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Fan Art Friday - Korky the Cat and Big Eggo
This week's #FanArtFriday celebrates Remembrance Day with both British comic characters that survived through the Second World War. They're Korky the Cat (from The Dandy) and Big Eggo (from The Beano), both graced the covers of both D.C. Thomson's comics throughout the Second World War, entertaining children, especially evacuees to the countryside.
The Beano at 80 - a Potted History by Phil Shrimpton
The Beano at 80 – a Potted History by Phil Shrimpton
Beano Number One – cover dated 30th July 1938. This copy is currently up for auction on Phil Comics
As the Beano closes in on its 80th birthday, comics auctioneer Phil Shrimpton of Phil Comics looks back at some the weekly humour comic’s achievements and its continued success today…
The Beanocomic needs very little introduction, certainly not in the world of comic collecting but also not amongst…
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Big Eggo, the Beano’s first Cover Star, returns
Big Eggo, the Beano’s first Cover Star, returns
Beano‘s first ever cover star, Big Eggo, is back in the weeky humour title today, in a new mini-strip drawn by Lew Stringer (who also revived “Keyhole Kate” and “Pup Parade” for the comic, among other series). “Big Eggo” first appeared in The Beano Issue One, cover dated 30th July 1938, the weekly’s first ever cover star, a strip drawn throughout its run by Reg Carter, whose credits also include…
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