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These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. The special collectible comic issue, out Wednesday 26th July, celebrates the power and joy of being a kid. It sees the celebrities assist the Beanotown kids in stopping Mayor Brown from carving his own face into Mount Beano for the birthday celebrations.
The King can be seen wondering if he is the monarch in Beanotown, and the Queen informs him that children rule in the fictional town. The TV duo were also picked as the celebrities kids would most like to be best friends with, followed by Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, Manchester City player Phil Foden and Styles. With hilarious comic strips, silly jokes and plenty of mischief, your kids are sure to burst into giggles with every issue. Mike Stirling, head of “mischief” at The Beano, said: “As Beano proudly celebrates its 85th anniversary, it continues to champion the power and joy of childhood by doing what it’s always done, showing kids being kids.Rocket Licensing, which manages the rights for the property in the UK, is preparing an exciting schedule of consumer products and events, as not only will Beano be celebrating, but Roger the Dodger, Minnie the Minx and the Bash Street Kids will also be celebrating their 70th anniversary milestones, while The Numskulls will be marking their 30th anniversary. Other stars from the worlds of showbiz, sports and royalty include Adele, Ant and Dec and Wrexham FC owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Kids and their families won’t be able to miss our celebrations as we commemorate both the iconic comic and our incredible characters which are so loved. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. The special commemorative issue also features King Charles and Queen Camilla, alongside celebrities from the world of music, cinema, TV and sport.Since its launch in 1938, more than 4,100 issues of The Beano have been printed with more than 70,000 comic strips and 700 characters, including Dennis and Gnasher, the Bash Street Kids and Billy Whizz.
The "sustainable" tartan consists of Dennis' favourite black and red colours, just like the jumper he has worn for seven decades. The special year will be commemorated by the brand across the year with a special comic issue, a national press and media campaign, schools’ activity and special appearances from the comic’s celebrity fans. The comic cover showcases King Charles wondering if he’s the monarch in Beanotown, as Queen Camilla happily informs him that kids rule in the iconic fictional town. The result of the race, the most closely guarded secret in Beanotown’s history, is revealed at the culmination of an epic, extended story inside. Speaking to BBC Radio Scotland, Stirling cheekily suggested that Sir Mick Jagger, who like the Beano also celebrates a big birthday this week - 80 - must be a reader of the publication as his band the Rolling Stones are still young at heart.We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The Prince and Princess of Wales also appear in the new comic strip, alongside other music stars such as Dua Lipa, Lewis Capaldi and Kate Bush - who enjoyed a chart resurgence due to one of her tracks being used in a key episode of Stranger Things - as well as social media influencer KSI. The double-page front cover features celebrities voted for by kids, racing to the summit of Mount Beano. The pair were also picked as the celebrities kids would most like to be best friends with, followed by Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, Manchester City player Phil Foden and Styles.
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