 The rest of the comic only featured Australian artists with other strips such as "Basso the Bear" and "Pam and Pospsy Penguin" by Hotpoint and "Ossie" by George Little.While there was text below each frame, the panels contained word balloons.In the late 1930s the market began to be saturated by the release of reprints of US strips popularised by the women's magazines, "The New Idea" ("Buck Rogers", "Boy's Adventure World", "Felix the Cat", "Hurricane Hawk") and "The Woman's Mirror" ("The Phantom").