Okay Comics Weekly

A short-lived British weekly from T. V. Boardman, Okay Comics Weekly ran for 25 issues between 1937 and 1938, anchored by the prolific Bud Fisher, who served as both its most frequent writer and artist. While the series is primarily remembered as a showcase for Fisher’s popular newspaper strip Mutt and Jeff, it offered a mix of humor and adventure features typical of the era. Its significance lies in its role as a transitional British comic, bridging the pre-war reprint-heavy periodicals with the original content that would define the medium in the following decades.