Korky the Cat and other then-current Dandy characters are displayed in stars (and the Bellboy is aiming at them). Price 6/- Korky the Cat is operating all the other then-current Dandy characters (who are all portrayed as string puppets). Price 6/- Three pictures with Korky eating a meal and in a letter box with chains wrapped around it. Price 7/- Thanks to The Dandy and The Beano, Dundee, home of publisher DC Thomson, became known as the comic capital of Britain. Korky the Cat - The feline who thought he was a human appeared on The Dandy's front cover virtually continuously for 47 years, from 1937 to 1984.

Three pictures of Korky discovering that the interfering mice have eaten up all of his food on Christmas morning. Price 8/6

Three pictures of Korky in a train with some fishermen. They go through a tunnel and he has eaten their fish. Price 6/6 Korky the Cat on skis passed by Desperate Dan, who is using logs (with other characters sitting on them) as skis. Price 6/- Sales of The Dandy peaked at over two million in the 1950s; by the time the print version was discontinued in 2012, the circulation had fallen to just 7,489.

Korky the Cat is leading the other then-current Dandy characters (with Freddy the Fly upon his baton), in a band. Price 3/- Korky is rolling a giant snowball down a hill (which has gathered up some interfering mice in it on its travels). Price 7/6Bananaman - A parody of traditional superhero characters, this caped banana nut originally appeared in the comic Nutty and was a late addition to The Dandy, only appearing after it had gone online in 2012. The longest-running strips in the comic were Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat, both of which appeared in the very first edition.

In 2012 The Dandy featured on a set of stamps issued by the Royal Mail to celebrate Britain's rich comic book heritage. Four pictures of Korky fishing in front of a "No Fishing" sign (he is reading a paper when the gamekeeper comes). Price 6/-

Three pictures of Korky eating a meal, while some mice try to jump up to a mailbox with chains wrapped around it. Price 7/- Korky the Cat is hanging from a trapeze, and Freddy the Fearless Fly is sitting upon his tail as he swings on it. Price 2/6 Korky is about to eat a Christmas pudding, and some interfering mice are on a shelf above him trying to steal it. Price 7/6 Six pictures of Korky chasing mice (on account of the fact they have stolen his food) then having a slap-up feed. Price 6/- Three pictures of Korky, first in a rowing boat, and then in a large umbrella after Hungry Horace sunk said boat. Price 6/6