1972 No.11, 1980 No.11 and 1971 No.27 (Full Issues)...

Here are this weeks pair, No.11 from 1972 and then forward 8 years exactly to get No.11 from 1980, which was provided by Dan.  Also a bonus, on compiling the first two Follyfoot stories it came to my attention that the Follyfoot strip in issue 1971/27 had been turned to B&W, so I asked Dan to send me a colour one, only to find that the full issue does have a colour strip!  Anyways the scan he sent me is better so I have replaced the strip in both versions, you can get them below too.  From now on clicking the covers will take you to the relevant year on the checklist site, you can get the issues from there.

11th March 1972 - No.11 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Spencer Banks and Cheryl Burfield by Mke Noble.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), On the Buses (Harry North), Freewheelers (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Catweazle (Gerry Embleton), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Fenn Street Gang (Unknown) and Timeslip (Unknown).

8th March 1980 - No.11 (Full Issue)

Cover: Queen by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: The Benny Hill Page (Bill Titcombe), Sapphire and Steel (Arthur Ranson), Worzel Gummidge (Mike Noble), Meet the Smurfs! (Peyo), Charlie's Angels (Jim Baikie), Battlestar Galactica (Martin Asbury) and Mork & Mindy (Bill Titcombe).

10th July 1971 - No.27 (Full Issue Updated)

Cover:  Gillian Blake and Steve Hodson.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), Timeslip (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Unknown) and Causeway to Fear introduced by Roger Moore (Unknown).

Strip only issue (Updated)

New Look-out checklist site...

It has always been my hope to get another checklist site up and running, but finding free webspace is difficult now, but I came across a site called Weebly, which although doesn't let you upload frontpage-made pages, is not to difficult to use.  A lot easier than WIX, which I did try some months ago.  I have been beavering away and the first few pages are ready for you to access.  You can get 1971 (all issues in full, and a strip only annual), 1972 (full issues up to date the rest strip only) and 1980 (full issues up to date, and most other issues in strip only form).  The basic version of Weebly enables me to do what I need to but doesn't look that amazing, I hope you enjoy seeing the issues build up and that it makes life easier as far as getting the issues downloaded.  I will of course add the other years in due course and hopefully links to get other stuff like The Whole Story.

THE LOOK-OUT CHECKLIST SITE

1972 No.10 and 1980 No.18 (Full issues)...

Here are another two, we have 1972 - No.11 and as for 1980, we move on a bit as i'm waiting on Dan to see if he can help on a couple of the prior issues, anyways, here is the next full issue I have, it's No.18...

4th March 1972 - No.10 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Kenny Lynch and Harry Fowler by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), On the Buses (Harry North), Freewheelers (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Catweazle (Gerry Embleton), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Fenn Street Gang (Unknown) and Timeslip (Unknown).

26th April 1980 - No.18 (Full Issue)

Cover: The Nolans by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: The Benny Hill Page (Bill Titcombe), Sapphire and Steel (Arthur Ranson), Worzel Gummidge (Mike Noble), Meet the Smurfs! (Peyo), Charlie's Angels (Jim Baikie), Battlestar Galactica (Martin Asbury) and Mork & Mindy (Bill Titcombe).

The Whole Story....Follyfoot Stories 1 &2...

One of the most popular strips ever in Look-in was Follyfoot, the series based on the book 'Cobblers Dream' by Monica Dickens which tells the story of Dora, a girl who goes to live with her uncle for the summer, who on being introduce to his horse farm, falls in love with it and decides to make a life there.  Dora Maddocks played by Gillian Blake, meets Steve  Ross (Steve Hodson) and forms an emotional attachment to him, and so she invites him to work at the farm, already working at the farm are lovable rogues Ron Stryker (Christian Rodska) and Slugger Jones (Arthur English), the other main character is Dora's aforementioned uncle Colonel Geoffrey Maddocks (Desmond Llewellyn).

The series was so popular it became one of Look-in's longest running strips and also got it's own Look-in special.

Here for you now is the whole story month by month in full strips...

Story 1 - The Dancer

Story: Angus P Allan

Art: Mike Noble

n.b. Story one pages read right across the centre of the issues, click picture for readable smaller strips that you can read with CDisplay or HERE for larger scans.

Story 1 - The Race

Story: Angus P Allan

Art: Mike Noble

1974 No.48 (Strips) and 1972 No.9, 1980 No.10 (full issues)...

Bonus week again,  with an extra strip only issue which is No.48 from 1974.  To go with that there is 1972 No.9 and 1980 No.10 for which I had the usual help from Dan with.  Join me in a few days time for the first of the next 'Whole Story' series which will be Follyfoot...

26th February 1972 - No.9 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Curtis Arden, Frederick Jaeger and Elizabeth Robillard  by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), On the Buses (Harry North), Freewheelers (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Catweazle (Gerry Embleton), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Fenn Street Gang (Unknown) and Timeslip (Unknown).

1st March 1980 - No.10 (Full Issue)

Cover: John Fowler, David Swift and Daniel Murray by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: The Benny Hill Page (Bill Titcombe), Sapphire and Steel (Arthur Ranson), Worzel Gummidge (Mike Noble), Meet the Smurfs! (Peyo), Charlie's Angels (Jim Baikie), Battlestar Galactica (Martin Asbury) and Mind Your Language (Bill Titcombe).

7th December 1974 No.48 (Strips Only)

Cover: Gary Glitter by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Michael Bentine's Potty Time (Arthur Ranson), The Adventures of Black Beauty (Mike Noble), The Tomorrow People (John M. Burns), Doctor at Sea (John Cooper), Kung Fu (Martin Asbury) and Bless this House (Alan Parry).

1972 No.8 and 1980 No.9 (full issues)...

Next  two are No.8 from 1972 and No.9 from 1980.  Thanks again to Dan for help on the 1980 issue...

 

19th February 1972 - No.8 (Full Issue)

Cover:  Peter Cleall and David Barry by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: Crowther in Trouble (Tom Kerr), On the Buses (Harry North), Freewheelers (Unknown), Please Sir! (Graham Allen), Catweazle (Gerry Embleton), Follyfoot (Mike Noble), The Fenn Street Gang (Unknown) and Timeslip (Unknown).

23rd February 1980 - No.9 (Full Issue)

Cover: David Doyle, Shelley Hack, Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd by Arnaldo Putzu.

Strips: The Benny Hill Page (Bill Titcombe), Sapphire and Steel (Arthur Ranson), Worzel Gummidge (Mike Noble), Meet the Smurfs! (Peyo), Charlie's Angels (Jim Baikie), Battlestar Galactica (Martin Asbury) and Mind Your Language (Bill Titcombe).