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Leo Baxendale
Leo Baxendale (born 27 October 1930 in Whittle-le-Woods, Lancashire) is a British cartoonist, who was the creator of the classic ''Beano'' strips ''Little Plum'' (1953), ''Minnie the Minx'' (1953), ''The Bash Street Kids'' (created October 1953, began publication February 1954) and ''The Three Bears'' (1959).
==Career==
Baxendale was educated at Preston Catholic College. After serving in the RAF, Baxendale took his first job as an artist for the local ''Lancashire Evening Post'' drawing adverts and cartoons.〔 In 1952 he began freelance work for the children's comic ''The Beano'', drawing series like ''Little Plum'', ''Minnie the Minx''〔 (started in 1953, taken over by Jim Petrie in 1961), ''The Three Bears'' and ''The Bash Street Kids''〔 (initially called ''When the Bell Rings''). He left ''The Beano'' in 1962.〔
Baxendale also co-operated on the launch of ''The Beezer'' in 1956 and ''Wham!'' (Odhams Press) in 1964. Baxendale worked for Fleetway (IPC Magazines), creating ''Clever Dick'' and ''Sweeny Toddler''.
In the seventies Baxendale created the ''Willy the Kid'' series,〔 published by Duckworths. In the 1980s he fought a seven-year legal battle with D.C. Thomson for the rights to his ''Beano'' creations, which was eventually settled out of court.〔 In 1987 Leo Baxendale founded the publishing house, Reaper Books. In the same year he brought out ''THRRP!'', an adult comic book.〔 In 1990 he created ''I Love You Baby Basil!'' for ''The Guardian''.
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