Valiant and TV21 #16th June 1973
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1973 issue of Valiant and TV21, a mix-up with a mysterious sack leads to chaos when Bunter accidentally swaps it with the one meant for Mr. Quelch’s garden—only to discover it’s full of reptiles and insects destined for the zoo. With Reg Parlett handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with the kind of wry humor and slapstick timing that defined the era, while Mike Western’s cover captures the absurd tension in a single, dynamic image.
Tubby tries his hand at archery under the guidance of a self-proclaimed expert, only to send his arrow wildly off course. When his friend boasts about never missing, the man Tubby accidentally hit steps in — and the archer finds himself on the receiving end of a surprise.
When Billy Bunter stumbles upon a mysterious sack meant for Mr. Quelch’s brother, he’s quick to steal it—only to realize too late he’s swapped it with the wrong one. Now, with a sack full of squirming reptiles and insects, Bunter’s prank spirals into chaos as he flees from the furious Mr. Quelch’s brother and a very confused Jones Minor, who’s not quite sure what’s going on—except that it involves a van, a lot of shouting, and a whole lot of unexpected bumps.
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Reprinted in Star Trek: The Classic UK Comics #3 (2017)
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