GIRLS COMICS

[Old Forum Fella]

Why is it so hard to obtain girls comics from the late 60s to the early 70s ? I cant seem to find them anywhere. I have been on so many sites and no luck. All the boys comics are around, can it be u guys treasured your comics far more than us girls did.

Originally posted by Yvonne on the old forum on 21/10/2003

[Old Forum Fella]

Hi Yvonne, please contact Ken or Robin at The Book Palace....we have a fair stock of 'Girl's comics. Perhaps you would like to view our site - 'www.bookpalace.com' Just call on 0208-768-0022 (m-f ; 1000 - 1800) Happy hunting....cheers...ken

Originally posted by Anonymous on the old forum on 22/10/2003

[Old Forum Fella]

Thanks Ken, will do I have been on your web site but didnt find the comics I wanted but I will phone to see what you have there. Yvonne

Originally posted by Yvonne on the old forum on 22/10/2003

[Old Forum Fella]

t is true boys are collectors.Football cards ,toy cars you name it we collected it

Originally posted by Brisey on the old forum on 22/10/2003

[Old Forum Fella]

Hi Brisey Looks like you were the sensible ones all I keep thinking if only I had kept this and that ahhh well you live and learn.

Originally posted by Yvonne on the old forum on 23/10/2003

[Old Forum Fella]

You see, boys ARE better!

I don't see that many british comics at boot fairs (opportunists hoover them up to sell on the internet usally) but I've never seen a Girls comic at a boot fair, though my friend got a Mandy once, exciting huh?

Anyway, good luck with the search, the latest issue of Solar Wind (a spoof british kids comic) is half devoted to girls comics this issue, we have strips like Pauline the Punk princess, Enid Foulbroom - Puritan Hunter, Suzie the Sleuth, Cahrlotte's War, Zoe Biddle - Wheelchair Ballerina and more. We may be doing further issues of 'Sunny for Girls' if there is enough interest.

Cheers!

Originally posted by Paulvonscott on the old forum on 03/11/2003