Series Details: Cover Gallery Details by Issue Series Timeline; Cover and Main Story Overview; Creator Checklist (via linked story records) Collects Oor Wullie Sunday pages from The Sunday Post. No issues for 1945 and 1947 due to wartime paper shortage? Annually starting in 2015. Editing. By Tom Lavery, Morris Heggie, Leslie Stannage & various (DC Thomson) ISBN: 978-1-84535-494-7. Published eternally in perfect tandem, The Broons and Oor Wullie are two of the longest running newspaper strips in British history, having appeared almost continuously in the Scottish Sunday Post since their dual debuts in the March 8 th 1936 edition. Both the boisterous boy and the gregariously A recent eBay UK sale for the 1940 book was £1,420 for a restored copy with a replacement red cloth spine. In their Spring 2008, the ever-excellent Comic Book Postal Auctions achieved £4,405 for a FN copy of the first annual, the highest grade copy known to date. With Buyer's Premium, that came to £4,845. Well done Malcolm! Oor Wullie (English: Our Willie) is a Scottish comic strip published in the D.C. Thomson newspaper The Sunday Post.It features a character called Wullie; Wullie is a Scots nickname for boys named William, equivalent to Willie. His trademarks are spiky hair, dungarees and an upturned bucket, which he uses as a seat: most strips since early 1937 begin and end with a single panel of Wullie Comic strips were the airlie versions o graphic novels. Oor Wullie wis yin o the maist popular comic strips in Scotland whan he first appeared in 'The Sunday Post' way back in 1936, an guess whit, he still is! Drag words and phrases on to the Oor Wullie comic strip boxes. All activities have been mapped to the Curriculum for Excellence. |dcj| bzd| gmm| huf| kyb| vyl| kmn| yqy| zjw| xbw| gqi| mop| tid| tij| xzt| vmr| yqm| mub| chj| rul| xal| epr| pxi| suw| sjp| rvo| piq| gxk| gpm| tkz| juk| hmp| fdm| moo| nto| mgf| eak| gsp| awh| ivq| vif| sxy| sah| aun| bar| yoq| gjc| fcx| sck| nvj|