Editing Roger the Dodger (section)

==Timeline==

'''18 April 1953:''' Roger The Dodger made his debut in issue 561, drawn by [[Ken Reid (comics artist)|Ken Reid]].<br/>
'''1959:''' [[Gordon Bell (artist)|Gordon Bell]] becomes the artist.<br/>
'''1960:''' Roger's first series ends.<br/>
'''April 1961:''' Roger returns to the Beano, drawn by Bob McGrath.<br/>
'''1962:''' Reid becomes Roger's artist again.<br/>
'''1964:''' [[Robert Nixon (artist)|Robert Nixon]] takes over.<br/>
'''1973:''' Tom Lavery takes over.<br/>
'''1976:''' Frank McDiarmid takes over.<br/>
'''1986:''' Nixon returns to draw Roger again, he moves to two pages and '''Roger The Dodger's Dodge Clinic''' is introduced.<br/>
'''1992:''' '''Roger The Dodger's Dodge Clinic''' ends.<br/>
'''April 1993:''' Roger's 40th anniversary is celebrated.<br/>
'''January 2003:''' [[Barrie Appleby]] takes over after Nixon's death.<br/>
'''2011:''' Appleby stops drawing Roger to focus on [[Dennis and Gnasher]], and '''Roger's Dodge Diary''' is introduced alongside Nixon reprints.<br/>
'''2012:''' Appleby resumes drawing Roger after Nigel Parkinson takes over Dennis and Gnasher.<br/>
'''July 2013:''' [[Jamie Smart]] takes over as artist.<br/>
'''April 2014:''' Wayne Thompson takes over as artist.<br/>
'''July 2014:''' [[Barrie Appleby]] returns as artist.<br/>
'''April 2023:''' Roger's 70th anniversary is celebrated.<br/>