I couldn’t find this on The Indy’s web-site, so here are scans. Click to enlarge, of course.





It’s good to see that Dudley D Watkins, Davey Law, Leo Baxendale and Ken Reid (and The Dandy’s first editor, Albert Barnes, for that matter), are all credited. It’s a pity, though, that the people who wrote and drew this particular strip are left anonymous.
Update, 11 December Lew Stringer identifies the artist on the anniversary strip as Ken Harrison.
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