Victor Comic was first published by D.C. Thomson in 1961 and had a long publishing life of over 30 years. Victor comic was one of the major "new style" comics launched by DC Thomson and featured many popular strips such as Braddock V.C. In particular, Each week the front and back covers carried a story a campaign, or how a medal had been won by British or Commonwealth forces during the First World War or the Second World War.
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VICTOR COMIC 1961
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VICTOR ISSUES AVAILABLE FROM THESE YEARS
| 1961 | 1962 | 1963 | 1964 | 1965 | 1966 | 1967 |
| Fine £24.95 | Victor Comic Issue 32 30th September 1961
Front and back covers "Two V.C.s for the XE3" July 1945 midget sub XE3 Lt Ian Fraser / Leading Seaman Magennis VCs Johnny Appleseed, Gorgeous Gus, The School Beside The Scaffold, The Menace in Pit 19, When He Was A Boy - Stanley Baxter, Braddock V.C. , Gypsy Jem, The Forgotten Fourteenth Spywatcher (text) |
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| OUT OF STOCK | Victor Comic Issue 33 7th October 1961
Front and back covers "Desert Rescue" November 23rd 1943 Western Desert near Torbruk Kings Dragoon Guards. Capt Gardner VC Johnny Appleseed, Gorgeous Gus, The Menace in Pit 19, When He Was A Boy - Billy McNeill (Celtic), Gypsy Jem, Braddock V.C. , The School Beside The Scaffold, The Forgotten Fourteenth Spywatcher (text) |
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| Fine £24.95 | Victor Comic Issue 44 23rd December 1961
1st Christmas Issue Front and back covers "The Battle of Boxing Day" Boxing Day 1943 Scharnhorst sinking Return of the Wonder Man, The Flaming Vulture, Ticker Turner, The Cap That Carlo Wore, When He Was A Boy - Denis Law, Grappler Grant, Braddock V.C. , Keepers of the Sun Stone, The Secret Quest of Tiger Shaw Smiling Morn (text) Grimstone Track (text) |
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that some of these issues have a pencil (sometimes pen ) name or address
on them which is usually on the top front or back cover nargin. This would
have been marked on by the original newsagent.
This comic was a typical British comic. As usual there is alittle discolouring to the paper over the years and minor little folds etc to the edges of the paper on some comics. All comics have all however been stored flat over the years and unless noted otherwise are in VG condition (or slightly better). Please note that unless stated otherwise that any free gifts advertised with the comics are not there. They are long gone to wherever these items go to. COVER DATES ON BRITISH COMICS Please note that the cover dates on British weekly comics (as with most weekly magazines/periodicals) IS USUALLY NOT THE DATE that the comic was for sale on, but the date usually for Saturday at the end of the week of publication. This was done to give newsagents some time to sell the comic before it was out of date. Most British comics state cleary what day they actually went on sale and this can be seen clearly from the scans. If you are buying comics for a Birthday or Anniversary gift then it is better to be buying for a specific week rather than an actual date as this in many cases will not be a published date. |
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