The Red, White & Blue is the flagship comic of 1910 press. It contains comic-strip serials in both the "square panel" style of traditional British adventure comics such as Victor or Knockout, as well as the "jagged panel" style stories of comics such as Action and early 2000AD. It also contains text serials in short three-column instalments in the style of DC Thomson story-papers from the early-mid 20th century such as Skipper or Hotspur. Finally each issue contains a complete long Sexton Blake story, in the style of the Amalgamated Press story papers from the early 20th century. The title Red White & Blue is a reference to the former "Sexton Blake's own paper", the Union Jack, which ran from 1894 - 1933. The RWB is an unofficial 'continuation' of this paper.

Issue 1 (Christmas 2007)

Eugene Manx - A spy strip set in 1950. A former spy from the German army is hunting down Nazi war criminals.

Sexton Blake - Sexton Blake tracks down The Missing Million in a case of inheritance fraud (1925)

Tigers Of Punjab – A war story set in the partition of India in 1947

Article - The Duke of Detection - the history of Sexton Blake

British Greats - Supermarine Spitfire

Size: A4 | Pages: 24 | Price: £1

Issue 2 (March 2008)

Sexton Blake - Blake duels The Motorway Killer in a cat-and mouse game of survival! (1975)

Article - 200 Years ago - The tale of a strange duel fought in 1808

British Greats - Hawker Hurricane

Size: A4 | Pages: 20 | Price: £1

Issue 3 (March 2010)

Sarah Millman – Detective comic strip set in the 2060's

Sexton Blake - Sexton Blake must solve the riddle of The Train Crash Killer before disaster strikes again! (2007)

The Day of the Green Skulls - Mark Trant, a lab assistant, has to face up anti animal testing protestors.

British Greats - BMC Mini

The Signal Lamp - Editor's page

Size: A4 | Pages: 24 | Price: £1½

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Sexton Blake - In Hong Kong, thrilling detective adventure set in 1900

Size: A4 | Pages: 24 | Price: £1½