See-Saw
IPC · 1976–1977 · 41 issues
About the series
A short-lived but memorable IPC anthology from the mid-1970s, See-Saw ran for 41 issues, offering a mix of adventure, humour, and serialized strips for young readers. Though not as iconic as some of its stablemates, the title is fondly recalled for its eclectic blend of features, including the popular "The Leopard from Lime Street" and "The Kids from St. Duthus," which captured the era's fondness for school and sports stories. Its brief run makes it a distinctive, if niche, piece of IPC's publishing history.
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