| Issue | #2 |
| Published | 1989 |
| Cover Price | 0.95 GBP |
| Pages | 36 |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Warren Pleece |
| Notes | The cover is printed on blue card stock. The illustration is an enlargement of a panel from the Reg Chivers story. |
| Script | Gary Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Synopsis | A boy being evacuated from London during World War II can read the expressions of the other passengers in his carriage. |
| Genre | Drama |
| Script | Gary Pleece [as Colonel J. G. Blaggard] |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece [as Colonel J. G. Blaggard] |
| Inks | Warren Pleece [as Colonel J. G. Blaggard] |
| Letters | Warren Pleece [as Colonel J. G. Blaggard] |
| Characters | Bradford Higson; Mertha Higson; Fenly; Mr. Higson; Mr. Adams; Mrs. Adams |
| Synopsis | A look back at how Mr. and Mrs. Higson first got together. |
| Genre | Drama; humour |
| Script | Warren Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Warren Pleece |
| Synopsis | It's parade day in a small town. |
| Script | Gary Pleece |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Notes | Instead of art, the story is surrounded by old black and white photographs. |
| Characters | Reg Chivers; Arthur Bottom; Frico Spanielli |
| Synopsis | The rise and fall of Northern English comedian Reg Chivers. |
| Genre | Humour; drama |
| Script | Gary Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Warren Pleece |
| Synopsis | An encounter in a café. |
| Genre | Humour |
| Script | Gary Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Synopsis | Some folk are desperate to validate themselves by appearing on TV. |
| Script | Gary Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Letters | Warren Pleece |
| Pencils | Warren Pleece |
| Inks | Warren Pleece |
| Notes | This is a 4x enlargement of a detail from the Reg Chivers panel used on the cover. |