I used to "Look out for Look-In every week", too, trigs ...
Plus at various ages, Beano, Dandy, Whizzer and Chips, Warlord, 2000 AD, Eagle (re-release) and Viz - and a load of Marvel comics, with ads for X Rays Specs, Sea Monkeys and Charles Atlas bodybuilding courses ...
I liked Beano, Dandy and Buster. I wouldn't even think to buy them nowadays but I can see a Dandy sales boost in the offing. They used to cost 40p, but I think the last time I looked they were up around the £3 mark. Couldn't do it as am impulse buy I don't think.
As part of their severe economy programme, D.C.Thompson have cut back on the production costs of their comics, including the Dandy. Instead of employing some of the UK's best comic artists, draughting is now done by computer, leading to the comic characters becoming simplified, crudely drawn, and almost unrecogniseable. Scripts are unimaginative and no longer clever, and the amount of visual information in each box of a comic story has dwindled to almost zilch. No wonder circulation has sunk. Kids are not interested, and who can blame them?