D.C. Thomson's Comic characters.
Added as and when time permits.
Some dates have been added to give the viewer an idea on when the characters appeared, but bearing in mind the characters could have gone on for years.
A.
Absent-Minded Albert. (1959) The New Hotspur.
Adam Adams. (1974) The Hotspur. Admiral of the Mexican Patriot Navy in 1811.
Adrian the Barbarian. (1991) Beezer and Topper. (First introduced in 1989). Drawn by Sid Burgon, Nigel Parkinson, John Geering and Robert Nixon.
Alf Tupper, Tough of the track.(1980) Victor. Drawn by Pete Sutherland.
Ali's Baba. (1978) Sparky.
Ali Ha-Ha and the 40 Thieves. (1971) The Hotspur.
Aladdin and his Magig Lamp. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Arnold Tabbs, The Blitz Kid. (1974) The Hornet.
Arthur-Pendragon of the Britons. (1963) New Hotspur. The king of England.
B.
Baby Crockett. (1957) Beezer. /(1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Baby-Face Finlayson, the cutest bandit around. (1981) The Beano.
Bailey mends broken men. (1970) The Hornet. "The name is Bailey," said the stranger and that is all anyone knew about the man with the magic touch!
Baldy Bain. (1970) The Hotspur. He told tall tales from the zoo!
Bananagirl (2010) The Beano. Drawn by Lew Stringer.
Bananaman. (1983) Nutty. (1994) The Dandy.
Bandy Walker, (1959) The New Hotspur.
Bash Street Kids, originally named "When the bell rings". (1981/2001) The Beano. first date of show 13.02.1954. Drawn by Leo Baxendale. Now drawn by PG.
Ball Boy. (1981/2001) The Beano.
Bea Ginnings. (1998/2001) The Beano. First shown 19.09.1998.
Beezer Brown, The tough-knut. (1932) The Skipper.
Bernard Briggs. (1968) The Rover and Wizard.
Beryl the Peril. (1991) The Beezer and Topper./ (1989) Topper.
Biffer the Bargee. (1931) The Rover.
Biffo the Bear. (1948) The Topper. First shown 24.01.1948./(1981) The Beano.
Big Bad Wolff. (1936) The Skipper.
Big Bill and Young Bill. (1937) The Skipper.
Big Brutus. (1971) The Hotspur. A giant Shirehorse owned by Ted Miller.
Big Chief Whoopee. (1932) The Skipper.
Big Eggo. (1938) The Beano. First shown 30.07.1938, last 02.04.1949.
Big-Fat Joe. () The Beano. Allan Morley.
Big-Handed Arthur. (1939) The Skipper.
Big Head and Thick Head.
Bill Trent. (1947) The Hotspur.
Billy the Cat.
Billy Whizz. (1981/2001) The Beano. Drawn by Vic Neill./ Drawn now by Nick Brennan.
Blinky. (1991) The Beezer and Topper / (1994) The Dandy.
Blitz Kid. (1962) The Wizard.
Black Baron. (1974) The Wizard.
Black Bob The Dandy Wonder Dog. (1950s) The Dandy.
Black Lightning-King's Messenger of the Jungle. (1940) The Skipper.
Black Lynx The Master Scout. (1932) The Skipper.
Bogeyman. (1989) The Topper.
Boundary Boy-o. (1960) The Wizard.
Boss of the Circus School-He's Mustard. (1940) The Skipper.
Bunty. (1987) The Bunty.
Braddock (1967) The Victor.
Brawny Bob and Brainy Bill (1939) Skipper.
Brickie Dickson. (1931) The Skipper.
Buckshot Brand. (1939) The Skipper.
Buffalo Boy (1958) Beezer. (1972) The Hornet.
Bull-Rush Brant. (1933) The Skipper.
Bully Beef and Chips.
C.
Calamity Carter. (1974) The Hotspur. Bob Carter, the newest and keenest copper had the ability to turn into animals he mentioned, like cats, elephants, bears and zebras.
Calamity Casey. (1974) The Hornet.
Calamity James. (2010) The Beano.
Calamity Jane. (1957) The Beezer.
Cannonball Kidd. (1946) The Hotspur. (1983) Nutty. Cannonball uses a tip from an 1890 centre-forward to beat a 1948 centre-half.
Cap'n Hand. (1958) the Beezer.
Captain Hornet. (1974) The Hornet.
Captain January. (1971) The Hotspur/ Wizard (1962).
Captain Joe Prentice. (1974) The Hornet.
Captain Lumsden (1972) The Hornet. Catptain lumsden's terrible tuskers.
Captain Spencer, "The Limping Man." (1970) The Hornet. Spencer used a disguise as a limping man to trick the Germans.
Captain Zoom-Birdman of the R.A.F. (1940) The Skipper.
Cast Iron Bill. (1978) The Wizard. / Red Dagger, Issues 6 and 15.
Castor-Oil Craig. (1933) The Skipper.
Cat and Mouse. (1977) The Wizard.
Charlie "Tiddlet" Smart. (1968) Rover and Wizard.
Chirp McCoy, The Magnetic Boy. (1933) The Skipper.
Chopper Barton, (1963) The Wizard.
Clint Dougal. (1947) The Hotspur.
Coach Carson. (1968) The Victor.
Congo Smith. (1933) The Skipper.
Copycat. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Corny Moon (1946) The Hotspur. The tale of Corny Moon -the half-size Housemaster with the full-size corn and Mr Alfred Smugg the pompous master of Home House. The Master of Red Circle School.
Corporal Clott.
Corporal Kite. (1978) The Wizard.
Country Cuzzins. The Hornet. Drawn by Hugh Morren.
Crafty Master Wu. (1937) The Skipper.
Craggan's Wildcats. (1939) The Skipper.
Crazy Daisy. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Crossbow-The Nazis fear him. (1940) The Skipper.
Cuthbert Crimp (1972) The Hornet. Mighty Mouth.
Cuddly and Dudley. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New. Biffo Bears Nephews.
Cuddles. (1984) Nutty.
Cuddles and Dimples. (1994) The Dandy.
D.
Dakota Jim. (1959) The New Hotspur.
Dandy Lion. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Danny Dixon. (1974) The Hornet.
Danny Boyd. (1971) The Hotspur. Young golf pro.
Dan Hollick Dog Handler. (1977) The Wizard.
Danny's Tranny. (1977) The Topper.
Dave Tuck, The Sling Boy of Seven Trails. (1963) New Hotspur.
Davy Deen, hes not so green. (1971) The Hotspur/ The New Hotspur.
Dazzler Drake. (1946) Hotspur. Dazzler Drake was the school's football inspector, Dazzler was very interested in Jamie Burton whom he thought of as a top-class centre-half. Jamie played amateur for Westertown .
Deliberate Daniel. (1950) The Rover.
Dennis the Menace. ( 1951-To present day) The Beano. First shown 17.03.1951.
Des Troy. (1991) Beezer and Topper.
Desert Island Dick. (1978) The Topper.
Desperate Dan. (1960) The Dandy. Drawn by Dudley Dexter Watkins.
Del Boyd. (1989) The Topper.
Dick W. and his Cat. (1938) The Rover.
Dinah Mo. (1994) The Dandy.
Dinty Farrell-He means to win the Derby. (1958) The Hotspur.
Dixie Kidd- The sure-shot Centre. (1931) The Skipper.
Dixie Dale. (1947) The Hotspur.
Dizzy Wizzy. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Doc Morgan. (1937) The Skipper.
"Dozy" Danny Lorimer. (1970) The Hotspur. Played for Mancaster United.
"Dusty" Miller. (1972) The Hornet. The Mud Plugger.
E.
Eagle Ross. (1936) The Skipper.
Ernest Krell. (1941) The Skipper.
Ernie's Girl. (1987) The Bunty.
Elfie. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
F.
Figaro. (1989) The Topper. Drawn by Tom Bannister, Keith Reynolds and Barry Appleby.
Fiddle O'Diddle (1994) The Dandy.
Frontier Fighter. (1978) The Wizard.
Fighting Mac. (1978) The Wizard.
Fly-by-Night Foster. (1931) The Skipper.
Flying Flapears. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Fred the Flop. (1978) The Topper.
Freddy the Fearless Fly. () The Dandy. Allan Morley.
Frosty. (1932) The Skipper.
Falcon of the Big Lakes. (1932) The Skipper.
G.
Garnett of the Z-Tanks. (1962) The Rover/Adventure.
Grappler Grant. (1972) The Rover.
Germs. Drawn by Vic Neill.
Ginger. (1957) The Beezer. Drawn by Dudley Dexter Watkins.
Gnatasha. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Gnasher. (1981) The Beano.
Gnasher and Gnipper. (2001) The Beano.
Gorger Gus, The Purple Pieman. (1970) The Hotspur. Dr Augustus Bean M.A. the headmaster with an enormous appetite, he would enter pie eating competitions as Gorger Gus
Ghost Guardians. (1978) The Wizard.
Grandpa. (1981) The Beano.
Granite Gaunt. (1935) The Skipper.
Green Lightning. (1978) The Wizard.
Growing Paynes (1994) The Dandy.
Ginger Drake. (1932) The Skipper.
Ginger and the Duke and the wee Blue Book. (1960) The Wizard.
Grip Gregson, The Silent Detective. (1932) The Skipper.
Gunner the Wonder Dog. (1971) The Hotspur.
Gunsmoke Jones. (1939) The Skipper.
H.
Happy and his Hippo. (1931) The Rover.
Harry the Camel. (1974) The Hornet.
Hawkeye. (1938) The Rover.
High-Speed Harrigan. (1930) The Rover.
Hungry Horace. (1989) The Topper/ (1978) Sparky. Allan Morley.
Hunter. (1977) The Wizard.
Hooded Spy. (1931) The Skipper.
Hookey's Hornets. (1931) The Skipper.
Hoppy's Hoarhound. (1933) The Skipper.
Hot-Shot Halliday. (1937) The Skipper.
Hungry Hawk. (1931) The Rover.
I.
Idris the cruel. (1978) The Wizard.
Ironfist. (1977) The Wizard.
Ivy the Terrible. (2001) The Beano.
Iceberg Jones, The deep sea sleuth. (1932) The Skipper.
Inspector Bonehead. (1974) The Wizard.
Iron Barr. (1984) Spike.
J.
Jay. R. Hood. (1983) Nutty.
Jackson. (1969) The Rover.
Janet and the Gannet. (1977) The Topper.
Jim Tree (1970) The Hornet. The one-punch wonder.
Jimmy Grant (1991), The Victor. A long running front cover story which featured this footballing star, Jimmy Grant started off playing for a lowly second rate side and ended his career after an illustrous time in footall. He played for both country and foriegn countries.
Jimmy Jinx. (and what he thinks). (1978) The Topper.
Jimmy's Mighty Midgets. (Jimmy Jones)
Jock McGraw (1969) The Hornet.
Joe Dodds (1974) The Hornet. Cast, Hook and Strike.
John Bright (1972) The Hornet. A supposedly bent cop, sentenced for a crime he did not commit.
John Gully. (1972) The Rover. Bare knucle boxer.
Johnny B. Quick. (1931) The Rover.
Johnny Crackshot. (1931) The Rover.
Johnny Raw of the Crazy K. (1960) The Wizard.
Johnny Swann "Johnny Guitar." (1972) The Hornet. Head of a beat group called The Signets.
Johnnie Dawson (1974) The Hornet. Dolphin Patrol.
Johnny Gurkha. (1968) The Victor.
Johnny Jett the Super Boy. (1959) The New Hotspur.
Johnny Jones at school. (1963) New Hotspur. A pupil of Kingsleigh College.
Johnny Longshot. (1962) The Wizard.
Jolly Roger, Maker of Master Mariners. (1946) The Hotspur. Roger Hawkins a famous sea-dog and privateer, a fisherman who used a flute for bait. Also featuring Tom Lucas and Rod Trelawney.
Jumping Jimi get the Goals. (1968) The Victor.
Jungle Nick. (1931) The Rover.
John Landon. (1968) The Rover and Wizard.
Jonah. (1974) The Hornet. First shown 15.03.1958.
K.
Karga the Clutcher. (1933) The Skipper.
Klodd Fired Once! (1973) The Wizard and Rover.
Kelly, the Defective Detective. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Kelly, special agent. (1984) The Champ. / (1989) The Topper.
Keyhole Kate. () Dandy. Allan Morley.
Kong. (1989) The Topper.
Korky the Cat.
Killer Kane. (1980) The Warlord.
Kid, Cod and Kipper. (1931) The Skipper.
Kid Colt. (1934) The Skipper.
Kid Coyote. (1974) The Hornet.
Karl Muller. (1984) The Champ.
Kronk, King of the Emus. (1974) The Wizard.
Krazy Kops. (1983) Spike.
L.
L Cars, in its magic. (1978) Sparky.
Lanky Franky. (1971) The Hotspur/(1959)The new Hotspur.
Little Miss Lonely. (1987) The Bunty.
Leatherface. (1933) The Skipper.
Les Pretend. (2001) The Beano.
Lone Wolfe. (1957) The Beezer.
Lonely Larry. (1972) The Rover. A 14 year old orphan, alone in the Galapagos Islands.
Logan of the Lancers. (1978) The Wizard.
Lord Snooty. (1938) The Beano. First shown 30.07.1938. Drawn by Jimmy Glen.
Limp Along Leslie. (1960) Wizard)/(1974) The Hotspur. Leslie Tomson, captain of Darbury Rangers was a cripple.
Little Mo. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Little Plum. (1970) Drawn by Leo Baxendale.
Little Red Rooster. (1989) The Topper.
Lawman Logan. (1978) The Wizard.
Lucky Ducky. (1983) Nutty.
Lycidas the Spartan. (1967) The Victor.
M.
Magic Wanda. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Magnus the Muscle Man. (1960) The Wizard.
Mann for hire. (1991) The Victor.
Manny Kritch (1972) The Hornet. A goalkeeper with a big reputation, be the first man to put the ball past him to win $75,000.
Malaky. (1978) The Wizard.
Marmaduke's Commandos. (1970) The Hornet. A party of American visitors came to the wrong place for entertainment but the right place for action when they dropped in on 13 Commando!
Meebo & Zuky. (2010) The Beano. Drawn by Laura Howell.
Mick Mason, The Kid on the Grid. (1963) New Hotspur. A motor racing boy from Sidcaster.
Mick from the moon. (1957) The Beezer.
Micah the Shepherd. (1972) The Hornet. The Hitter from the Hills.
Mustard Smith. (1934/7) The Skipper.
Muscles Malone M.A. (1965) The Hornet. A House-master at a boys school.
Moose McCoy. (1970) The Hotspur. A prospector with an attitude, he loved upsetting the folks of Buffalo Creek.
Morgyn the Mighty. (1931) The Rover./(1973) The Wizard and Rover.
Madoc. (1973) The Wizard and Rover.
Mikes Mi££ions. (1984) The Champ.
Mulligan and his Mules. (1978) The Wizard.
Milligan's Mule. (1932) The Skipper.
Michael "Tough" Duff. (1971) The Hotspur.
Minnie the Minx. (1953-2001) The Beano. First shown 19.12.1953. Drawn by Leo Baxendale.
Mister Wakefield. (1967) The Victor.
Menageie Mike (1932) The Skipper.
Micky the Mascot (1933) The Skipper.
Mickey the Monkey. () The Beano. Drawn by Dudley Dexter Watkins.
McGinty's Corkscrew Gun, it shoot round corners. (1937) The Skipper.
Mr Moon. (1946). The Hotspur. The Master of Red Circle School, he was replaced by Mr Corny Moon.
Monty Cass (1965) The Hornet. A Circus Midget, who tried to sabotage the Germans in WWII.
N.
Napper the Scrapper. (1932) The Skipper.
Napper Todd. (1971) The Hotspur.
Nero and Zero. ()The Wizard. Allan Morley.
Ned Kelly, The last of the Bushrangers. (1968) The Victor.
Nibblers, (1970) The Beano. First shown 13.06.1970.
Nick Jolly, The Flying Highwayman.(1974) The Hotspur.
Nick Kelly and Cedric. (1978) The Topper.
Nick Smith. (1948) The Rover.
Nickel, The Robot Schoolboy, (1963) The Wizard.
Night-Hawk, (1931) The Skipper.
Nip and RRip. (1983) Nutty.
Nobby. (1978) The Topper.
Norma in the Land of Nod. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
Nosey Parker. (1931) The Rover. Allan Morley.
Numbskulls, (1993) The Beano. First shown 16.10.1993. Drawn now by Barry Glennard.
P.
Paul Boyton "The Floating Man". (1970) The Hornet.
Parker's Barkers. (1971) The Hotspur.
Peter Pest. (1983) Nutty.
Peter Piper. (1994) The Dandy.
Peter Poppin. (1976) The Magic Comic .......New.
P.C. Berry and Grunter the police hog. (1971) The Hotspur.
Plug. (1970s) Plug. Drawn by Vic Neill.
Plum. (1953) Beezer. First shown 10.10.1953.
Pop, Dick and Harry. (1957) Beezer. /(1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Puss and Boots. (1978) Sparky / (1984) The Champ.
Pup Parade. (1991) Beezer and Topper. (1989) The Topper.
Poor Young Joe. (1977) The Wizard.
Postman Pratt, (2011) The Dandy. Lew Stringer.
Private Noah's Ark. (1977) The Wizard.
Prospector Pete-The Schoolboy's Pal. (1939) The Skipper.
Penny's problem pup! (1987) The Bunty.
Puck McLean The boy who can vanish at will. (1930) The Skipper.
O.
One came back. (1970) The Hornet. Joe Bellamy must prove himself fit to lead the bandits-in a fight to the death!
Office of Russell Majors & Waddell Pony Express (1958) The Hotspur.
Old Hick The stolen teacher. (1945) The Hotspur. The story of John Hickory, a teacher who's classroom was on the top of a Seattle sky-scraper. With gunmen after his pupils Old Hick has to get his skates on! Old Hick had tamed his high-spirited class alright, but was still unable to reform one Davie Miller.
Oliver Twister. (1994) The Dandy.
Oor Wullie. (1950) The Sunday Post. Dudley Dexter Watkins.
Outback Billy. (1974) The Wizard.
Q.
S.
Sapper Samson. (1974) The Wizard.
Scoopy. (1983) Nutty.
Scooter Annie and her friend Lou. (1961). Romeo.
Sergeant Nathan Nemo. (1974) The Hotspur. A Commando in WWII.
Stephen Colt. (1941) The Skipper.
Sting. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Scaredy Cat. (1991) The Beezer and Topper. / Topper.
Scarlet Skull. (1962) The Wizard.
Scruffy, the Tough. (1938) The Rover/The New Hotspur.
Scruffy. (1971) The Hotspur.
Scrappy. (1978) The Wizard.
Skipper Willy, Willie Conklin. (1974) The Wizard.
Slinger Wood (1970) The Hornet. A job-dodger in the Navy.
Slocum of the Six Knives. (1974) The Wizard.
Stainless Stan, The man with a plan. (1960) The Wizard.
Starhawk. (1971) The Hotspur.
Stavros. (1989) The Topper.
Smasher Grant. (1931) The Skipper.
Smasher. (1994) The Dandy.
Smudge. (1981) The Beano.
Smuggy, The Whizz-Bang Biker. (1946) The Hotspur. The story of Rob Roy McGregor, the Captain of Home House at Red Circle School. Also featuring Giger Robertson,Young Butch Sir Peter Warner and Stan Carter.
Sparky. (1970) Sparky. Drawn by Vic Neill.
Spike. (1989). The Topper.
Snake Lever. (1941) The Skipper.
Splodge. (2001) The Beano.
Steamboat Jim. (1967) The Victor.
Steelfist. (1958) The Hotspur.
Slasher Grant. (1931) The Skipper.
Strongbow. (1974) The Wizard.
Smasher. The Red Dagger.
Smasher John. (1940) The Skipper.
Snoozer. (1983) Nutty.
Specky the Spoofer. (1932) The Skipper.
Slosher Sam (1937) The Skipper.
Sundown Scamp! Outback tramp. (1971) The Hotspur.
R.
Racing driver. (1991) The Victor.
Ratz (2010) The Beano. Drawn by Hunt Emerson.
Rasper. (1994) The Dandy.
Rip Magee. (1948) The Rover.
Red Blizzard. (1934) The Skipper.
Romsey the Rope Man. (1978) The Wizard.
Robohog. (1991) The Beezer and Topper.
Roger the Dodger. (2001) The Beano. Drawn by Ken Reid.
Rogue Robot. (1974) The Wizard.
Rough Neck Regan. (1931) The Rover.
Rachel! (1987) The Bunty.
Red Fletcher (1969) The Rover.
Red Rock Baxter (1930) The Skipper.
Red Star Robinson. (1971) The Hotspur.
Redcoat-The first Mountie. (1940) The Skipper.
Rubber Face. (1931) The Rover.
T.
Terry Downes. (1970) The Hotspur. The new sheriff of Buffalo Creek he packed a punch with a metal hand, his originl lost in a gun-fight.
Thingummyblob. (1978) Sparky.
The Sparky People. (1978) Sparky.
The Black Sapper. (1971) The Hotspur.
The Banana Bunch. (1957) Beezer./ (1991) Beezer and Topper.
The Floating Man. (1970) The Hornet. The Australians came from miles around to see The Floating Man-and Paul Boyton got the shock of his life when he found out why!
The Broons. (1930s) The Sunday Post. Drawn by Dudley Dexter Watkins.
The Doomed Batsman. (1937) The Skipper.
The Red Rangers. (1969) The Rover.
The One Punch Wonder. (1970) The Hornet. Jim Tree demonstrates his One-two punch and it nearly costs him his life, other characters: Billy Bragg, Rocky Roscoe, Bobo and Benny Case.
The Law of the Lash. (1970) The Hornet. Jubal Smith and Doc Sarn follow a Mexican bandit.
The eyes of the blind outlaw. (1946) The Hotspur. The story of Pat Wane, a thirteen year-old who was fleeing from the mounties in West Canada. One of the Red Coat mounties was his father Dan Wane.
The Phantom Tiger. (1969) The Rover.
The Slippery Shadow. (1931) The Rover.
The Cheery Chinks. (1931) The Rover.
The Scarlet Shark. (1931) The Rover.
The Hillys and the Billys. (1957) The Beezer.
The Ghost Drummer of the Blue Brigade. (1939) The Skipper.
The Shark Rippers. (1950) The Rover.
The Hurricane Heavyweight. (1931) The Rover.
The Headsman (1940) The Skipper.
The Phantom Flyer. (1950) The Rover.
The Chuckling Challenger. (1940) The Skipper.
The Sticking-Plaster Terror. (1932) The Skipper.
The Dog Star Patrol. (1948) The Rover.
The Mountie in the Laughing Mask (1939) The Skipper.
The Polar Molar Mauler. (1939) The Skipper.
The Wild Boy of Britain. (1932) The Skipper.
The Camera Cop. (1932) The Skipper.
The Boy who slept a 100 years. (1934) The Skipper.
The Grappler from the Great Tor. (1973) The Wizard and Rover.
The Wonder Man (1973) The Wizard and Rover.
The Dare-Devil Dozen. (1973) The Wizard and Rover.
The Second-hand sleuths. (1930) The Skipper.
The Hooded Spy. (1930) The Skipper.
The Roaring Road Boys. (1930/1932) The Skipper.
The Egg. (1978) The Wizard.
The boy who cracked the Siegfried Line. (1940) The Skipper.
The Weasel of the East. (1932) The Skipper.
The week I was a conjurer. (1946) The Hotspur. Jeep Jones turned Red Circle pink-with laughing.
Tom Smith. (1968) Rover and Wizard.
Tough Duff. (1971) The Rover.
The Smasher. (1971) The Rover.
The Flying Tripehound. (1978) The Wizard.
The Mask of Goorah. (1978) The Wizard.
The Numbskulls. (1991) Beezer and Topper. / (2001) The Beano.
The Ozzies. (1989) The Topper.
The Loner. (1978) The Wizard.
The Clutching Hand. (1978) The Wizard.
The Killer Car. (1978) The Wizard.
The Shattered Sword. (1978) The Wizard.
The Outcast. (1978) The Wizard.
The Wreckers. (1978) The Wizard.
The Swamp Rat. (1972) The Hornet. A young English boy who roamed the Pacific with his pet mongoose Mang..
The Slither. (1978) The Wizard.
The Silent Gunman. (1937) The Skipper.
The Silent School. (1939) The Skipper.
The Desert Fox. (1977) The Wizard.
The Green Crown. (1947) The Rover.
The Green Lizard. (1977) The Wizard. Drawn by Denis McLoughlin.
The Red Reiver. (1977) The Wizard.
The 3 bears. (1960-2001) The Beano. First shown 15.10.1960. Drawn by Leo Baxendale.
Tim Traveller. (2001) The Beano. Drawn by Vic Neill.
Tiny, the world's Biggest Dog. (1978) The Topper.
The Man from USH. (1977) The Wizard.
The Four Marys. (1987) The Bunty.
Toots. (1987) The Bunty.
The Sacred Kaross. (1967) The Victor.
The Leaping Tiger. (1967) The Victor.
The Scarlet Hawk. (1974) The Hotspur.
The Scarlet Lizard. (1967) The Victor.
The Ghost Master of the Fourth. (1939) The Skipper.
Cornet Carmichael. (1968) The Victor.
The Invisible Schoolboy. (1946) The Hotspur. Billy Barnes had disappeared from site when drinking an extra-strong bleaching solution. Place Middleport. Other characters: Ernie Foster and Biffer Dawson.
The Sabre-Toothed Slinker. (1968) The Victor.
The Cop from Kansas. (1934) The Skipper.
The School between the bullets. (1946) The Hotspur. Bat Ross, Joseph Errol and Caleb Kirk are featured in this story where a boy caused a riot as he was neither an Easter or a Wester! The place Silver Valley Arizona.
The bullets of Sniper Dennison. (1968) The Victor.
The Crackaway Twins.
The Nameless Nazi. (1940) The Skipper.
The Winged Horseman. (1931) The Skipper.
Tom, Dick and Sally. (1981) The Beano.
Tommy Ruffhouse. (1931) The Skipper.
The G-Boys (1937) The Skipper.
The Iron Men of the Sea. (1932) The Skipper.
The Bulligan Brothers. (1932) The Skipper.
The McTickles. () Drawn by Vic Neill.
The Paralysing Eye. (1933) The Skipper.
The Red Axeman. (1937) The Skipper.
The Bold Barbarossa. (1937) The Skipper.
The boy who stole Red Circles. (1946) The Hotspur. Greg Deakin, was the main culprit.
Twin Sons of the Gun. (1945) The Hotspur. Con Laramie a famed cattle-man and the Whistling Kid join forces, but for one day only, the venue was the Pitchstone cattle-drive..
Tough Tommy Thumb. (1940) The Skipper.
They say Red Circle dopes for Victory. (1945) The Hotspur. The story of Cripple Dick Archer, Captain of Red Circle. It was sports day and red Circle had 6 records to beat in one day!
Tiger Cubb and Slasher. (1945) The Hotspur. Tiger Cubb was a cheery looking lad on the streets of London, he was accompanied by a pit bull-terrier called Slasher. The date was 1812.
The Talking School on Thunder Rock. (1945) The Hotspur. This is about a school that is ruled by a Mystery voice. It has the character Martin Hawkins and a fishing village on the Cornish coast, St Nare.
Tin Lizzie.
Tommy Ruffhouse, (1931) The Skipper.
Tricky Dicky. (1978) The Topper.(1991) Beezer and Topper. / (1989) The Topper.
Trooper Stan, our potty postman. (1971) The Hotspur.
Trekker of the Terrible Trail. Only the strongest can survive in the african bush and Dick Faber, without food, water or weapons, is already weakened from the battering of the waves!
Tweet William. (1983) Nutty.
Two Bobbs. (1931), The Skipper.
V.
Vestenders. (1989) Topper.
Vengeance on four legs. (1970) The Hornet. Chum is a very clever dog-but is he clever enough to get out of this trap?
Vic of the Velf Patrol. (1931) The Rover.
Vince Owen (1970) The Hornet. A Blind Boxer.
U.
Uncle Windbag, he tells tall stories. (1971) The Hotspur.
Ugg (1970) The Hornet. Ugg was a caveman, he had a friend Sailor Nelson.
Union Jack Jackson. (1980) The Warlord.
W.
Wacky the crackpot inventor. (1983) Nutty.
Wally Brand. (1972) The Rover. Captain and team coach for Midford City.
War Bow. (1977) The Wizard.
Warlord. (1980) The Warlord.
Wee Ben Nevis. () Drawn by Vic Neill.
We've Giants at our school. (1946) The Hotspur. The giants had appeared at Elk Valley school, Elmo the leader from Coyote Canyon had his first meal at Cocklinton Hall, one of the poshest schools in Wyoming. The school started by Roger Pym. The other giants were Gurt, Chad, Starr and Ridd.
Wabits. (1991) Beezer and Topper.
Wolverine. (1980) The Warlord.
Grunter the police hog (1971) The Hotspur.
William Welkins. (1974) The Hornet.
William Wilson. (1974) The Hornet.
Wilson, Maker of Champions. (1983) Spike.
Willie Fixit.
Willie Wallop, The Bowler's Nightmare. (1946) The Hotspur. Willie was a hard-hitting cricketer of Greenford, Canada. Other characters: Mr Binns George Gedd and Sir Sam Wallop Willie's Uncle.
Winker Watson. (1994) The Dandy.
Wishbone Wuzzy. (1936) The Skipper. Allan Morley.
Wily Waykins. (1931) The Rover.
Whirlwind Hawkins. (1937) The Skipper.
Whistling Rufus. (1931) The Rover.
Whizz-Bang Bob. (1933) The Skipper.
Whose hedgehog are you? Sh, it's mine! (1946) The Hotspur. Deakin is jabbed by the spines of a hedgehog.
X.
Y.
Yo-Yo Joe (1933) The Skipper.
Young Starr of the Stages. (1971) The Hotspur.
Young Tomahawk. (1931) The Rover.
Z.
Z- (1941) The Skipper.
Any Numbered Names.
60-Second Dennis. (2010) The Beano. Drawn by Nigel Parkinson.
