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Playhour was a
British children's
comics magazine published by
Amalgamated Press/Fleetway/IPC
between 16
October 1954 and 15
August 1987, a run of approximately...
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notably Capitol and RCA, Everest, Mercury,
Liberty Sunset, and
Cricket Playhour (Pickwick). In 1953 she
reached No. 6 in the UK
Singles Chart, with her...
- short-run
comic strip based on the character, for the children's
magazine Playhour between 1960 and 1961,
drawn by
Gordon Hutchings.
Outside the UK, the show...
- w****ly
feature in the children's
comics TV Toyland,
Playhour, Bonnie, and Playgroup. In
Playhour Gordon Hutchings drew
comic strips based on The Magic...
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created a
number of new
papers for the firm
including Playhour Pictures (soon
after abbreviated to
Playhour),
Valentine and the
teenage girls'
magazine Honey...
- was one of
several artist to draw for Fleetway's children's
magazines Playhour and Jack and Jill.
Among the
series he
worked on were
Freddie Frog, Fun...
- RCA) "The
Story of
Johnny Appleseed"
Cricketone Chorus &
Orchestra and
Playhour Players (1959,
Pickwick International K.M. Corporation) Walt Disney's Snow...
- (1952),
Tiger (1954), and the
young children's
comics Jack and Jill and
Playhour (both 1954).
Another round of
mergers and
cancellations of long-running...
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Tales of the Gold
Monkey and The
Cyclone King for TV Comic, and for Eagle,
Playhour and Look and Learn. Over the
course of the 1950s and 60s his
style became...
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fairy tales by
Edith Mary Bell. She also
contributed to comics,
including Playhour, and to annuals, such as Blackie's Children's
Annual 1934. By the 1960s...
