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Wee Peem

Wee Peem was a British comic strip character in The Beano, first written and designed by James Jewell. He starred in two comic strips between 1938 and 1957, and would get up to various forms of mischief in a similar way to later Beano strips such as Dennis the Menace and Minnie the Minx.

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Appearance timeline
Issues 1 – 89, 714 – 765, 486 – 507, 3945
Author(s)
Uncredited
First appearance
Issue 1 · (30 July 1938)
Illustrator(s)
James Malcom · Charles Grigg · Hugh Morren
Last appearance
Issue 3945 · (25 July 2018)
Star of
Wee Peem (He's a Proper Scream) (1939–1940) · Wee Peem's Magic Pills (1951–1952) · Wee Peem (1956–1957)

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Wee Peem

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Triples35
Avg. degree1.9
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Wee Peem

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related to history · 21
Wee Peem → American, Big Eggo, Dandy Monster Comic, DC Thomson, Dipper, Dodger, He's, Helpful Henry, His Pals, James Malcolm, Lord Snooty, Mighty, Morgyn, Peem, Proper Scream, The Adventures, The Beano, The Beano's, The People's Journal, Tom Thumb
Illustrator(s) · 3
Wee Peem → Charles Grigg, Hugh Morren, James Malcom
Star of · 3
Wee Peem → Wee Peem (1956–1957), Wee Peem (He's a Proper Scream) (1939–1940), Wee Peem's Magic Pills (1951–1952)
First appearance · 2
Wee Peem → (30 July 1938), Issue 1
Last appearance · 2
Wee Peem → (25 July 2018), Issue 3945
Appearance timeline · 1
Wee Peem → Issues 1 – 89, 714 – 765, 486 – 507, 3945
Author(s) · 1
Wee Peem → Uncredited

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peem beano wee first character comic issue james stories strip strips would appearance 1957 thomson two mischief similar later history

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Wee PeemAppearance timelineIssues 1 – 89, 714 – 765, 486 – 507, 39451.00infobox
Wee PeemAuthor(s)Uncredited1.00infobox
Wee PeemFirst appearanceIssue 11.00infobox
Wee PeemFirst appearance(30 July 1938)1.00infobox
Wee PeemIllustrator(s)James Malcom1.00infobox
Wee PeemIllustrator(s)Charles Grigg1.00infobox
Wee PeemIllustrator(s)Hugh Morren1.00infobox
Wee PeemLast appearanceIssue 39451.00infobox
Wee PeemLast appearance(25 July 2018)1.00infobox
Wee PeemStar ofWee Peem (He's a Proper Scream) (1939–1940)1.00infobox
Wee PeemStar ofWee Peem's Magic Pills (1951–1952)1.00infobox
Wee PeemStar ofWee Peem (1956–1957)1.00infobox

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