A list of stories published in the Amalgamated Press/Fleetway Publications/IPC Magazines weekly boys' comic "Tiger" between 1954 and 1985.
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Published: 29 February to 26 December 1964
Artist: Ron Clarke
Achtung! It's Messy Schmidt.
The misadventures of a Luftwaffe pilot who maintains an upbeat demeanour despite crashing every single plane he sits in, to the fury of commanding of officer von Spotz.
Published: 20 September 1975 to 12 December 1976
Writer: Scott Goodall
Artist: James Bleach
The Amazing Exploits of Tornado Jones.
Australian daredevil 'Tornado' Jones attempts numerous high-publicity stunts.
Published: 15 June 1964 to 8 May 1965
Artist: Joe Colquhoun
Art King.
Art King's prowess in motorcycle road racing soon earns him the nickname 'Knight Rider'.
Published: occasional from 12 September 1970
Artist: Norman Mansbridge
Autograph Albert.
An enthusiastic schoolboy will stop at nothing to get the autographs of famous sports stars – and usually ends up infuriating his idols as a result.
Published: 6 December 1969 to 25 November 1972
Artist: James Bleach
The Barbed Wire XI.
After Nazis use a secret complex of underground tunnels to kidnap key scientists a top-secret unit of 11 hardened Commandos is put together to rescue them.
Published: 19 March to 25 June 1966
The Battling Birdmen.
During World War II, Petty Officer Pete Parsons and gunner Tug Wilson battle Germans from a northern Fleet Air Arm airbase. Despite using a Blackburn Roc, the pair experience considerable success.
Published: 2 July to 5 November 1966
Battler Britton.
The adventures of a World War II British fighter ace.
Published: 21 April to 9 Jun 1956
Writer: Edward Home-Gall
The Battling Lumberjack.
Canadian woodcutter Ben Beaver works his way through regional boxing rivals as he aims to become a prizefighter.
Published: 21 April 1956 to 10 January 1959
Writer: Frank S. Pepper (under the pseudonym Hal Wilton)
Illustrator: R. Simmons
Biff Bailey – Fighting Fury.
With help from his manager Terry Watts, British boxer Biff Bailey becomes a star heavyweight in America.
Published: 6 June to 17 October 1959
Writer: Frank Winsor
Big-Hit Briscoe.
Bill Briscoe tries to balance his ambition of becoming a first-class cricketer for Lentshire with his day job working on a construction site.
Published: 8 November 1969 to 12 September 1970
Artist: Denis McLoughlin
Big-Hit Swift.
After an accident injures several members of Midshire's cricket team on a tour of Australia, holidaying amateur player Barry Swift gets a dream opportunity.
Published: 9 April 1960 to 21 February 1961
Artists: Reg Bunn, Graham Coton
Bill and Chris Burnett.
Brothers, racers and engineers Bill and Chris Burnett build a sports car special in their garage and enter it in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Published: 23 December 1961 to 8 September 1962, 1 December 1962 to 13 July 1963
Artist: Frank Purcell
Billy's Boots.
Billy gets a pair of technologically advanced football boots that turn him into a star player.
Published: 12 October 1974 to 30 March 1985
Writer: Fred Baker
Artist: John Gillatt
Billy's Boots.
After discovering the ancient boots of former footballer Charles 'Dead Shot' Keen, young Billy Dane finds himself playing with the skill of the late England International.
Published: 2 July 1966 to 7 October 1967
Artists: Eric Bradbury, John Gillatt
The Black Archer.
Clumsy TV reporter Clem Macey leads a double-life as the costumed crimefighter called the Black Archer.
Published: 5 April to 10 May 1969
Artist: Sandy James
Black Patch the Wonder Horse.
Stable boy Davey Tyler buys a fast horse called Black Patch from a mysterious gypsy, and plans to use the steed as a champion racer and save Garsdale Racing Stables from financial trouble.
Published: 25 June to 3 September 1966
Artist: Alberto Giolitti
Blood Knife.
Comanche warrior Blood Knife accidentally strays into a valley terrorised by prehistoric monsters. He vows to defend the people of the lost civilisation.
Published: 18 June 1960 to 14 January 1961, 20 November 1965 to 18 June 1966 (reprints), 2 March to 20 April 1968 (reprints)
Artists: Geoff Campion, Eric Bradbury, Don Lawrence, Ted Kearon
Brad Nolan.
Cowboy Brad Nolan seems to have his nascent boxing career ruined when jealous Cy Baxter causes him to break his arm at the ranch. Nolan's boss, former fighter Jake Maddock, warns him he will never fight again but Nolan remains determined to seek out his dream.
Published: 11 September 1954 to 30 April 1955
Writer: Richard Haywood
Bulldog Bryant.
Freelance adventurer and pilot Bulldog Bryant gets into adventures, aided by chum Steve Martin.
Published: 7 February 1970 to 9 October 1971
Carr Street United.
In the rundown northern industrial town of Checkley, Tom Brown recruits friends and neighbours to put together a football team.
Published: 9 May 1964 to 6 February 1965
Artists: Joe Colquhoun, John Vernon
Casey and the Champ.
Hot-headed Irish train driver Casey runs his equally cantankerous steam locomotive 'Champ' between San Francisco and Denver.
Published: 21 January to 7 October 1967
Casey's Crew.
Tank commander Casey and his crew – Sparrow, Prof, Tosher and Tich – advance through World War II Europe in a chaotic but successful fashion.
Published: 23 November 1963 to 13 June 1964,
Artist: Don Lawrence
Castaways of Shark Island.
The same characters later appeared in "Rivals from the Black Gold". Later reprinted in "Hurricane".
Artist: James Bleach
Charlie Champ's War.
Sporting polymath Charlie Champ is deployed to France in World War II and soon finds a way to put his myriad skills into use against the Wehrmacht.
Published: 28 December 1968 to 29 March 1969
Artist: Selby Donnison
Come on the Scruffs.
When the village school of Scruffley is threatened with demolition and amalgamation with snobby private school Crenton. To thwart this, pupils Ginger Nutt and Chubby Merlin put together a football team to win the County Cup.
Published: 24 October 1959
Commando One.
Captain Rex Royal of the Commandos is parachuted behind German lines to aid the resistance on Crete in 1942.
Published: 28 September 1963 to 16 May 1964
Artist: John Stokes
Published: 5 April to CHECK
Artist: David Sque
Custer.
George Armstrong Custer leads the 7th Cavalry in the Indian Wars.
Published: 22 February 1964 to 6 February 1965, 12 February 1966 to 28 January 1967 (reprints)
Danny Jones Time Traveller.
Fishing in a pond, schoolboy Danny Jones finds an ancient clock that can move anyone touching it backwards and forwards in time when the hands are moved.
Published: 1 November 1980 to 30 March 1985
Writer: Barrie Tomlinson
Artists: Vanyo
Death Wish.
Left with huge facial injuries after a crash, Formula One ace Blake Edmonds dons a mask and sets put to find a stunt that will kill him.
Published: 11 September 1954 to 30 November 1957
Writer: Ted Cowan
Dodger Caine.
Dodger and his pal Tubby Travers cause chaos at Greenway College with their pranks and wheezes.
Published: 10 February to 24 March 1962
Artist: Geoff Campion
Don't Rile Rinty O'Reilly!
Kind-hearted Irishman Rinty O'Reilly has the skills to become a boxer and is persuaded to go for the championship by friend and manager 'Blarney' Stone so he can afford to fund his dream of buying a farm. However, O'Reilly is reluctant to fight with ferocity – until someone finally exhausts his huge reserves of patience.
Published: 28 October 1961 to 10 February 1962
Dynamite on Wheels.
Jeff Walpole builds a sportscar in his garage and takes it to time trials, only to end up unintentionally upstage the Falkland factory's launch of their new Firebird racer. Despite his efforts to explain, Jeff soon finds himself in a bitter rivalry with Falkland ace Ron Sanderson.
Published: 22 May to 17 July 1965
Artist: Roy Davis
Published: 7 February to 12 September 1970 
Fairs Please.
Bus conductor Frank Fair and his driver uncle Felix get in a variety of scrapes in their public transport jobs.
Published: 8 October 1966 to 27 May 1967
Artists: Alberto Giolitti, Alex Henderson
The Fiery Furnaces!
Footballing brothers Red and Coke Furnace find themselves stranded in the jungle after a plane crash, and begin to make their way back to civilisation.
Published: 1 June 1963 to 13 March 1965
Artist: Colin Dudley-Page
The Fighting 13.
The exploits of Rugby league team Wurnley City, coached by Sid Blenkinsop and captained by Harry Oldcastle.
Published: 31 March to 18 August 1962
Writer &amp; Artist: Joe Colquhoun 
Published: 12 August 1978 to 1 May 1982
Writer: Terry Magee
Artist: James Bleach
File of Fame.
The sports editor of the "Daily Globe" newspaper shares interesting stories he has covered in his journalistic career.
Published: 9 April 1983 to 9 June 1984
Fisty Flynn.
Schoolboy Terry 'Fisty' Flynn is forced to relocate to the remote island of St. Columba in the South Atlantic when his father, diplomat Sir Nigel Flynn, is appointed governor. Terry's unhappiness and quick temper means he struggles to settle in – a situation that is not made easier when the South American country of Beruvia begins funding rebel attacks on the island.
Published: 5 April 1969 to 5 October 1974
Writer: Tom Tully
Artists: Joe Colquhoun, John Gillatt
Football Family Robinson.
Thatcher United would be an average unremarkable lower Division Four side but for the bizarre nature that their entire squad and staff are all part of the massive extended Robinson family, who must try to keep the club from falling into the hands of local businessman Max Sharkey and his plans to turn their ramshackle ground into a supermarket. 
Published: 28 May to 19 November 1966
The Forest Rangers.
A group of young rangers learn about nature and the wild in Canada.
Published: 10 June 1984 to 30 March 1985
Artist: Mike Western
Golden Boy.
Athletically gifted feral boy Jamie Speed is discovered running on the moors. Subsequently, Jamie is adopted by a police officer known as Seargent Joe who helps the boy become a professional athlete. However both Jamie and Joe find the world of athletics has an unsavoury side.
Published: 14 October 1967 to 19 October 1968
Artists: John Gillatt, Sandy James
The Great Thespius!
Once acclaimed as one of the world's finest actors, Irving Thespius grows bitter when his fame begins to fade. After noting the publicity accorded to the supervillain Plunder Man, Thespius aims to reclaim the spotlight by becoming a world-feared villain.
Published: 12 July 1958 to 11 June 1960, 24 July 1965 to 26 February 1966 (reprints)
Writer: Roy Leighton
Artists: Ted Kearon, Eric Bradbury
Hawaka.
Cherokee warrior Hawaka protects innocents from threats and monsters, and later teams up with Buffalo Bill.
Published: 30 November 1968 to 29 March 1969
Helmet Head.
Bookish Clem Hawkins is bequeathed a newspaper in the frontier town of Coltsville, the most lawless settlement in the West. Thankfully his uncle has also left him a robot gunslinger, and the pair set out to clean up Coltsville.
Published: 12 June to 14 August 1965
HMS Outcast.
The obsolete destroyer HMS "Outcast" once again seems destined for scrap before the ship and her oddball crew are recalled for another mission.
Published: 12 February 1972 to 14 September 1974
A Horse Called Ugly.
After a spat with stable owner Clive Mannering, unruly groom Joe Larcombe sets out to be a jockey for a rival stable by taming the similarly rowdy stallion Ugly.
Published: 12 October 1974 to 30 May 1980
Writer: Fred Baker 
Artists: Geoff Campion, Julio Schiaffino
Hot Shot Hamish.
Blessed with a towering physique and a net-busting shot, amiable Hebridean footballer Hamish Balfour joins Princes Park and soon makes an impact on the Scottish Premier Division.
Published: 14 October 1967 to 24 February 1968
Hunter's Vengeance.
A syndicate of wealthy men fund the work of brilliant young inventor Don Hunter, only for him to discover his benefactors plan to use his creations for crime. Hunter instead sets out to bring the cabal to justice.
Published: 16 September 1961 to 3 February 1962
Artist: Geoff Campion
A Hurricane Has Two Fists.
Quick-fisted Ryk Marangi leaves the tropical Peaceful Islands to pursue a career as a boxer in America.
Published: 12 October 1957 to 5 July 1958
Writer: Roy Leighton
Artist: Ted Kearon
Ice Wizard of the Redwood Rockets.
Canadian ice hockey star Bud Wilmott transforms the fortunes of the Redwood Rockets.
Published: 16 March to 23 November 1968
The Inquisitors.
Investigator Simon Lash seeks out mysterious supernatural incidents, aided by retainer and reformed criminal 'Knocker' White.
Published: 24 July 1965 to 14 January 1967
Artists: Carlos Cruz González, Reg Bunn
The Jailbird Commandos.
During World War II, former police detective Dave Danford becomes a captain in the Commandos. Charged with putting together a team for top secret missions, Danford recruits six wily criminals he put behind bars.
Published: 25 January to 15 November 1958
Writer: George Forrest
Artist: Graham Coton
Published: 24 October 1959 to 9 March 1968
Writers: David Motton, Michael Moorcock, Kenneth Bulmer, Frank S. Pepper
Artists: John Gillatt, Geoff Campion, Brian Lewis, Graham Coton
Jet-Ace Logan.
A hundred years in the future, RAF pilot Jim "Jet-Ace" Logan and his trusty co-pilot Plumduff Charteris keep Earth safe from alien aggressors.
Published: 31 March 1962 to 30 March 1985
Writer: Barrie Tomlinson
Artists: Geoff Campion, John Gillatt, Sandy James
Johnny Cougar.
With help from manager Bill MacLean, Everglades Seminole Johnny Cougar undergoes a career in the colourful world of international wrestling. 
Published: occasional from 24 October 1959
Artist: Arthur Martin
Keep Fit Fred.
Clumsy Fred's exercise routines cause problems for neighbours and other passing members of the public.
Published: 29 January to 20 August 1955
Writer: Frank S. Pepper (under the pseudonym John Marshall)
King of the Skating Aces.
Zip King leads ice hockey team Royal