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<![CDATA[Princess]]>Publisher: Fleetway Publications
Publication Dates: 30th January 1960 – 16th September 1967
Number of Issues Published: 399 (#30th January 1960 – #16th September 1967)
Color: Color cover, content partially Black and White and color
Dimensions: 24 cm x 32 cm
Binding: Saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: Was ongoing series
Publication Type: magazine

Main serials (The Happy Days, Alona The Wild One) continued in Princess Tina (1967)

Princess Tina

Publisher: IPC
Publication Dates: 23 September 1967 – 18th August 1973
Number of Issues Published: 252 (#23rd September 1967 – #18th August 1973)
Color: Colour cover; interiors part colour, part black-and-white
Dimensions: 25 cm x 32 cm
Binding: Saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: Was ongoing
Publication Type: magazine

Merged from Tina (Fleetway Publications, 1967 series) #30Note:Numbered Tina merges into date-only Princess Tina.

Denis Gifford reports that this series ran 30 January 1960-16 September 1967 (346 issues):

* Princess (from 30 January 1960)
* Princess & Girl (from 10 October 1964) aka: New Princess & Girl (1964)
* Princess Tina (from 23rd September 1967)

However, this information is not complete. In March 1967, the title was back to PRINCESS (not “PRINCESS & GIRL”). Before March 1968 it changed to PRINCESS TINA, possibly from Gifford’s date of 16 September 1967, suggesting 346 issues to that point. PRINCESS TINA was formed through amalgamation with the title TINA, which ran for seven months (30 issues) in 1967. By May 1970 the title was PRINCESS TINA AND PENELOPE. In May 1971 it was back to PRINCESS TINA, which ended in 1973 titled just TINA. There were possibly other amalgamations and name changes.

Information thanks to the Grand Comics Database

Annual 1985