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A Lotto occurs as British children's comic published by D. C. Thomson & Co. Ltd which was first issued on 26 July 1938 (dated 30 July). A present editor is Euan Kerr, who has been therein role since 1984.

There own been many long-heading strips above a years. A longest-heading strip in the comedian as of 2005 is "Dennis the Menace and Gnasher", which first appeared (under a title of "Dennis the Menace") inside 1951. More notable strips include "The Bash Street Kids", "Minnie the Minx", and "Roger the Dodger". "Lord Snooty" appeared inside a very number one issue, however disappeared from either the comedian in 1990.

There are frequent fictional crossovers between the strips, using virtually all of the characters sleep in the fictitious town of Beanotown.

The foremost issue of The Keno sold for £12,10In 16 March 2004, which was at the period the greatest price ever invite a British risible at an auction.

List of Beano comic strips
Current strips
Ball Boy The Bash Street Kids Bash Street Kids - Singled Out Bea Billy Whizz Calamity James Colin the Vet Crazy for Daisy Dennis the Menace and Gnasher Derek the Sheep (occasionally) Freddie Fear Son of a Witch Gordon Bennett Gnasher and Gnipper Ivy the Terrible Les Pretend He's Round a Bend/a Little Child by owning the Large Imagination (now and again) Little Plum Minnie the Minx The Numskulls (from A Beezer) Robbie Rebel Nobody Tells Him What to Do! Roger the Dodger

Past strips
2-Gun Tony The King Street Cowboy Alf Wit The Ancient Brit Baby Face Finlayson The Cutest Bandit in the West!/The Cutest Brigand Around The Belles of St. Lemons Biffo the Bear (later abbreviated to "Biffo") Big Eggo Big Fat Joe Billy the Cat and Katie (originally just "Billy the Cat") Black Bun Brave Captain Kipper Camp Cosmos Chip the Stone Age Boy Cocky Dick He's Smart & Slick Colonel Crackpot's Circus Come to Beanotown The Country Cuzzins - a class action of hillbillys, similar to The Bash Street Kids, plus the goat Christmas Carole Danny on a Dolphin Danny's Nanny Dean's Dino Ding-Dong Belle Dog's Breakfast T.V. Dr Beastly's Tales of the Slightly Unpleasant Emlyn the Gremlin Even Steven He's Out for Revenge The Fix-It Twins Freddy Flipper-Feet General Jumbo ("Admiral Jumbo" for a while) The Germs with Ill Will Gnasher's Tale Go, Granny, Go! Good King Coke He's Stoney Broke Gordon Gnome Grandpa Hairy Dan Handy Sandy Hard-Nut the Nigger Have a Go Jo Helpful Henry Hot Foot Hugh Dunnit Inspector Horse and Jocky The Iron Fish Jack Flash Jacky Daw with Maw and Paw Jimmy and his Magic Patch Jinx - a boarding school girl world health organization jinxes all about she is taking part within, likewise to Jonah Joe Jitsu Joe King Johnny Hawk Jonah Karate Sid Kat and Kanary Little Monkey Little Nell and Peter Pell Lord Snooty The Magic Lollipops Matt Hatter Maxy's Taxi The McTickles Minder Bird Multy the Millionaire The Nibblers Number 13 Pansy Potter The Strongman's Daughter Peter the Penguin Phone-a-Fiend Ping the Elastic Man Polly Wolly Doodle And Her Great Large Poodle Prince Whoopee Punch and Jimmy - two belligerent brothers Pup Parade The Q-Bikes Rasher Richard the Lion Ricky Grainger He Laughs at Danger Rip Van Wink He's 700 years old! Sammy Shrinko The Shipwrecked Circus Simply Smiffy Smart Alec Smudge The Sort Out Squad Space Kidette Splodge The Naughtiest, Cleverest (he thinks) Goblin in Beanotown Woods (from either A Topper) Sticky Willie Swanky Lanky Liz Sweet Sue Sydd The Three Bears Tim Traveller Tin-Can Tommy The Clockwork Boy Tom, Dick and Sally Trash Can Ally Tricky Dicky (from The Topper) Uncle Windbag He Tells Tall Tales Vic Volcano Wavy Davy and his Navy Wee Ben Nevis Wee Peem Whoopee Hank The Slap-Dash Sheriff Winnie the Witch The Yeti with Betty Zap Zodiac

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