Slick Fun

Published by Gerald G. Swan from 1940 to 1945, Slick Fun was a 21-issue British comic that offered lighthearted escapism during the war years. The series featured a rotating team of creators, with writers William Ward, Harry Banger, and John McCail, and artists including Ward, McCail, and Doug West, delivering a mix of humor and adventure strips. It stands as a modest but charming example of wartime British comics, reflecting the era’s appetite for affordable, cheerful entertainment.