Editing Cor!! (section)

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|image               = Cor_Comic.jpeg
|imagesize           = 207
|caption             = The cover to ''Cor!!'' #1 (June 1970).
|schedule            = Weekly
|ongoing             = y
|Humor              = y
|publisher           = [[IPC Media|IPC Magazines Ltd]]
|startmo             = June
|startyr             = 1970
|endmo               = June
|endyr               = 1974
|issues              = 210
|main_char_team      = [[Ivor Lott and Tony Broke]]<br/>[[Whacky]]<br/>[[Kid Chameleon (comics)|Kid Chameleon]]<br/>[[Tricky Dicky (Cor!!)|Tricky Dicky]]<br/>[[Teacher's Pet (comic strip)|Teacher's Pet]]
|writers             = [[Scott Goodall]]<br/>[[Terry Magee (comics)|Terry Magee]] 
|artists             = [[Joe Colquhoun]]<br/>Mike Lacey<br/>Norman Mansbridge
|pencillers          =
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|colorists           =
|editors             = Bob Paynter
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|subcat              = Fleetway and IPC Comics
|altcat              =
|sort                = Cor!!
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|nonUS               = y
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'''''Cor!!''''' was a British [[comic book]] launched in June 1970 by [[IPC Media|IPC]] (International Publishing Corporation), their sixth new comic in just over a year. ''Cor!!'' was edited by Bob Paynter.<ref name="gibbons 2023"/>

The comic had 32 pages and included full-colour front and back pages and centre spread.  It depicted traditional British characters, albeit with a slight tweak.  The unruly schoolkids of ''[[The Gaswork Gang]]'' echoed ''[[The Bash Street Kids]]'' of ''[[The Beano]]'', ''Tomboy'' was firmly in the ''[[Minnie the Minx]]'' vein, whilst ''[[Tricky Dicky (Cor!!)|Tricky Dicky]]'' seemed like a version of ''[[Roger the Dodger]]'', albeit with longer hair and shorter trousers.