Fresh Fun

A long-running British comic from Gerald G. Swan, Fresh Fun delivered 37 issues of lighthearted, all-ages humor from 1940 to 1951. The series was primarily the work of a tight-knit trio—Harry Banger, Jock McCail, and William Ward—who wrote and drew its cheerful, gag-driven pages. It stands as a reliable example of wartime and postwar British weekly comics, offering a consistent dose of escapist fun from creators who defined the house style of Swan's line.