 In the 1960s, Embleton was also a prolific contributor to "Look and Learn", producing illustrations for numerous series, including 'The Bath Road' (1962), 'Pioneers Across the Atlantic' (1962), 'The Travels of Marco Polo' (1964), 'Men of the Jolly Roger' (1965), 'Rogers' Rangers' (1970) and 'Legends of the Rhineland' (1972–73) amongst others; in 1969, Embleton illustrated a fill-in story in the long-running 'Trigan Empire' strip.During this period, Embleton also provided illustrations for titles aimed at younger children, amongst them "Playhour", "Once Upon a Time", "The Storyteller" and numerous books.In 1971, he became a frequent contributor to IPC's "World of Wonder" magazine, a similar publication to "Look and Learn" which also relied on painted illustrations by a roster of British artists.