Swift (comic)

• "Arty and Crafty" by Geoffrey Bond and Martin Aitchison[2]
• "Calling U for Useless" by Reg Parlett[3]
• "The Fleet Family", drawn by Frank Bellamy, 1954[4]
• "The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe", classic novel adaptation drawn by Richard Jennings[5]
• "Ginger and Co", drawn by Neville Colvin, 1960-62[6]
• "King Arthur and His Knights", by Clifford Makins and Frank Bellamy, 1955-56[4]
• "Lochinvar’s Ride", illustrated by D. C. Eyles[7]
• "Paul English", drawn by Frank Bellamy, Giorgio Bellavitis 1955[4][8]
• "The Prisoner of Zenda", classic novel adaptation drawn by Patrick Nicolle, 1961[9]
• "Nigel Tawney, Explorer", drawn by Harry Winslade (as Redvers Blake)[10]
• "The Phantom Patrol", drawn by Gerry Embleton[11]
• "The Red Rider", drawn by Jim Holdaway[12]
• "Robin Hood and His Merry Men", by Clifford Makins and Frank Bellamy, 1956-57[4]
• "Robin Hood and Maid Marian", by Clifford Makins and Frank Bellamy, 1957[4]
• "Sir Boldasbrass" by John Ryan[13]
• "Smiley", about a young Australian boy, written by Moore Raymond[14]
• "Swiss Family Robinson", classic novel adaptation drawn by Frank Bellamy, 1954-55[4]
• "Tammy the Sheepdog", drawn by G. William Backhouse[15]
• "Tarna the Jungle Boy", drawn by Harry Bishop, 1954-63[16]
• "Tom Tex and Pinto", western drawn by Harry Bishop, 1954-55[17]

The British Library holds copies of Swift from 20 March 1954 - 2 March 1963.[18]