DC Thomson annuals featuring mischievous Scottish lad Oor Wullie, created by Robert Duncan Low and Dudley Watkins for the Sunday Post newspaper's Fun Section in 1936. The first annual came out in 1940 (catalogued as 1941), and alternated with Low and Watkins' The Broons thereafter, with Wullie annuals on even years and Broons on odd. The second

- Oink! #0-68 - Oink! Big Fat Holiday Special 1987 - Oink! Holiday Special 1988 - Oink! Summer Collection 1990 -Oink! Winter Special 1990 Oink! was a British comic for children which was published from 3 May 1986 to 22 October 1988. It set out to be deliberately anarchic, reminiscent of Viz but for children. The creators also cited Mad magazine as

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A weekly comic series that was give out free with an order of a kids meal at Pizza Hut. Each comic included trading cards.

This series started as The Indescribable Motormouth, but the indicia changed to Motormouth & Killpower after issue #4.

Based on the AMAZING new animated series! What do you do when the world's evilest villains attack? Call Earth's Mightiest Heroes to save the day! In our first tale, CAPTAIN AMERICA and THOR face a threat bigger than BOTH of them! And in tale two, following the exploits of everyone's favorite arrow-flinger: HAWKEYE! Brought to you by superstar

Love Adventures ran during 1949 through 1952 for 12 issues. This series then continued into Actual Confessions.

Black Axe is contracted to kill a Hydra scientist who has seemingly found the secret to eternal life...something Black Axe already has.

Actual Confessions numbers from 13 to 14 for a total of 2 issues. This series continued from Love Adventures.

Meet The Atomics! A time traveling 17-year-old with an acne problem has arrived in Snap City... and some thing has followed him! The underground refuse known as the Mutant Street Beatniks become involved in a big way as their mutations develop into full-on super powers. With the help of their former nemesis, Frank Einstein (a.k.a. Madman), they

"You'll Never Suck Blood in This Town Again!" Who's that scary man-hungry attorney defending Myrtle, the Vampire Hater? Hint: Her first name is Ally. Wolff & Byrd have their hands full with clients like Buford, the vampire brat, and the other teen vampires who are the target of Myrtle's hatred. And what of Myrtle's burgeoning love for a particular

Hot topics like environmental activism in the real world provided ideal timing for Rima, the JUngle girl to swing into action. Her series chronicled the adventures of the statuesque Venezuelan "Bad girl" and Abel, the explorer she loved. Rima the Jungle girl lasted only 7 issues, with Robert Kanigher credited as writer for the final three.

Adaptation of the Keith Laumer Sci-Fi novel of the same name.