Judy for Girls

A long-running British girls' comic from D.C. Thomson, Judy for Girls ran from 1962 to 1993, offering a mix of serialized stories, picture strips, and features. Primarily known for its photorealistic covers and interior art, the series is most associated with the moody, expressive work of frequent artist Sean Phillips, who contributed to its later years. It matters as a staple of the UK's post-war girls' comics market, reflecting the evolving tastes and interests of its young readership across three decades.