Plot:
A humour strip, usually three panels, narrated by a dog. It usually appeared in the Mini Mag section.
Dog – Judy and Tracy: #1306 (19 Jan. 1985) – (?)
Other Appearances:
Plot:
The Wells family was part of the first group of settlers to land on the planet Guddup, re-named Good Hope by the people back on Earth. Within hours of landing, Pauline and David’s parents, along with the rest of the party, had disappeared. Pauline and David discovered they had been taken to The City of Shining Blue and now they were trying to follow them. In the desert, they came across a ghost-town, where flags from Earth were displayed.
Lost on the Planet of Fear – Judy and Tracy: #1338 (31 Aug. 1985) – #1350 (23 Nov. 1985)
Orphan Jill March received The Book of Thoth, the Tarot pack, from her unknown great grandmother, with instructions to pick a card each month. August’s card was The Chariot and August was the month the children of Lucknow House Children’s Home went to summer camp.
Josie Todd, an unpopular girl, had a rough time living with her aunt and uncle. She was training her uncle’s horse, so that he could be sold to a good home. Though Uncle was interested only in a fat profit. Mrs Weston from the local riding school had been helping Josie with her jumping, but Uncle was becoming more of a bully.
The adventures of a dog named Harvey. In the first story, A New Home for Harvey, after being abandoned, Harvey finds a new home with Pat and her family but then they have to move to an apartment complex that doesn’t allow pets. The family try and find a new home but Harvey is determined to stay with Pat.
In Here’s Harvey, Harvey is trying to help Pat find her sister, Sara, a boyfriend, though it is proving more difficult than they thought.
In A Holiday for Harvey, him and Pat go to work at Sandhill Holiday Camp and Lucy the owner’s grandchild gets quite attached to Harvey.
In Harvey’s Hotel – Harvey and his owner Pat are helping Pat’s sister, Sara, and her husband, Greg, at the hotel they run.
In Harvey – Go Home!, Harvey is dognapped, he escapes but needs to find his way home to Pat. He gets in many adventures on the way.
Other Appearances:
The Coombe family’s new house had been built over the site of ancient Cloddlev Castle, but only young Jilly knew this meant it had become home for many of the castle ghosts.
The Spooks at Number Seven – Judy: #1270 (12 May 1984) – #1285 (25 August 1984)
Tansy Peters was called Teacher’s Pet because she defended a new teacher, Miss Chandler, against The Yobs, a wild set in her class. The fact that her father was headmaster made matters worse, but in an attempt to get the class on Miss Chandler’s side, Tansy suggested taking part, in a pageant with which she knew the teacher could help. However, The Yobs, as usual, were planning trouble.
Teacher’s Pet – Judy: #1267 (21 April 1984) – 1277 (30 June 1984)
Much against their wills, Pat Foster and Samantha Darrel were persuaded by their widowed mothers to swap lifestyles during the school summer holidays. The change was supposed to do them both good—but Sam hated everything about life in the Foster cottage, especially babysitting for um Mrs Deane and Pat wasn’t doing much better.
Summer Holiday Swap – Judy: #1268 (28 April 1984) – #1279 (14 July 1984)
Unknown to her parents, Sally Jones discovered that her pony, Beauty, bought cheaply from a travelling horse-dealer, was blind. A vet recommended that he be put down, but Sally was determined to look after him and keep his blindness a secret.
Blind Beauty – Judy: #1271 (19 May 1984) – #1290 (29 September 1984)
Complete stories, each representing a sign of the zodiac.
22nd May – 21st June, Geminis are lively and intelligent, but sometimes inclined to be in two minds about things.
Zodiac – Judy: #1268 (28 April 1984) – #1279 (14 July 1984)