Different strokes from Tammy (1983). Charles Herring & Santiago Hernández - Compiled by A. Wallace

Different strokes

Written by Charles Herring, Drawn by Santiago Hernández

 Material from Tammy  1983-04-23 / 1983-07-02 

33 pages & 2 covers 

Tracy Maine had new neighbours — twins — and they were in her form,
As she was already finding out, 

these twins were not alike in thought or deed. 

When Tracy went next door to invite the girls for tea, she overheard
their parents arguing . . .

Compiled by A. Wallace 

Room for Rosie from Tammy (1983-1984). Alison Christie & Santiago Hernández - Compiled by A. Wallace

 

Room for Rosie 

Written by Alison Christie, Drawn by Santiago Hernández

Tammy 1983-08-13  /  Tammy 1984-01-07 

 (no episodes 12 November to 17 December 1983)

[1983-10-15 issue is missing  ]

Episodes: 16

Everywhere Gran Wheeler goes, so does her beloved pram Rosie 

(from the roses painted on her sides). Rosie is a tough old boneshaker 

with a voluminous capacity, both of which have enabled her to work 

tirelessly at helping people in an assortment of ways as well as being

 perambulator to a few generations of Wheelers.

Gran takes great pride at Rosie being such a toughie and made to last, and n

ot at all like the flimsy contraptions that pass off as modern prams. 

Gran and Rosie have even won a community award for the work 

they have done in helping people..._

NOTE:

It is the Christmas season. This story from Tammy has been chosen to honour the Christmas theme because its last three episodes were especially themed to tie in with Tammy’s (last, as it turned out) Christmas and New Year issues. Accordingly, the story was put on hiatus to return at Christmas...

https://jintycomic.wordpress.com/2018/12/14/room-for-rosie-1983-1984/

Compiled by A. Wallace