This week’s BEANO, out now, kicks off its countdown to the World Cup with the first episode of a “Beano All-Stars” tale from writer Nigel Auchterlounie, drawn by Nigel Parkinson and coloured by Nika ...

RUGBY superstar Jason Robinson retains the compact powerhouse build which made him one of the fastest players of all time. Jason was nicknamed ‘Billy Whizz’ after a character in the Beano Comic. His ...

Just about everyone has something they collect. Maybe it’s action figures from a movie they like, first editions of a book ...

Peter Hansen began reading comics as a boy in Byker and grew his collection into one of the largest in the country Many ...

Nicola Sturgeon, crime specialist Professor Sue Black and the Beano are among the big names at this year’s Dundee Book ...

Beano returns to Kingsway as DC Thomson brings its production fully in-house. Gareth Whelan: “Bringing Beano’s print operations back to Dundee is a significant moment for us.” Photograph: Covers ...

This week, Dennis The Menace turned 75. But did you know that his ‘cousin’ - and a whole host of other Beano favourites, were created by a Preston man? Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...

TODAY marks the 75th anniversary of the first appearance of Dennis the Menace in long-running children’s comic The Beano. Famed for his wild black hair, red-and-black striped jumper, wiry-haired pet ...

Harry Styles, Claudia Winkleman, King Charles and Angry Ginge have been reimagined as 10-year-olds to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Dennis The Menace. They all appear in a special commemorative ...

Today marks the 75th birthday of Dennis the Menace, and he’s celebrating by throwing the biggest bash Beanotown has ever seen. To mark the milestone, The Beano, which has sold over 2 billion copies ...

The UK kids enjoying comics are key to unlocking grand ambition for the domestic industry, according to one analyst. At comics shop Forbidden Planet in Wolverhampton, something is happening. For years ...

Beano Comic No 1 (1938). Introducing Big Eggo, Lord Snooty and His Pals, Morgyn the Mighty and Tin-Can Tommy. Reprints have removed the controversial contemporary stereotype character featured in the ...