Debbie 1983

Picture Stories

  • Mary Brown’s Schooldays (Pages: 4-8) [Art: Pamela Chapeau]
  • Trixie’s Treasure Chest (Pages: 17-21) [Art: Robert MacGillivray]
  • Meg of the Moors (Pages: 24-28) [Art: David Matysiak]
  • Little Sis (Pages: 29-30) [Art: Doris Kinnear]
  • Bionic Horse (Pages: 36-40) [Art: Peter Davidson?]
  • Girl Talk (Pages: 42)
  • Spring-Heeled Jill (Pages: 43-48) [Art: Tony Hudson]
  • The House of Hate [Damian Darke story] (Pages: 54-58) [Art: Norman Lee]
  • Trendy Wendy (Pages: 59-61)
  • The Shop at Shudder Corner (Pages: 68-70) [Art: David Matysiak]
  • Animal Nurse (Pages: 71-74) [Art: Pamela Chapeau]
  • Oh, Brother! (Pages: 81-84) [Art; George Martin]
  • Cactus Kate (Pages: 88-91) [Art: Jim Eldridge]
  • Little Sis (Pages: 99-100) [Art: Doris Kinnear]
  • Girl Talk (Pages: 102)
  • She Danced in Dockland [Madame Marlova story] (Pages: 103-107) [Art: George Martin]
  • Jo and Mo (Pages: 108-112) [Art: Tom Hurst]
  • Trendy Wendy (Pages: 117-119)

Text Stories

  • The Record Run (Pages: 9-10)
  • Gran’s Old Gramophone (Pages: 41-42)
  • Lonely! (Pages: 101-102)

Photo Stories

  • Bright Eyes (Pages: 11-15)
  • Never a Borrower… (Pages: 31-35)
  • Jane at St Jude’s (Pages: 94-98)
  • The Writing in the Sand (Pages: 120-125)

Features

  • Debbie Superpets (Pages: 16)
  • Teazer Time (Pages: 22-23)
  • Debbie Superpets (Pages: 49)
  • Child’s Play (Pages: 50-53)
  • Are You Superstitious? (Pages: 62-64)
  • Tis Sal the Tiswas Gal! (Pages: 65-67)
  • Liz Sharman White Water Champion (Pages: 75-77)
  • What’s Cooking? (Pages: 78-79)
  • Debbie Superpets (Pages: 80)
  • Band Together for French Skipping! (Pages: 85-87)
  • Teazer Time (Pages: 92-93)
  • Debbie Superpets (Pages: 113)
  • Just Great Being a Jockey (Pages: 114-116)

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2 thoughts on “Debbie 1983

  1. A couple more names:

     Mary Brown’s Schooldays (Pages: 4-8) [Art: Pamela Chapeau]
     Animal Nurse (Pages: 71-74) [Art: Pamela Chapeau]
     Cactus Kate (Pages: 88-91) [Art: Jim Eldridge]
     She Danced in Dockland [Madame Marlova story] (Pages: 103-107) [Art: George Martin]

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