with full-color painted covers and probably came with dust jackets that duplicated the illustrations on the board covers. These dust jackets, however, are seldom found. Interior contents are a mix of original British material (often by McLoughlin) and reprints from American comics, usually Quality. Primary distribution came through the Woolworth's chain where toys matching characters and vehicles from the stories were also on sale. Little is known about the original pricing of the volumes although some are thought to have been priced at 7/6. No issues were numbered or dated and the order given here may not be entirely accurate. It is clear, however, that the order of issues presented in several British fanzines and publications is hopelessly wrong. It seems likely that the three Supercoloured Comic Annuals and the New Spaceways Comic Annual should be considered part of this series. This would give it an unbroken run of one annual a year from 1949 to 1959 which would nearly correspond with the Buffalo Bill series. Copies of each of these annuals with dated gift inscriptions confirm that the estimate of dates is fairly accurate. British collector Paul Annis' research confirms most of these dates. (1) 1952 Ajax Adventure Annual Elephant Cover (2) 1953 Adventure Annual "The Robot Empire" Swift Morgan / "Roy Carson and the Old Master" (3) 1954 New Spaceways Comic Annual No. 1 Swift Morgan cover. See listing under New Spaceways (4) 1955 Okay Adventure Annual Saurian Expedition cover. (5) 1956 Okay Adventure Annual Last Stand of Major Wilson cover. (6) 1957 Okay Adventure Annual Cowboy (front)/Roman Ship (back) (7) 1958 Okay Annual of Adventure Stories Trooper in Town/Highwayman (8) 1959 Okay Annual of Adventure Stories Native American/Diver All Action Comic Published by Dragon Press in the late-1950s. McLoughlin reprints reported but contents unknown. All Worlds album Published by Moring in the late-1950s. Includes Swift Morgan and the Feathered Serpent by McLoughlin. This story was actually a Boardman reject and was reproduced from artwork that Denis considered unfinished. Buffalo Bill Wild West Annual Nearly identical in design to the Adventure Annual series, Buffalo Bill Annual was T.V. Boardman's most successful comic/story annual series. Beginning in 1949, the Buffalo Bill series lasted until 1961. Unlike the Adventure series, Buffalo Bill was produced almost entirely in England (except for portions of the 1952 issue which were reprinted from American sources). As good as Denis McLoughlin's work on other Boardman