A British comic is a publication in the United Kingdom that consists of comic strips, simply known as comics. These anthologies are primarily targeted towards children and are typically released on a weekly basis, although some are published fortnightly or monthly. Some of the most well-known British comics include The Beano, The Dandy, Tiger, Roy of the Rovers, 2000AD and Warlord.
In 1954, Tiger comics introduced the widely popular football strip ‘Roy of the Rovers’, which followed the adventures of Roy Race at Melchester Rovers. The expression “real ‘Roy of the Rovers’ stuff” is frequently used in football commentary to describe exceptional displays of skill or unexpected outcomes. Roy was so beloved that in 1976 he was given his own standalone publication which ran for 17 years. Within these comics, readers can discover fully readable comics, complete stories, features, and articles.
The stories that ran for years and in some cases, decades. Read the full adventures of:- Hot Shot Hamish, Mighty Mouse, Nipper, Skid Solo, Johnny Cougar and many more including over 40 years of Roy Race.
Blogs on the comics, Sign Please from Roy of the Rovers and other non story specefic features and articles that have appeared in comics over the years.
Full issues of the comics from every genre and spanning the decades.
Featuring first and last issues and special anniversary editions of your favourite comics.
All the stories from Roy of the Rovers. Including:- Apprentices, Boy Who Hated Football, Buster’s Ghosts, Dexter’s Dozen, Durrells Palace, Hard Man, Goalkeeper, Kevin’s Chance, Marks Brothers, Safest Hands in Soccer and many more.
All the stories from Tiger. Including:- Death Wish, Paceman, Sintek, Tallon of the Track, Topps on Two Wheels, Tough Game and many more.
Stories from comics as diverse as: 2000AD, Battle, Speed, Scorcher, Wizard and Warlord.