The Phantom Viking from Lion & Jet - Compiled and edited by H. C.

The Phantom Viking is a British comic character, appearing in strips published

 by Fleetway Publications. The character's alter-ego was weak-willed school 

teacher Olaf Larsen, who gained the ability to turn into the Phantom Viking 

when he dons a Norse helmet. The character first appeared in the debut 

issue of the short-lived boys' anthology title The Champion on 26 February 1966, 

and continued in Lion when it was merged with Champion a short while later.

Publishing history

The Champion was even less successful than Hurricane, only lasting 15 issues - the

 shortest run of any of the company's weeklies up to that point - before being 

merged into the established Lion, with Nevio Zeccara taking over on art duties 

shortly afterwards.

 The strip would run in the renamed Lion and Champion until 3 August 1968.

 Due to Fleetway's policy of continuing to issue annuals for cancelled titles 

(in order to have as many books as possible on shelves for the lucrative 

Christmas market), parallel to the Lion run further adventures 

(both in picture strip and text stories) appeared in the two Champion Annuals

 issued, and then transferred to the Lion Annual until the 1970 edition, 

despite having finished in the weekly. The character would then make one

 final outing in the 1973 Jet Annual.

Since 2018 the rights to the Fleetway-originated contents

 of The Champion and Lion,  including the Phantom Viking, 

have been owned by Rebellion Developments.

Publication date: 26 February 1966 – 3 August 1968

Creative team

Writer Donne Avenell

Artists José Ortiz, Nevio Zeccara

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_Viking

http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/p/phantvik.htm

Lion and Champion #16 December 1967       Lion and Champion #23 September 1967

   

288 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.

End Of The Line... from Misty (1978) John Richardson & Malcolm Shaw - Compiled by A. Wallace

 End Of The Line...   

 Written by  Malcolm Shaw  , Drawn by  John Richardson

No. 28 (August 12th, 1978)  / No. 42 (December 16th, 1978) 

Episodes: 14

Ann and her mother go to grand opening of new train tunnel where

 her father died in a collapse, as train goes into darkness she sees him 

in rags working with other men, faints and is taken to hospital where 

they dismiss what she saw.

Ann has another nightmare and goes back on Windsor line and 

sees her father again, being beaten.

Ann pulls emergency stop cord and gets in trouble with police and reporters,

 visits friend of her father’s who tells her there was a previous tunnel 

there (Prince Albert Line) that collapsed.

56 pages 

 Material from Misty 

Compiled by A. Wallace 

Vic's Vengeance from Bullet (1976) - Compiled and edited by H. C.

 From the pages of

Bullet #01, (14 February 1976) to #16, (29 May 1976) 

Written by ??

Art by  Richard Jennings

  Vic Mason swore to avenge his father, killed opposing the Dean brothers, leaders of a vicious gang terrorising the East End of London. Patch Burns, a scrap dealer and ex-policeman (with an eye patch) became Vic's ally - he mentored him, helped train him 

and gave survival tips.

51 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.

Billy Binns and his Wonderful Specs from Boy’s World (1963-1964) & Wham! (1964-1965) - Compiled and edited by H. C.

 From the pages of

Boy’s World v1 24, (July 6th, 1963) to v2 40, (October 3rd, 1964) 

 Wham! #01 (June 20th, 1964) to #74  (Nov 13th 1965)

There are also pages published in

Eagle and Boy's World 1st series v15 41 - v1 52 and v16 01

 (10 October 1964- January 1965)

(This last page is not included in this compilation.)

There are other stories published in

- Annual Wham! 1966 

- Annual Wham! & Pow! 1967

- Boy's World Annual 1965 

(Not included in this compilation)

Authors:

Written by George Cowan

Art by Bill Mainwaring

151 Pages

Information provided by Luis Miguel. Thank you.

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.

Robin Hood from D.C. (1955-1957) - Compiled by Voltaire57

   

The first adventures in D.C.

 1. The Blind Bowman  The Brave and the Bold #5   10 pages 04/1956

2. The Battle of Kites  The Brave and the Bold #6   8 pages 06/1956

3. The Forest of Traps  The Brave and the Bold #7   6 pages 08/1956

4. The Challenge of the Grim Jester  The Brave and the Bold #8   8 pages 10/1956

5. Three Arrows Against Doom  The Brave and the Bold #9   8 pages 12/1956

6. Attack of the Sea Raiders  Robin Hood Tales #7   10 pages 01/1957

7. The Knot of Terror  Robin Hood Tales #7   8 pages 01/1957  (Not included in the álbum)

8. King Richard's Iron Mask   Robin Hood Tales #7   6 pages 01/1957  (Not included in the álbum)

9. The King of the Sea The Brave and the Bold #10   8 pages 02/1957

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Thanks to Voltaire 57 for these magnificent albums

ZaZa the Mystic 10-11 (1956) - Complete Series [Charlton Comics Collection]

 Publication Dates: 1956 

L. Miller & Son, 1956 Series

Number of Issues Published: 2 (#1 - #2)

Color: Color Covers; Black and White Interiors

Binding: Saddle-Stitched

Publication Type: magazine

Notes:

Issue and date range to be confirmed. Reprints from US Charlton Comics.

Authors: ??

Charlton Comics Collection

Gauntlet of Fate from Thunder (1970) Compiled and edited by H. C.

From the pages of

 Thunder #1 (October 17th 1970) to #22 (13th March 1971)

IPC, 1970 Series

Authors:

Script: ?

Pencils & Inks: Félix Carrión

87 Pages

Compiled and edited by H. C. 

We thank H. C. for his courtesy in offering our reader 

this magnificent compilation.