When Meggie Morgan finds an old spell book, she little realised that it’s Merlin the Magician. Without the book, he was stranded in the twentieth century. Determined to get it back Merlin followed Meggie everywhere – but to his horror she kept trying out spells! 
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Roderick MacCoe of Coe, Chief of Clan Coe and Laird of High Hall, known in Scotland as Hee-Haw, was completely penniless. His daughter, Shona, acted as the Laird’s housekeeper, cook and maid-of-all things!
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Belle Brown owned a ball that developed strange powers after being treated by some space travellers from the planet Orbis. They used the ball to learn about Earth.
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When the rough and ready Barker family inherited Janner Hall, Walter the Dalmatian, who was part of the inheritance was appalled. Then Aunt Flo Pooter arrived and began smoothing off their rough edges and Walter was better pleased. He considered her to be one of his “own sort”.
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A diary of the week events in the fictional Bunty Office, narrated by one worker, Kirstie.
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A humour strip about a young woman, Mandy who does odd jobs, that rarely go right. The strip later appeared in Debbie under the name Handy Tandy.
Nonie Byrne had many problems when a medieval knight she disturbed from his slumbers set himself up as her protector.
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The Police Chief’s computer, Electronic Random Name Indicator Extraordinary (Ernie) , had selected dizzy W.P.C. Dora Wiggins as the person most likely to succeed. Dora didn’t agree with this – but the chief delared his computer couldn’t be wrong, and to her dismay he promoted her anyway.
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Margie Brown lived with her widowed mother, and didn’t know she had an aunt, until one Halloween, when Aunt Carla came to stay. Mrs. Brown wasn’t happy with her sister’s arrival, but Margie was delighted – especially when she discovered Aunt Carla was a witch!
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A short humour strip that follows a Scottie dog. At one time if you joined the Bunty Club, you would get a “Haggis” pin. From the first Bunty Annual in 1960 up to 1972 the covers featured a black Scottie dog in the corner of the frame, but it would be a long time that he got a strip in the weekly issues/annuals.
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