No. 10

A long-running series from Beaverbrook, No. 10 launched in 1973 with a single issue. It is a historical-political comic centered on the British Prime Minister’s residence at 10 Downing Street, exploring the lives and decisions of those who have occupied the office. The series is most associated with its creator, who crafted a unique blend of factual biography and dramatic storytelling. Its significance lies in being an early example of a mature, non-superhero comic from a Canadian publisher, offering a thoughtful look at leadership and governance.