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 

2000 AD #2101 - #2120 Rebellion

  Publisher:  Rebellion

Publication Dates: 10 October 2001 - present
Number of Issues Published: 1051 (#1263 - #2313)
Color: colour with some stories in black and white; colour cover.
Paper Stock: glossy cover; white interior pages
Binding: Saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Publication Type: magazine
Page: 32        Indicia Frequency: Every Wednesday

Notes

numbering continues from 2000 AD (Egmont Fleetway Ltd, 1996 series) #1204.

Under license from Rebellion.

Merged after #85 into 2000 AD and Starlord
Merged after #126 into 2000 AD and Tornado

Numbering continues with #178 from 2000 AD and Tornado

(IPC, 1979 series) #177

Numbering continues with 2000 AD (Fleetway Publications, 1987 series) 

#536 - #1013

Numbering continues with 2000 AD (Egmont UK, 2000 series) #1014 - #1204

Numbering continues with 2000 AD (Egmont UK, 2000 series) #1205

Numbering continues with 2000 AD (Rebellion, 2001 series) #1263

2000 AD #2101 - #2120  Rebellion

Publication Dates: 03 October 2018 / 27 February 2019

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

Thriller Comics Library.- #104 Musketeers at Bay #105 Captain Kidd of the Spanish Main #106 Robin Hood. The Forest Lord (IPC 1955 Series)

     Thriller Comics Library

Publisher: IPC

Publication Dates: November 1953 - 5 February 1957

Number of Issues Published: 122 (#41 - #162)

Color: Colour cover; black and white interior

Dimensions: Digest

Binding: Squarebound

Publishing Format: was ongoing

Publication Type: magazine 

68 pages   -   Indicia Frequency: The First Thursday in Each Month

Numbering continues from Thriller Comics (IPC, 1951 series) #40

Numbering continues with Thriller Picture Library (IPC, 1957 series) #163

#104 Musketeers at Bay

IPC, Nov 3, 1955  Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :   James E. McConnell (painting)

Script:   Mike Butterworth; Colin Thomas

Pencils & Inks:  Stephen Chapman

#105 Captain Kidd of the Spanish Main

IPC, Nov 3, 1955  Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :    ? (painted)

Script:  ??

Pencils & Inks:  Reg Bunn

#106  Robin Hood . The Forest Lord 

IPC, Nov 3, 1955  Series

Cover/  Pencils & Colors :   Sep E. Scott  (painting)

Script:  James Warner Bellah (original story); Joan Whitford [as Barry Ford] (adaptation)

Pencils & Inks:  H. M. Brock (credited)

Roderick the Hammer

 Robin Hood / comic story / 20 pages

Pencils & Inks:   D. C. Eyles

  

Robin Hood to the Rescue

T Robin Hood / comic story / 22 pages

Pencils & Inks:  Reg Bunn

Lone Avenger

The Three Musketeers / comic story / 21 pages

Pencils & Inks:  Ángel Pardo

Queen Rider from Tammy. A.D. Langholm & Eduardo Feito (1983-1984) - Compiled by A. Wallace

 

Queen Rider

Written by A.D. Langholm, Drawn by Eduardo Feito

Tammy nº 659 (1983-11-12)  /  Tammy nº 672 (1984-02-11)

Bane Wyndham was arriving at

Almonside School in her mother’s

car. It was her third new school

within six months... 

52 pages, 3 covers & 1 publicity announcement

 Material from Tammy  1983-11-12 / 1984-02-11

Tammy 1983-11-05 (Pub)

Compiled by A. Wallace

1776 [Charlton Classics Library] #1 - March 1973 (One-shot) [Charlton Comics Collection]

 Charlton, 1973 Series

Published in English (United States) United States

Publication Dates: (March 1973)

Number of Issues Published: Volume 10, #1

Color: color

Dimensions: standard Silver Age US

Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior

Binding: saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: One-shot 

Publication Type: magazine 

Pages: 36      Indicia Frequency: bimonthly

Issue Notes :

At head of title on cover: "Columbia Pictures presents Jack L. Warner's Production of".

Based on the 1972 film that was in turn based on the 1969 Broadway musical.

Authors:

Cover: photograph

Script:

Joe Gill (adaptation); Sherman Edwards (original play, uncredited); 

Peter Stone (original play, uncredited)

Pencils, Inks & Letters:  

Tony Tallarico