I suppose I'd better make it a 'hat-trick' and show the third issue of HOOT in my collection - #3, appropriately enough. So, why did the D.C. THOMSON title only manage to survive a mere 53 issues do you think? Did the strips fail to tickle readers' funny bones, or was the name simply not inspiring enough? Any thoughts or theories, leave 'em in the comments section and astound the rest of us with your amazing insight and wisdom.
(I've just noticed that issue #4 also had a free gift - an unusual occurrence - so I'll have to acquire that too. Hoots, mon!)
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UPDATE: I've now acquired #s 4, 5 & 6, giving me seven issues in all (including #10, the Christmas number, which I got back in 1985). Maybe one day I'll complete the full set.
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