Oor Wullie

These seldom seen pages show Scotland's favourite funsters at their best. Marvel at the pranks of Wullie and his pals as he strives to outwit PC Murdoch - and his parents - and join the Broons for family fun at Glebe Street and beyond.

Welcome tae my Big Bucket o' Laughs Jokebook! I've gathered hunners o' jokes and riddles frae a' my pals - Fat Bob, Soapy Soutar and Wee Eck, so if ye've heard ony o' them afore, blame them. There are mair jokes in this book than I've had hot dinners and Ma has gi'en me plenty o' them in my time. Keep smilin'! Wullie Why did the pony cough? It was feeling a little hoarse! Where do you get chilli beans? At the North Pole! What do you call a man with a stamp on his head? Frank!

Launched in 1936 in the Sunday Post in Scotland, Oor Wullie is one of the most popular children's comics. This is a slip-cased facsimile of the Oor Wullie annual published in 1940. It provides insight into the early days of the strip, and is intended for the generations who have read the strip.

In this hilarious guide, Scotland's tousle-haired wee laddie introduces hunners of his favorite words and phrases. So take off your tacketty boots, pull up your bucket, sit on your bahookie and have a right good belly laugh as he gies it laldy, scoffs endless jeely pieces, and gets involved in more than one stramash! Fully illustrated with the best cartoons, a'body is sure to love Oor Wullie's Funny Scots Sayings.

There's naebody kens mair aboot fun than me! So here it is, my Funbook, made by me fur a o you. There're puzzles, stories and a sorts o' stuff for ye tae dae when the weather's no sae bonnie. Here's hopin ye hae sic a guid time wi' my Funbook that ye'll be delichted when it rains, or at least no quite so fed up! Hae fun!

Oor Wullie travels around Scotland's most famous and popular places with some of the familiar characters who appear in his Sunday Post weekly comic strip. The challenge is to spot them in the crowd! Each spread is illustrated in full colour with a list of items and characters to spot.