OOR WULLIE & THE BROONS: Thon's Entertainment!

It didn't take long for The Broons and Oor Wullie to prove they were Scotland's top entertainers when they debuted in DC Thomson's Fun Section in The Sunday Post in 1936, cementing their place in comic history. Here is a fabulous celebration of Scotland's favourite son and the happy family delivering smiles and laughter to the nation in these thespian-themed funnies, cocked-up concerts, televisual trials, and diabolical dramas. This big new selection is of some of the best comic strips featuring Oor Wullie's wily westie, wee Harry, and Auchenshoogle's very own laughing policeman PC Murdoch. One strip per huge page beginning with 'When Wullie Has to Act the Dragon' you bet your boots the tale keeps waggin'. Daph thinks this dancer knows his onions - until he tramples on her bunions! Grandpa, Aunt Aggie and her parrot, Paw wishing he hadnae crossed this guid magician, a ringside seat to a clown, dreams of the silver screen, nostalgia and laughs galore. This family has been acting up for years! 23 x 30.5cm, 144 pages of cartoons, coloured endpapers.