Fleetway Annuals

This material is held atUniversity of Dundee Archive Services

  • Reference
    • GB 254 MS 426/1
  • Dates of Creation
    • 1966-1990
  • Physical Description
    • 1 box

Scope and Content

Battle, Buster, Cheeky, Eagle, Pow!, Roy of the Rovers, Speed, Tiger, Whizzer and Chips, and Whoopee! Annuals /1 Battle Annual (1983) Fleetway, year scored out on cover /2 Battle Action Force Annual (1986) Fleetway /3 Battle Action Force Annual (1987) Fleetway /4 Battle Annual (1988) Fleetway /5 Battle with Storm Force Annual (1989) Fleetway /6 Buster Annual (1977) Fleetway, paperback /7 Buster Annual (1982) Fleetway /8 Cheeky Annual (1984) Fleetway /9 Eagle Annual (1984) Fleetway /10 Eagle Annual (1985) Fleetway /11 Eagle Annual (1988) Fleetway /12 Eagle Annual (1989) Fleetway /13 Eagle Annual (1990) Fleetway /14 Pow! Annual (1971) Odhams Books, Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited printed in Great Britain by Fleetway /15 Roy of the Rovers Annual (1987) Fleetway /16 Speed Annual (1981) Fleetway /17 Tiger Roy of the Rovers Annual (1966) Fleetway /18 Tiger Annual (1973) Fleetway with Sports Quiz insert /19 Tiger Annual (1974) Fleetway /20 Tiger Annual (1984) Fleetway /21 Tiger Annual (1985) Fleetway /22 Whizzer and Chips Annual (1989) Fleetway /23 Whoopee! Annual (1975) Fleetway /24 Whoopee! Annual (1980) Fleetway

Arrangement

Usually chronological within series.

Access Information

Open for consultation subject to preservation requirements. Access must also conform to the restrictions of the Data Protection Act (2018), General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, 2018) and any other relevant legislation or restrictions. Clinical information is closed for 100 years.

Archivist's Note

Description compiled by Hailey Austin 13/05/2019

Conditions Governing Use

Reproduction is available subject to preservation requirements. Charges may be made for this service, and copyright and other restrictions may apply; please check with the Duty Archivist.

Custodial History

Hailey Austin, Dundee Comics PhD student, saw on Twitter that he was wanting to find a home for the comics. He stored his comics in his parents' attic for many years and did not want to bin them. There are some useful science fiction comics and early Charley's War material that can be used in teaching.

Accruals

Not expected

Additional Information

Published