a new logo and with photo covers replacing the cover paintings. By the late 1980s, the comic was struggling to compete with glossier teen magazines and sales were dropping. By the early 1990s, Look-in was catering for a younger age group by featuring picture strip stories based on cartoons and short and choppy fact-file type articles. The final issue was published in 1994. During its run, Look-in annuals and Summer Special issues were released each year. In 2007 Carlton Books published a compilation reprint, Best of the Seventies, under their Prion and Sevenoaks imprints. This was followed-up by a Best of the Eighties the following year. Picture strips The mainstay of Look-in was the picture strips. The following is a selected list of various strips featured: Television-based Timeslip (Jan 71 – Dec 72) Freewheelers (Jan 71 – Mar 72) Please Sir! (Jan 71 – Jan 73) Crowther in Trouble (Jan 71 – Dec 72) Bright's Boffins (Apr – Aug 71) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (May – Sep 71) Follyfoot (Jul 71 – May 74) On the Buses (Aug 71 – May 74) The Flaxton Boys (Sep – Nov 71) The Fenn Street Gang (Nov 71 – Nov 73) Catweazle (Jan – Oct 72) Doctor at Large / at Sea / On the Go (May 72 – Oct 78) Elephant Boy (Oct 72 – Apr 73) Pathfinders (Dec 72 – May 73) The Tomorrow People (Jul 73 – Apr 78) Bless This House (Dec 73 – Sep 75) The Kids from 47A (Feb – Sep 74) The World at War (Feb – May 74) Kung Fu (Apr 74 – Jun 75) The Adventures of Black Beauty (Jun 74 – Sep 75) The Benny Hill Show (Jan 75 – Jan 81) The Six Million Dollar Man (Jun 75 – Mar 79) Space: 1999 (Sep 75 – Mar 77) Man About the House (Oct 75 – Jul 76) The Bionic Woman (Aug 76 – May 79) Just William (Apr – Oct 77) Man from Atlantis (Feb – Jul 78) Logan's Run (Apr – Sep 78) The Famous Five (Jul 78 – Feb 80) How the West Was Won (Oct 78 – Apr 79) Mind Your Language (Oct 78 – Mar 80) Dick Turpin (Mar – Oct 79) Worzel Gummidge (Apr 79 – Sep 82) Bionic Action (combining The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman) (May – Nov 79)