The Dandy #2980

Blinky and his mum huddle against the cold, trying to stay warm—until Blinky spots a group of people in penguin suits and insists they’re real birds. With his trusty sidekick Yellow Dog by his side, Blinky launches into a mission to feed the “penguins,” much to his mum’s bemusement.

Owen Goal’s New Year’s resolution? A fresh haircut and a new team strip—plus brand-new balls to match. Even with all the upgrades, Owen and his team-mates still find themselves on the losing end of the game.

Denzil, Noel, Liam, Jackie, and PC make a quiet break for freedom from school dinners—only to have their escape derailed when Dotty’s shout echoes through the halls, drawing the sharp attention of Miss Truncheon.

A laugh-out-loud spoof of local news, "Dandy Town News" features absurd headlines and reader-submitted antics starring Desperate Dan, Cuddles and Dimples, and Blinky—all illustrated with playful, cartoonish flair. From wild mishaps to silly misunderstandings, each page is a riot of exaggerated mischief, all in true Dandy style.

Percy’s determined to play catch, but his brother Peter has other plans—until their mum’s stern gaze from the window forces a compromise: proper football, no exceptions. As Percy grumbles about being blocked at every turn, their dad finally tells Peter to let him score. But when the ball takes a wild bounce through the window and smashes the china, it’s not just the glass that’s shattered—Percy’s mum is on the warpath with a rolling pin, chasing down both dad and Peter in full pursuit.

Bananaman recruits the clever Crow, the Banana Kid, as his new assistant—only to find his plans upended when the Banana Kid’s quick thinking saves the day at the local pool, impressing Hollywood producer Herman Berman. With the Banana Kid off to stardom, Bananaman is left wondering what to do next, all while a certain crow watches from the shadows.

In this classic Dandy humor strip, Winker Watson and his friends find themselves in a sticky situation after a hearty school dinner leaves them too stuffed to play football against the Oddbods Academy—resulting in a humiliating defeat. When Mr Creep, the headmaster, sacks the beloved cook Mrs Grubsworth and takes over the kitchen with his own "healthy" meals, the boys quickly discover that his cooking is worse than their lunch. With a pocket full of rock-hard food and a plan to fight back, Winker and his pals turn the tables on their rivals—just as the school’s kitchen chaos reaches its peak.