2022 Comic Calendars
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With Christmas just around the corner, there's still time to get a calendar for next year added to your Christmas list. So like previous years, let's look at what the UK has to offer.
Commando Calendar 2022
This collection of covers features a mixture of pieces curated by Commando's Designer Grant Wood, that range from the Classic Golden Era of the comic to modern-day masterpieces. Included are 17 covers by some of the world's greatest ever comic artists as well as a special double page-spread pull-out poster! Get ready to jump into action each month with this calendar, collecting some of the best covers from Commando's archives, featuring artwork by Ian Kennedy, Neil Roberts, Keith Burns, and many more!
Commando Calendar 2022 (dcthomsonshop.co.uk)
Oor Wullie Calendar 2022
This calendar is a must-have for every Oor Wullie fan. Colourful, nostalgic and cheerful, the calendar is crammed full of Oor Wullie's charm. Classic strips from Dudley D. Watkins will entertain you throughout the year! Canadian, Australian and New Zealand key holiday dates are included, in addition to those of the UK and Ireland.
Oor Wullie Calendar 2022 (dcthomsonshop.co.uk)
The Broons Calendar 2022
The Broons Calendar is a must-have for every Broons fan. Colourful, nostalgic and cheerful, the calendar is crammed full of Glebe Street charm from Scotland's longest-established, and best-loved family. Classic strips from Dudley D. Watkins will entertain you throughout the year! Canadian, Australian and New Zealand key holiday dates are included, in addition to those of the UK and Ireland.
The Broons Calendar 2022 (dcthomsonshop.co.uk)
Beano Calendar 2022
The official Beano 2022 calendar features current images of your favourite Beano characters alongside monthly date panels with plenty of room to write all your important dates, PLUS there's a free Dennis & Gnasher poster included!
Beano Calendar 2022 (dcthomsonshop.co.uk)
Tintin Calendar 2022
Re discovering the first four Adventures of Tintin magnified by skilful and delicate colourisation. You get to revisit the vignettes from Tintin in the Land of the Soviets (1930), Tintin in the Congo (1931), Tintin in America (1932) and then, Cigars of Pharaoh (1934) in a new light. The adventure continues, more vivid than ever, with this palette of tones that revitalise genius of Hergé’s clear line drawing.
2022 Wall Calendar | The Tintin Shop UK
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