1989 Annual Dandy
By Incorporated John Wiley & Sons
What happens when Britain’s cheekiest comic characters swap scrapes for puzzles, jokes and unexpected trouble?
funny · mischievous · colourful · nostalgic
Genres
What is 1989 Annual Dandy about?
Step into the wonderfully silly world of The Dandy with this classic annual packed with comic-strip fun. Desperate Dan, Beryl the Peril, Korky the Cat and other favourite characters get into all kinds of scrapes, schemes and ridiculous adventures. Alongside colourful stories are puzzles, jokes, games and lively illustrations to enjoy. With its mischievous humour and fast-moving antics, this vintage annual offers a cheerful snapshot of British comics from the late 1980s.
About the author
John Wiley & Sons is a well-known publishing company that creates books for learning, discovery and professional skills. It publishes the popular For Dummies series, which explains big ideas in a friendly, simple way. Wiley also makes books about science, technology, business and many other subjects, helping readers learn something new every day.
Pages
140 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2000
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