Jimpy Daily Mirror's (Complete Collection 1946 to 1952) - Hugh McClelland

 Jimpy was a short-lived British fantasy cartoon strip about a wizard

 that ran in the Daily Mirror from 1946 to 1952. 

Jimpy's creator was Hugh McClelland. 6th December 1947.

HUGH MCCLELLAND, who was born in South Africa in 1912, is the man who brings to the

SUPER COMIC readers the escapades of Jimpy. He lived in South Africa until 1924, when he went to England to commence a career as a cartoonist. Not long after his arrival he began to gather information about Jimpy, and although he served with the Royal Air Force during the war he managed to draw some of Jimpy's adventures. 

Jimpy was a short-lived British fantasy strip for children that ran in the Daily Mirror from 1946 and folded in 1952. Maurice Horn (World Encyclopedia of Comics) believes it may have been a victim of opinion polls which consistently gave Jimpy a low rating but failed to ask children, its target audience.

For those who do not know Jimpy's life story, Mr McClelland says Jimpy is a little boy who failed to pass his examinations in magic at the Royal College of Magic. Although Jimpy realised that he was not a fully qualified magician and he was not at all reliable with his magic, he decided to go into the world and seek his fortune as a magician.

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