Billy Bunter Character Study Cartoon Gallery Billy bunter. william george bunter is a fictional schoolboy created by charles hamilton using the pen name frank richards. he features in stories set at greyfriars school, a fictional english public school in kent, originally published in the boys' weekly story paper the magnet from 1908 to 1940. the character has appeared in novels, on. Bunter, mrs amelia mother to billy, bessie and sammy bunter. billy bunter is very fond of her. appears in 7 stories and first introduced in magnet no. 1076 bunter comes to stay! (september 29, 1928). bunter, mr william samuel father to billy, bessie and sammy bunter. an unsuccessful stockbroker who frequently complains about income tax demands.
Billy Bunter Old Comics Cartoon Posters Vintage Cartoon In full: william george bunter. billy bunter, fictional character, a fat english schoolboy at greyfriars school who, though an antihero, is the best known character in a much loved series of stories by frank richards (charles hamilton), published in the english boys’ weekly paper the magnet (1908–40) and in hardbound books (from after world. William george bunter is the best known character in the greyfriars stories. he is a member of the remove and is best known for his love of food and his fictional postal orders. bunter was a part of the greyfriars cast right from the beginning, starting out as harry wharton's and frank nugent's study mate. he was initially conceived as a minor character, but developed into one of the principal. Greyfriars school is a fictional english public school used as a setting in the long running series of stories by the writer charles hamilton, who wrote under the pen name of frank richards. although the stories are focused on the remove (or lower fourth form), whose most famous pupil was billy bunter, other characters also featured on a. From 1955, billy bunter comic strips were published in the netherlands, in the dutch language comic sjors, with the character renamed “billie turf”. bunter thus became one of the house characters of that comic and its successors, and so continued appearing in anthology style collections in dutch until the end of the 20th century.
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