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Tom Lavery drew the Broons and Oor Wullie in the 70s - I liked his work. He also drew Fred The Flop in...? (Buzz I think then Topper and Buzz).

If you are a Dennis the Menace fan and love the spiky-haired tearaway and his faithful hound Gnasher, this is the perfect notebook for you. Dennis the Menace made his first appearance in 'The Beano' on 17 March 1951. Readers continue to love his disgracefully naughty behaviour and his downright cheekiness, and some of these moments are captured in the notebook. The cover image of Denis's lenticular is made from three images of Dennis that tell a short story: Dennis smiles innocently, then puts a tomato in his catapult and snaps the catapult to splat the tomato, with a huge grin on his face! Inside the notebook, the left-hand pages of the smooth creamy paper are printed with a grid of blue checks, and each right-hand page shows an amusing scene and caption from a typical day's menacing in the life of Dennis and Gnasher. ideal for notes and School, in the office or at home, and guaranteed to make you laugh throughout the day, the is a notebook for Dennis the Menace fans of every age.

If you are a Desperate Dan fan, or know one, this is the perfect notebook for you to enjoy or give as a gift. Desperate Dan, the roughest, toughest cowboy in the West and so strong he is almost a force of nature, made his first appearance in the number one issue of 'The Dandy' comic on 4 December 1937. He has been in every issue since then - an amazing record. Yet it is not his strength alone that makes Dan so endearing and enduring a character - there is also a heart of gold beating in his great barrel chest. The cover image of Desperate Dan's lenticular consists of three images of Dan that tell a short story: Korky the Cat gives Dan a gift-wrapped present containing a box that he opens to find a boxing glove that shoots out and punches him in the jaw! Inside the notebook, the left-hand pages of the smooth creamy paper are printed with a grid of blue checks, and each right-hand page has a Desperate Dan comic strip from start to finish. The Comic strips featured show Dan's home town of Cactusville. Ideal for notes at school, in the office or at home, and guaranteed to make you laugh throughout the day, this is a notebook for Dan fans of every age.

Peter Gray wrote:Can anyone put up please..
an example of a Oor Wullie and The Broons from the 70's..

Peter Gray wrote:It looks very good...so a good artist after Dudley..thanks for the scans..now to wait for the special 70's book..