Weegie Universe

Our city. Our stories.

Pick a Glasgow story.

Nine illustrated comics, from the Clyde to the Barrowlands. Choose a cover to start reading.

Illustrated Weegie Universe comic telling the story of Glasgow’s coat of arms
With Weegie & the gang

Glasgow’s Coat of Arms

The tree, the bird, the fish and the bell — and the stories behind Glasgow’s famous symbols.

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Illustrated Weegie Universe comic about St Mungo, founder and patron saint of Glasgow
With Quackie MacDuck

The Story of St Mungo

Quackie takes the gang back through the story of Glasgow’s founder and patron saint.

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Full illustrated Hamish story about the University of Glasgow
With Hamish

The University of Glasgow

Hamish explores more than 570 years of learning, discovery and Glasgow history.

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Full illustrated Copy Cat story about Glasgow’s Tobacco Lords and their legacy
With Copy Cat

The Tobacco Lords

How Glasgow’s tobacco merchants became wealthy — and the difficult history behind that wealth.

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Full illustrated Weegie Universe story about the River Clyde and Glasgow shipbuilding
With Weegie

The River Clyde

From nature and trade to shipbuilding, bridges and the river Glasgow knows today.

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Full illustrated Hamish story celebrating Celtic’s Lisbon Lions
With Hamish

The Lisbon Lions

The local team that conquered Europe in 1967 and became Glasgow football legends.

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Full illustrated Hamish story about the first official international football match
With Hamish

The First International

Scotland, England and the Glasgow match in 1872 that began international football history.

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Full illustrated Copy Cat story about Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom
With Copy Cat

The Barrowland Ballroom

Copy Cat dances through the history of Glasgow’s famous ballroom and gig venue.

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Full illustrated Quackie MacDuck tribute to Glasgow comedian Billy Connolly
With Quackie MacDuck

Billy Connolly

From the Clyde shipyards and folk clubs to becoming Glasgow’s much-loved Big Yin.

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