Pilot Officer Doug Shannon, Australian).
                    

    


  • Striker's Squadron (series characters? if so add to characters; European Nations Strike squadron created to deal with world emergencies; featuring Squadron Leader 
               .
               

    


  • Stripey Stark's Steel Shark (WW2 RN; text; complete story; artist not known) 28.


  • Strong of 'J' Branch (series character; secret service; featuring Mark Strong; Major Peters; artist Kearon).
                    

    


  • Stronghold (WW2 Commando; complete story; raid on Schloss Eigler Castle, Austria; artist not known) 1990.


  • Submarine Sid (WW2 RN) 1981.


  • Suicide Mission (WW2 RN) 1979.


  • Sullivan, Doctor (Sci-fi; series character) see Bubble, The


  • Sullivan's Snapshooters (WW2 Army; humour; featuring Nobby Clark; Crafty Crawford; Serg/88eant-Major Sullivan; artist no known).
                 

    


  • Sultan of Osmandela, The (complete story; featuring Captain Frost; artist Juan Marti; col.) S1971. 


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


  • Super Sammy (series character? if so add to character; sport; football; featuring Sammy Todd) 1990.


  • Super Sport (thirty-two pages of articles consisting of colour photographs and short articles; flying snowmen (photo); trains (photo); car (photo); humour; 
            

    


  • Superstitious Sam (series character real name Sam Smallpiece; sport; boxing; artist, C.D. Bagnall; featuring Maxie Bowley, manager).
        

    


  • Supply Ship to Malta (WW2 RN; factual; March 1942; story of the naval supply ship Breconshire sailing to Malta; artist not known; front/back 
cover story) 71.


  • Supply Stoppers, The (WW2 RAF; factual; front/back cover story; 22nd April, 1943; RAF fighters attacking and shooting down German supply aircraft, over the Gulf of Tunis; artist Shone) 192.


  • Sureshot Sharp (text story; wester; artist Rawlings.) 1971


  • Surface Attack (factual; H.M.S. Storm submarine attacked and sank two escort vessels and a coaster of a Japanese convoy; Sept. 1944; Burma coast; front/back cover story; artist Bagnall?) 162.



  • Surprise Attack (factual; WW2 Army; Armoured cars of the Royal Dragoons causing havoc behind Rommel's lines in North Africa; 05th Nov. 1942; artist not 
known; front/back cover story) 142.
           

  • Sutherland, Peter (Artist) see  Artists


  • Swanson, Swop (series character; text; present day Canadian adventure in a junkyard; artist not known).
      

    


  • Swooping Vengeance, The (WW2 RAF) S1980 col.


  • Sword of the Shensi, The (medieval Japan; complete story; two feuding samurai families, the Shensi and Okada; artist Ted Rawlings) 1988.


  • Swordfish Attack! (factual; WW2 Fleet Air Arm; 23rd May, 1943, Swordfish plane from H.M.S. Archer damaged a U-Boat U-572, later sunk by a Martlet plane; 
          

    


  • Swordmaker, The (series character; 15th Century; artist Rawlings).
       

    


  • Swordmaster, The (series character; 18th Century; artist Farrugia).
     

    



     

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  • 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).
          


  • Tail-End Aussie, The (True story; WW2 RAAF) 1982.


  • Tail-End Charlie (WW2 RAF/Resistance; Sergeant Charlie Lucas crashing and escaping; artist not known) 1989.


  • Tail-End Tramp, The (text story; WW2, Merchant Navy; artist Rawlings.) 1968.


  • Talbot, Mike Capt. (series character) see Wings of the Legion.


  • Tales of the Kings (factual; artist Ted Rawlings) 1989.


  • Tales of the Pony Express (series characters and stand alone stories; western; series characters and one off appearances; artist unless otherwise 
          stated, not known).
                        

    


  • Talu's Tiger (complete story; Hill village 1890 India; artist Alonso) 1987.


  • Tall Tales From Toad-in-the-hole (series characters; humour; artist Michael Barratt).
           

    




  • Tanker to Tobruk (WW2 RAF; factual; Oct. 1942; front/back cover story; RAF stopping one German tanker getting through to Tobruk; artist not known) 199.



  • Tanks Are Here, The (factual; pictorial article about different types of British tanks; inside front and back covers). 1970.
           

  • Tanks Must Get Through, The (WW2 RAF/RN; factual; 8th May, 1941; Mediterranean Sea; British forces defending a convey bound for Alexandria, Egypt; front/back cover story; artist not known) 322.
          

  • Taranto! (WW2 RN Fleet Air Arm; factual; attack by Swordfish planes on 11th Nov 1940 against the Italian Fleet, flying from HMS Illustrious; artist not known) 102.
               

    


  • Target For Today (WW2 Resistance / R.A.F.; complete story; artist Vicente Ibáñez Sanchis) S1975, col.


  • Task Force With Tusks (WW2 Burma 1943; artist Alonso; featuring Sergeant Jim Dawson; Daboola; Benthao the elephant).
         

     


  • Tatum, Vic (adventure – capturing animals for zoos and circuses) seeTaylor, Pod (series character; sport; boxing) see School for Bashers.


  • Taylor, Tom and son Brett (series characters; battling a giant Owl) see Wings of Death.



  • Taxi Went to War, The (WW2 Army) 1978


  • Team From Nowhere, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Peter Brock, scientist; Jim Higgs, security officer; Mr. Zeff; artist Bert Vandeput).
                      

    




  • Team That Jack Built, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Jack Shaw; Snitcher Jones; Midford City football club; artist Bert Vandeput).
                    

    


  • Tearaway of the Tables (text story; sport ping-pong.) 1971.


  • 'Tec Nobody Knew, The (series character; police, Ghost Squad; text; featuring John Martin).
           

    




  • Teeth of the Tiger, The (adventure; artist Rawlings; Captain Daniel Bailey) S1979.


  • Termoli, The Battle for (factual; WW2 Commandos; front/back cover story; 03rd Oct. 1943; attacking and holding the Italian village of Termoli; artist not known) 181.


  • Terrible Typhoon (RAF; complete story; Flying Officer Tony Law is a bit miffed that he's transferred from Spitfires to flying Typhoons, a plane 
               he regards as inferior; artist not known) 1572.

    


  • Terror Raid (WW1 RFC; complete story; story about an aircrew thinking it is attacking a Zeppelin, but in fact it is an alien space craft; one page story; artist 
              not known) 1537.


  • Terror of the Turks, The (WW1 RFC; 67 Squadron; artist Coleman)S1972; col.


  • Terrors Dive At Night!, The (adventure series; giant vampire bats; featuring Ben Drake, Giles Franklin; Bruce Hyde; Lee Nixon; artist not known).
           

    


  • Terry's Tornadoes (series characters; sport; football; story of a young boy's team; featuring Terry Miller; artist not known).
           

    


  • Text# Stories (note one or two illustrations accompanied each weeks text story. A large half-page picture at the beginning of each story and 
       sometimes a smaller illustration on the second or third page). see

           


    


  • Tests and Trials of Johnny Drew, The (series character; school boy taking tests for his Duke of Edinburgh's Award and facing other trials from for 
example, school boy bullies; featuring Johnny Drew; artist Kearon).
           

    


  • There is Fighting To Be Done! (factual; WW2 Army; 19th/20th April, 1943; 1/9th Gurkhas attacked the Djebel Garci, near Tunis, N. Africa; 
    Jemadar Dewan Sing Basnet; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Alonso) 420.

    


  • There Was a Soldier...(WW2 Army; anthology of stories about soldiers; artist Philpotts).
           
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  • Theseus, Prince of Athens (series character; ancient Greece adventure of Theseus battling to claim his royal inheritance; featuring Theseus; artist 
           not known).
           

    


  • They Can't Kill Santa (WW2 RN; complete story; HMS Runcorn in Hong Kong; Darren Philips, cook; artist Bleach) 1991.


  • They’re Won on the Water (factual; river and sea racing trophies; inside covers) 1969


  • Thief of Twala, The (adventure; African Desert ; artist Kearon) 1971


  • Three Spies in the Forbidden Forest (WW2; Secret Service; series characters; featuring Jack 'Barney' Barmingham, teacher; Bristle, ex-soldier; Frank 
Martin, champion athlete; artist Philpotts).
            

    


  • Trick That Didn't Work!, The (factual; WW1 Army; 23rd April, 1915; 2nd Canadian Battalion; Ypres, France; German attempt to trick the Canadian's 
               into surrendering; Sergeant Joe Richardson; no medals awarded; artist not known) 378.

    


  • Thrill Seekers, The (adventure; action cameramen for an American television company; writer J.T. Edson; artist not known; featuring Sam and Eddy Dayton).
          

    


  • Thrills and Spills of Sport (sporting photographs) 1978

  • Ticker Turner (WW2 Army Burma 1943/1944; humour/drama; featuring Private Ticker Turner - a good solider, but always on the lookout for making his life 
          easier; artist Sutherland; note - not all stories published in consecutive issues).
          

    



  • Tipu - his name means Tiger (series character; bushman companion to Sands) see Sands, Shiwa 


  • Tirpitz, The End of the (WW2 RAF; factual; Norway, 1944; front/back cover story; artist Sutherland) 16.


  • To The Rescue! (war; series of complete stories about rescue attempts; artists Felix Carrion and unknown).
          

    


  • Toad-in-the-hole (series characters; humour) seeTall Tales From Toad-in-the-hole.


  • Today's Fighting Ships (factual; feature about the RN's warships) s1974.


  • Tom Sayers - The Battler From Brighton (series characters; sport; bare-fist fighting; early 19th century; featuring Tom Sayers; Stumpy Gow; artist not known)
           

               


  • De Tommasi, Prior John (series character; Knight of Malta) see Rogan of the Rocket Troop.


  • Todd, Sammy (series character?; sport; football) see Super Sammy.


  • Top Notches of Today (factual; WW2 aeroplane silhouettes) 1976


  • Top Speedsters (factual; history of fast cars) S 1970 col.


  • Tops in their Time (factual record planes; inside cover) 1968
           


    


  • Toro: Space Samurai (series character; sci-fi; 31st century, fighting a cyborg; featuring Toro Tanaka; artist Mike Dovey?)
           

    


  • Torpedo Attack (WW2 RAF; factual; 17th Aug. 1942; Beaufort bombers operating from Malta attacks a German supply convoy off coast of N. Africa; artist Shone) 177.


  • Torpedo Attack (WW2 RN; factual; 31st March, 1943; attacking German convoy off Cape Zebib, North Africa, Motor Torpedo Boats 266 & 315; front/back cover 
story; artist Vandeput) 131.


  • Torpedo Away! (factual; WW2 Fleet Air Arm; 1st-2nd Sept., 1941; Swordfish aircraft flying from Malta, attacked an Italian convoy heading for Benghazi, 
                     North Africa; artist not known) 184.


  • Torpedo Boat Attack (factual; WW2 RN; front and back covers col.; artist unknown; no lead character or medals mentioned) 200. 


  • Torring, Raff (series character; 18th Century adventure; Australia) seeOutcasts of Convict Coast. 


  • Toss of a Coin (Russian Steppes 1871-72; complete story; artist not known) 1987.


  • Toss of a Coin (WW1 story; complete story; artist not known) 1990.


  • Toto (sci-fi; series character) see Hork the Hunter.


  • Tough# Of The Track (series character; sport; athletics; featuring Alf Tupper; artist Sutherland unless otherwise stated).


    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.
    

           
     

    
 


  • Toughest Toff in Town (series character; Victorian) 1978, 1983.


  • Toughs of the Track (factual; photographs and words about mountain bike races) 1991.


  • Town Tamers, The (western; Mark Counter; The Ysabel Kid; Dusty Fog; Waco; Doc Leroy; writer J.T. Edson; artist Macabich) 
            

    


  • Trail of Mad Malone see Sands, Shiwa


  • Trail-Blazers, The (factual – explorers) 1972.


  • Trailer Black (series character; adventure and explorer; present day Africa; featuring John Black; Klim ; artist not known).
           

    


  • Tragg, Sheriff Jack (modern day western; text) see Sheriff of Rockabye County.


  • Trail, Bill (series character; WW2 Army, Far East) seeJoe Coleman's Guerrillas.


  • Trained to Ruin the Rangers (series characters; sport; football; featuring Danny Wild; artist not known; Kingston Rangers Football Club).
           

    


  • Tranter, Captain Matt (series characters; sci-fi) see Space Pirate.
          

  • Trask of the Texas Rangers (Western) 1978, 1980 

  • Travis, Wat (series) see Pennine Gallopers, The


  • Trawler That Netted a U-Boat, The (WW2 RN; factual; 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.

    

  • Trent, Mac (series character; journalist see Rifle and The Rod, The.


  • Tricks and Teasers to Test Your Wits (quiz; artist unknown) S1969.


  • Tricolour Raid, The (WW2 RAF; factual; 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.


  • Tring, Squadron Leader Jan 'Striker' (series; European Nations Squadron) see Striker's Squadron.


  • Trotter, Private Alf (series; WW1 Army) see Front-Line Bus, The.


  • True Stories of Men at War 

           


    


  • Trueman, Colonel (series character; secret service) see Steelhead Sam. 


  • Trumps, the baby elephant (series; WW2 Army; humour) see Tubby's Two Ton Terror.


  • Truth About Rodgers, The (WW2 RAF; text story.) 1969


  • Tubby's Two Ton Terror (series; WW2 Army; humour; artist, C.D. Bagnall; featuring Lance Corporal Tubby Entwhistle; Trumps the baby elephant; Shoeshine, native boy). 
            

    


  • Tuck, Joe (series; sci-fi) see Bugaboo, Coming of the. 


  • Tuesday, Trooper Billy (series character - Aborigine) see Man in the Brazen Mask, The


  • Tupper, Alf (character) see Tough of the Track.


  • Tupper's Talk-in (readers letters to the Victor) see also Chat Box, The.
            

    



  • Turner, Private Bill (series; WW2 Army, Far East) see Men From Camp Z, The.


  • Turpin, Lieutenant Joe RN (WW2 testing new weapons; series character) see Secrets of Section Six.


  • Twenty Miles to Freedom! (text story; 15th Century; artist Rawlings.) 1974


  • Twenty of the World's Worst Jokes (Humour) 1992.


  • Twisting the Tigers' Tails (factual; WW2 Army; 22nd Sept. 1944; 4/7th Dragoons Guards; Holland; tackling five German Tiger tanks; front / back 
                cover story; artist Coleman) 428.

    


  • TWister, The (series characters; sci-fi; present day sea adventure; featuring Mike Carson; Chico; artist Alonso?).
             

    


  • Two Against an Army! (factual; WW2 Army; March 1941; Keren, Eritrea; two Indian soldiers with a Vickers gun holding their position; no medals 
    awarded; front / back cover story; artist Coleman) 399.

    


  • Two of a Kind (western; complete story; featuring Sam "Snake Eyes" Seth & "Commanche" Kelly, both villains; artist not known) 1988.


  • Two-Feathers, Vance (series character; 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 (series character; WW2 Army; featuring ) 1982.




    
U#

    


  • U-Boat Killer (WW2 RAAF; B for Baker of 10 Squadron; 01st August, 1944; Sunderland attack on a U-Boat in the Bay of Biscay; artist Shone) 379.


  • Ulayali (series character; sci-fi) see Blood Hunt.


  • ulysses the Wanderer (series character; based on the Greek stories; artist not known).
            

    


  • Under Pressure (factual; football feature) S1992.


  • Union Jack Jackson (series characters; WW2 Army; featuring Private Jackson (Royal Marine); Sgt. Lonnegan & G.I O'Bannion (U.S. Marines); artist not known; 
       note - this series was originally published in the D.C. Thomson comic Warlord, so all stories published in the Victor are reprints).
            

    


  • Up For the Cup! (series; sport; football; featuring Ron Davers; Bradwick Rovers Football Club, a non-league side; artist not known).
            

    


  • Urnaks Are Coming!, The (series characters; sci-fi; Canadian themed story; featuring Jim King; Don Kerr; artist not known).
            

    



    
V#

    


  • Valdred (series character; sci-fi) see Blood Hunt.


  • Valentine, Jimmy see Licence to Steal! 


  • Valour, For (non-military medals; Factual; inside cover) 1964


  • Valentine Rook (series character; ghost hunter) see  Rook, Valentine 


  • Vic (series character; adventure; schoolboy) see Iron Three, The.


  • Vickers Platoon, The (WW2 Army) 1976.


  • Victor Plus (eight page mini mag inside the Victor; includes photographs of transport, jokes, adverts and wall poster) 1573 onwards. 


  • Victor Plus Laff in (humour) 1993.


  • Victory or Death! (WW2 Army; factual; Greek Sacred Regiment; early months of 1943 destruction of German E-Boats at Allinia; artist Coleman) 296.


  • Viking, Captain Julian (series character; S. American Victorian adventure) see Keepers of the Sun Stone.


  • Voice in the Night, A (WW2 Army; complete story; advance through Italy; featuring Sam Soames; artist not known) 1987. 


  • Volts of Vengeance (series character; adventure, criminal; featuring Richard Falk; artist Philpotts).
                          

    




  • Voyage to Planet X (game) S1977 col.




     
W#

    

 


  • Wacky World, It’s a (factual true stories) 1979; 1981; 1982; 1983; 1985; 1986; 1987; 1988; 1989.


  • Walker, Sam (series character; African adventure) see Big Tree, The.


  • Wally's Island (WW2 RN; complete story; artist Bleach) 1989.


  • War Beneath the Waves, The (factual) S1977.
 

  • War Cats of Kublai Khan, The (13th Century) 1985?


  • War of the Second Best Guns, The (WW2 Army; series characters; featuring Captain Vaughan; Gunner Ben Yule; Sergeant-Major Tom Holliday; Gunner Trubshaw; 
Rifleman Pun; artist Diaz?).
              

    



  • Ward, Private Sam (series; WW1 Army) see Front-Line Bus, The.


  • Wars of Harry Smith (factual; true story of a British soldier late 18th century, early 19th century; artist Ted Rawlings).


  • Warships of the Silent World (factual; submarines) 1973.


  • Watch the Birdie (unusual cameras) 1965.


  • Watson, Davey (series character; present day adventure) see Rescue Squad.


  • Watson, Jim see Artists.


  • Watson, Theo (series character; adventure) see Rule of the Gun.


  • Watson, Corporal Tom (series character; WW2 Special Boat Service) see Ragnar's Revenge.


  • Watt, Billy (series character; orphan; early 18th Century, crooked travelling showman) see Slave of the Evil Eyes.


  • Watts, Goliath (series character; humour) see Send for the B-Team.


  • We Fly Anything-Anywhere! (series characters; adventure; text; artist Sturrock?; featuring Joe "Hungry" Hill and Sam Porter of Airlift Limited). 
             

    


  • We're Not Beaten Yet! (factual; WW2 Army; Jan. 1942; "B" Battery of 11 Regt., Royal Horse Artillery withdrawing from Cyrenaica, North Africa; 
    Staff Sergeant Goodman saving a gun; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Sanchis?) 475.

    


  • Wavy Navy, The see Cragg of the Wavy Navy.


  • Way the Ball Bounces, The (complete story; text) 1970.


  • We Hate Whistling Willie! (text story; sport; Rugby.) 1971


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


  • Weird Weapons of War (factual; six weird and wonderful weapons of World War Two); artist not known 1966.


  • Well of El Mharz, The (adventure North Sudan desert) 1968.


  • Wells, Fister (series character; sport; boxing) see Fists With No Mercy, The.


  • West, Lieutenant Frank 'Zapman' (series character; present day US Naval pilot) see Best of Enemies.


  • Western# Stories

           


    


  • Whalen, Corporal 'Jumbo' (series character) see Bombs with the Purple Stripe, The


  • What A Place To Meet a Snake (Pre WW2 ; RAF) 1978


  • What A Way to Spend Christmas! (WW2 RAF) 1985


  • What We Have - We Hold (factual; WW2 Australian Army; 03rd Aug. 1941; Australians in besieged Tobruk attack German post S.7 and defend it from 
    German counter-attack; Sergeant N.D. Ross; no medals awarded; front / back cover story; artist Alonso) 432.

    


  • What’s Wrong with Hot-Shot Hall? (football; original artist) see  Powell, Bill


  • Wheel Spinning Wonders (factual) 1980


  • Wheelbarrow Hero (WW2 Army; true story) 1974


  • When He Was a Boy (series; factual; various artists unknown; note - series did not appear in consecutive issues).
               

    




  • When Knights Were Bold (factual; artist Rawlings) S1976.


  • When the Going gets Tough (factual; athletics feature) S 1992.


  • When the Green Light Glows (series; sci-fi; featuring Phil Brett; Skeets Alford; Professor J. George Wildrush; artist Rawlings).
               

    


  • When the Shot and the Shell Were Flying see Millar, Bob


  • White Tiger, The (WW2 China; adventure; featuring Johnny Lang; artist Alonso).
               

    


  • Why Wednesday? (factual; text about how football teams got their names) 1990.


  • Wild Colonial Boy, The (early 19th century adventure set in Australia about Bush Rangers; featuring Jack Duggan; Jem Downs).
               

    


  • Wild, Danny see Trained to Ruin the Rangers (series; sport; football).


  • Wild, Gunner (series; sport; boxing) see Jimmy the Dodger.


  • Wilde, Gary (series characters; sport; cricket) see Howzatt!


  • Will O' the Whistle (series; sci-fi; Britain invaded by the Kirgani; steam trains; artist Kearon?; featuring Wolf; Ira Jones; Will Evans also known as
Will O' the Whistle).
           

    


  • Williams, Joe (series character; 17th century adventure; see School Beside the Scaffold, The.


  • Williams, Reuben (series character; 17th century adventure; see School Beside the Scaffold, The.  Joe Williams


  • Willow, Flight Lieutenant 'Bats' RAF (WW2 testing new weapons; series character see Secrets of Section Six.


  • Wilson, 'Greasy' (series character; secret service; member of an elite British Intelligence anti-terrorist team) see Force Five!


  • Wilson, Tom (series; adventure) see EXpedition Ozolo.  


  • Wilson, Tommy (series character) see Stick Man, The.


  • Winged Watch-Dogs of Uchiza Pass (adventure; flying; artist Shone) 1971


  • Wingless Wonder, The (factual; No medals awarded; WW1 RFC; Late 1917, Dead Sea; 67 Squadron (Australian); plane without wings; artist Coleman) 334. 
           

  • Wings of Death (series characters; present day adventure; giant Owl; featuring Tom Taylor and son Brett; artist Alonso?).
           

    


  • Wings of War (series; anthology of stories about pigeons; World War One; artist Shone).
           

    


  • Wings on Their Feet (WW2 Army Dispatch Riders of the Royal Corps of Signals; series characters; featuring Corporal Pitt; artist Coleman?).
           

     


  • Winsor, Clive (series character; sport; tennis) see Doubles Act, The.


  • White Hunter (series character; Johnny Orchid) see Orchid, Johnny White Hunter.
          

  • White, Lieutenant Chalky (WW2 RN/Fleet Air Arm; series character) see Yellow Bird, The.
 

  • White, Patsy (series character; WW2 Secret Agent; artist not known; featuring Private Peter White; Sir James; Privates Sam Samson; Syd Bolton). 
           

    


  • White Water War (WW2 Paratroopers/RAF; series characters; featuring Sergeant Dirk Allan; Sergeant Dave Morgan (RAF); Private Joe Bailey; Sergeant Tom Ryder (RAF); 
      Italian Alps, blowing up a dam; artist not known).
           

    


  • Who Wants to Rob the Bank (western ; text story.) 1972


  • Winged Messengers of the Secret War (WW2 Belgium resistance) 1972


  • Wings of the Legion (Capt. Mike Talbot; Escadrille Cherifienne) S1982 col.(artist Alonso?); 1983, 1984


  • Winner Came In Eighth! see Tough of the Track (Alf Tupper)

  • Wizard of Willow Wood, The (adventure; artist Rawlings; complete story; featuring Paul Cooper) S1972.

  • Wolf (series character; sci-fi; Britain invaded) see Will O' the Whistle.
        

  • Wonder of the Western Isle, The (series characters; sport; football; featuring Rory Grant; artist Carrion?; Longport Wanderers Football Club).
            

    
   

  • Wonder Man, The (series character; adventure; featuring H.K. Rodd, the Wonder Man; Professor Graves; Dr. Codrington; artist Jean Marie?).
            

    


  • Wood and Rifle magazine (Mac Trent writes for this sports journal) see Rifle and The Rod, The.


  • Whoops-a-Daisy (factual; sport horse jumping photographs) 1979.

  • World's Fastest Wheels, The (factual; fast cars) S1972, col.


  • World on the Warpath, The (Factual - look at war through the centuries) 1972.


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  • Wreckers of Kangaroo Island (adventure; complete story; 19th Century.) 1968


  • Wright, Mo (series character; WW2 RAF) see Besieged!
           


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  • Wrong Man on the Right Wing (text story; sport; rugby.) 1967


  • Wylie, Pete Police Cadet (series character.) see Boys in Blue


    
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  •  ‘Yank’ Dalton seeFlying Cowboy, The.


  • Yellow Bird, The (WW2 RN/Fleet Air Arm; search for a top secret crashed Japanese plane in the jungle; featuring Lieutenant Peter Hutton; Petty Officer 
            Chalky White; Able Seaman Bert Sparrow; Able Seaman Arthur Jackson; artist Leo Rawlings).
            

    


  • York, Tony (series character; journalist; adventure) see Secret of Sann Island, The.     


  • Yorker (series character; sci-fi) see Ninety-nine Deadly Days, The.


  • You Can't Stop The Wind! (series characters; American western; featuring Jeff Hudson; Tom Starr; Old Jark; artist not known).
            

    


  • Young Bear (series; western) see Purple Feather, The.
           

  • Young Ben (text; subject of story?; artist Ramsbottom) S1971.


  • Zakes (series; secret service) see Dylan's Desperate Mission. 


  • Zeebrugge raid (WW1; factual) see Raid on Zeebrugge, The.
           

  • Zeff, Mr. (series character; sport; football) see Team From Nowhere, The.


  • Zeppelin Safari (WW1 RNAS; series characters; featuring Lieutenant Ken Irons; Scruffy, his mechanic; artist Shone?).
          


    


    

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