His true love was the ancient goddess-like figure, Astra. Garth travelled through many eras and confronted villains such as Madame Voss and Apollo. Garth developed almost superhuman strength and eventually became a naval captain and all-round military genius. In the backstory, Garth washed ashore in Shetland and was adopted by an elderly couple. Garth's time-travelling adventures lasted for over 50 years and covered 165 stories (plus two additional stories published in the Daily Mirror Book for Boys, 1970-71). Garth was widely syndicated throughout English-speaking countries during its long run. Throughout the world and many different chronological eras. The strip belonged to the action-adventure genre and recounted the exploits of the title character, an immensely strong hero who battled various villains Garth was a comic strip in the Daily Mirror British newspaper from July 24, 1943, to March 22, 1997. There were also two graphic novels published by Titan Books and one by Daily Mirror Books in 1958 (a double-sided book one side of which was Garth in "The Last Goddess") Fleetway published two annuals for 19, one standard paperback 'annual-size' and one as a landscape paperback. The first book was published in 1946 titled "Man of Mystery" which I do not have in my collection. Despite its long history, very few books were published. It was first drawn by Steve Dowling, followed by John Allard, Frank Bellamy and finally Martin Asbury. Garth has been a comic strip in the Daily Mirror from 1943 to 1997. Original Posted By realbabilu ► wah keren,
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