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Describes the international popularity of the foreign correspondent known as Tintin created by Hergé otherwise known as George Rémi. Consideration of how the comic strip address politics and business throughout history; Celebration of the 75th birthday of Tintin; Reference to the exhibit 'The Adventures of Tintin at Sea' at the National Maritime Museum in London, England; Focus on the liberalism inherent in the Tintin comics.

Comments on the latest in Japanese comic books called 'shonen-ai' which mean boy-love. How the comic books focus on characters who are homosexual; Details of a comic book called 'Gravitation' about two high-school youths and their efforts to become musicians.

The comic strip 'Seggy's' is presented.

The comic strip "Payne's Grey" is presented.

The comic strip "Payne's Grey" is presented.

Comments on the Scottish comic strips 'Oor Wullie' and 'The Broons,' drawn by Dudley Dexter Watkins, published by DC Thomson of Dundee, and found in the Scottish newspaper the 'Sunday Post.'