A typical issue had comic strips, (containing real photographs from the episodes), competitions, puzzles and quizzes. The main feature of the comic was the center page spread, of a cut-away drawing by Graham Bleathman. Artist Lee Sullivan also produced many of the covers for the series. The comic had 32 pages and the original copies retailed for £1.45. This went up to £1.50 by issue No. 8, and kept on rising steadily with inflation until reaching £1.95 by issue 89. For the first 10 issues the comic was published monthly moving to 3 weekly from issue 11.