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Mandy Annual 1983

Picture Stories

  • The Troubles of Trixie  (Pages: 4-11) [Art: Jim Eldridge]
  • ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas (Pages: 13-16) [Art: Claude Berridge]
  • It’s a Dare!  (Pages: 17-21) [Art: Tom Hurst]
  • Lucky’s Country Cousin   (Pages: 24-32) [Art: Wilf Street]
  • The Bride Wore Red   (Pages: 33-43) [Art: Stanley Houghton]
  • Selwyn and Samantha   (Pages: 44-47) [Art: George Martin]
  • Dilly the Daily   (Pages: 53-58) [Art: Richard Neillands]
  • Only a Rose   (Pages: 59-63) [Art: Ron Lumsden]
  • The Diary   (Pages: 65-77) [Art: Kim Raymond]
  • I Hate Boys Who…    (Pages: 78-79)
  • Mandy – a story without words   (Pages: 81, 95) [Art: Peter Kay]
  • Valda   (Page: 82 – 94) [Art: Dudley Wynne]
  • Penny of P.A.W.S.   (Pages: 97- 100)
  • Marco   (Pages: 105-112)
  • Stella Starr – Stunt Girl   (Pages: 113-117) [Art: George Martin]
  • Mum on Wheels  (Pages: 120-126) [Art: Guy Peeters]

Text Stories

  • Mistress Quigley  (Pages: 22-23)
  • Danger on the Moor   (Pages: 49-52)
  • The Very Five   (Pages: 101-104)

Features

  • Table of Contents   (Pages: 2-3)
  • What’s Cooking?  (Page: 12)
  • About Ballet –
    • How it All Began… (Page: 48)
    • The Story of the Dress  (Page: 64)
    • Ballet Facts   (Page: 80)
    • Characters from Famous Ballets  (Pages: 96)
  • Friends or Foes?   (Pages: 118-119)
  • Ad for Mandy Comic (Page: 127)

Judy Annual 1981

Picture Stories

  • A Baffling Birthday (Pages: 5-9) [Art: Carlos Laffond]
  • The Wishing Stick (Pages: 11-15) [Art: Stanley Houghton]
  • Cora Cupid (Pages: 17-19) [Art: Giorgio Letteri]
  • Wee Slavey (Pages: 23-25) [Art: John Higson]
  • First-Time Faith (Pages: 27-29) [Art: Jim Baikie]
  • Hob’s Lum (Pages: 34-39) [Art: Norman Lee]
  • The Runner (Pages: 43-47) [Art: Ian Kennedy]
  • Danger- Min at Work (Pages: 52-53)
  • Big ‘n’ Bertha (Pages: 60)
  • Schoolgirl Vet (Pages: 61-63)
  • “You Will Obey!” (Pages: 68-70) [Art: Norman Lee]
  • Boyfriends (Pages: 74)
  • Anna’s Private Army (Pages: 75-77) [Art: Bert Hill]
  • Junior Nanny (Pages: 85–87) [Art: Oliver Passingham]
  • Trapped (Pages: 92-96) [Art: Tony Hudson]
  • Shock Treatment (Pages: 100-103) [Art: Don Walker]
  • Over the Hill (Pages: 107-112) [Art: Paddy Brennan]
  • Terror for Tina (Pages: 113-117) [Art: Claude Berridge]
  • The Immortal Dancer (Pages: 121-125) [Art: Ian Kennedy]
    • Reprinted and  translated into Dutch (as “De onsterfelijke danseres”) – Debbie #29 (1982).

Text Stories

  • Baby Talk (Pages: 58-59)
  • Curly (Pages: 80)
  • My Beloved Chippy (Pages: 97)
    • Reprinted and translated into Dutch (as “Chippy”) – monthly Debbie Stripstory #8/1981.

Features

  • Readers Photos (Pages: 2-3, 126-127)
  • Golden Oldies (Pages: 10)
  • Pin Up (Pages: 16, 48)
  • Treasure Hunt! (Pages: 20-22)
  • Kitty the Egg Warmer Cat (Pages: 26)
  • Cinderella on Ice (Pages: 30-31)
  • Make a Dragon Pencil Box (Pages: 32)
  • Cycle Test (Pages: 33)
  • Animal Magic (Pages: 40-41)
  • Hobby Hint (Pages: 42)
  • Be a TV Producer! (Pages: 49-51)
  • Howzat? (Pages: 54-55)
  • Dottie’s Telly Joke Book (Pages: 56-57)
  • Make This Double Dolly! (Pages: 64)
  • Make Yourself a Dolly Brooch! (Pages: 65)
  • Sawdust Story (Pages: 66-67)
  • Finger & Arm Magic/ Make an Apron (Pages: 71)
  • Having a Party (Pages: 72-73)
  • Sun Signs (Pages: 78-79)
  • Calendar (Pages: 81-84)
  • Shiny Christmas Cards (Pages: 88-89)
  • Royal Horses (Pages: 90-91)
  • Pony Pageant (Pages: 98-99)
  • Kenny Everett (Pages: 104-105)
  • The Gangs All Here! (Pages: 106)
  • It’s All in the Name (Pages: 118-119)
  • Cuthbert the Caterpillar (Pages: 120)

The Loner [1978]

Plot:

Lara Kent is uprooted from her moorland home after her grandmother dies and sent to live with her aunt and uncle in London. Lara finds city life too noisy and thinks the people are selfish as they don’t care for wildlife. After she finds some fox cubs whose mother was killed, she sets up a refuge for sick animals in her shed.

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Notes:

  • Art: Stanley Houghton
  • Episodes #46 to #56 reprinted and translated into Dutch as “Alleen met haar dieren” (Alone with Her Animals) – Debbie #13 (1979).

Appeared:

  • The Loner–  Emma: #43 (16 December 1978) – #56 (17 March 1979)