Tag Archives: Adventure

The Golden Cradle

Plot:

Placed under hypnosis to restore her lost  memory, young Jean Lightfoot continues the amazing account of her previous life as Princess Tana-lohi, who lived fifteen thousand years ago in the now submerged land of Mu.

On Tana-lohi’s 15th birthday, Mu is invaded by Vedh, a highly-developed race from another planet, and her parents are killed. Tana-lohi is spared, and pledges herself to free her enslaved people with the help of the priest, Noni, who has escaped to safety.

golden cradle

 

Notes:

Appeared:

  • The Golden Cradle – Judy:   circa 402 (23 September 1967) – (?)

The Girl From D.O.R.S.E.T.

Plot:

Maid Marian is the girl from DORSET—The Department to Overcome Rebels, Spies, Enemies and any other Threats. Their enemy is FANG, a ruthless criminal organisation. Marion reports to “Mother,” as the head of DORSET is called, for instructions about any new missions.

girl from dorset

Notes:

Appeared:

  • The Girl From D.O.R.S.E.T. – Judy:   #398 (26 August 1967) – (?)
  • The Girl From D.O.R.S.E.T. – Judy:   #424 (24 February 1968) – (?)
  • The Girl From D.O.R.S.E.T. – Judy:   circa #452 (07 September 1968) – (?)

Other Appearances:

  • The Girl From D.O.R.S.E.T. – Judy Picture Story Library #77

 

Washed up with the Wilsons

Plot:

The Wilsons—mother, father, and daughters Jane and Josephine — have lived next to the Fortescues — parents and daughters Fiona and Phyllis—for years. Both snobbish families have, always tried to outdo each other and, when the Wilsons book a cruise holiday, the Fortescues do the same. By a fantastic coincidence, their two cruise liners have a very sight collision. Of all the thousands of people on board, only two groups panic—the Wilsons on one ship, the Fortescues on the other. Both families row for safety to a desert island.

washed up with the wilsons

 

Notes:

Appeared:

  • Washed up with the Wilsons – Judy:   395 (05 August 1967) – (?)

 

Deep Sea Danger

Plot:

Tim and Tracey Waring’s father owns the pearling lugger, Tern; anchored off the West Coast of Australia. He and his crew disappear while the twins are ashore and when they report to the police, they find the two missing Filipino divers there. One has been attacked underwater and the police suggest that Mr Waring or his engineer, Jim Cartwright, could be responsible. When Tim and Tracey return to the Tern they find a stranger on board.

deep sea danger

 

Notes:

Appeared:

  • Deep Sea Danger – Judy:   circa 394 (29 July 1967) – (?)

 

Belinda’s Balloon

Plot

Belinda Blantyre and her pal, Babs, are carried over to France in a balloon belonging to Belinda’s eccentric Uncle Bernie. With a grapnel anchor they accidentally pick up a bag of uncut diamonds hidden in a clump of bushes, and are chased by the crooks who had stolen them. They are also being pursued by Uncle Bernie and Meg, another of Belinda’s friends.
belinda's balloon

Notes

Appeare:

  • Belinda’s Balloon – Judy: #389 (24 June 1967) – #395 (05 August 1967)

 

Flying Squad Nurse

Plot

During a desert war Nurse Clare Harte is trying to take a band of Arab children to safety in a fort. She outwits a party of hostile Arabs, only to run into another kind of danger – a sandstorm.

flying squad nurse

Notes:

Appeared:

  • Flying Squad Nurse – Judy:  #385 (27 May 1967) – #389 (24 June 1967)
  • Flying Squad Nurse – Judy:  #785 (25 January 1975)
  • Reprints – Judy: #1303 (29 December 1984) – #1305 (12 January 1985)

The Defiant Drummonds

Plot:

The Drummonds, Scottish immigrants living  in Canada towards the end of the 19th century, are hit by tragedy when both their parents die within a week of one another. Arrangements are made for the children- Jeannie, Robbie, Jenny and baby Ian to be looked after by neighbours, which means the family being split up. Jeannie, the eldest, makes up her mind to try to take  the others to uncle Jack, their only relative. The last they heard from their uncle he was working at a lumber camp some hundred miles away. There is not enough money to pay their fares there by railroad,  so they set off in a blizzard, through the forest.

defiant drummonds

Notes:

Appeared:

  • The Defiant Drummonds  – Judy:   #294 (28 August 1965) – (?)

Joan All-Alone

Plot

Joan Dixon, a young orphan girl, is a member of a wagon-train heading west across America in the 1860s. Joan joins the train as servant to a cruel couple called slade, but on the death of the Slades, she becomes the owner of their waggon and horses. As the wagon-train plods slowly west, Al Grice, one of the party, is impatient at the rate of progress.

joan all alone

Notes:

  • Art: Oliver Passingham

Appeared:

  • Joan All-Alone – Judy:  #229 (30 May 1964) – #248 (10 October 1964)
  • Reprinted – Judy: #690 (31 March 1973) – #709 (11 August 1973)

 

Goldilocks and the Two Barrs

Plot

Louisa “Goldilocks” Marshfield, the daughter of wealthy parents, is carried off with pauper children by mistake to slave in a cotton mill. She escapes with Tim and Annie Barr, but the road back to her home in London is a hard and dangerous one.

Goldilocks

 Notes

  • Writer: Marion Turner (under pen-name: Fiona Turner)
  • Script submitted had the title Goldilocks and the Golden Guineas but was changed to Goldilocks and the Two Barrs for publication.

Appeared

  • Goldilocks and the Two Barrs – Tracy:  #44 (2 August 1980) – #54 (11 October 1980)