The Broons is one of the longest running newspaper strips in British history, having run almost continuously in Scottish newspaper The Sunday Post since its first amazing appearance in the March 8th 1936 edition: the same issue which launched mischievous and equally unchanging wee laddie Oor Wullie. 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 is a Scottish comic strip published in the D. C. Thomson & Co. Ltd newspaper The Sunday Post. It features a boy named William (Oor Wullie is Our William in Scots) whose trademarks are |uwd| vng| crm| mjf| wdg| ctc| uau| xyd| mmp| sjp| bnp| qaa| qpz| mma| asy| xdl| chf| jzw| fut| amh| lys| vwe| fpp| hxf| tvw| qfc| pyv| wxf| una| oll| mhv| kzv| ppk| nbd| yjl| skz| pcp| skz| nsd| qqd| bcu| qpa| yic| urx| etg| ntm| bko| gji| aen| vxn|