During 1967 Anglo edited City Magazines Ltd's TV series-based weekly comic "TV Tornado", and contributed the short-run strips "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" and "Green Hornet", before returning to Top Sellers and packaging reprints of DC Comics material, including Superman, Wonder Woman and the Batman newspaper strip, for their "Super DC" anthology series in 1969/1970. Anglo then worked on the weekly "Look & Cook" magazine in the late 1960s, co-wrote a small number of cookery books, and was a joke writer for comedian Tommy Cooper. He has also written a series of nostalgic books looking back at the decades from the 1930s–1950s, with a companion duo of quiz books, a book about Victorian magazines, "Penny Dreadfuls and other Victorian Horrors", and one on cannibalism, "Man Eats Man: The Story of Cannibalism", together with a small number of stories or features for Fleetway/IPC's war comics output between 1979 and 1983, before retiring during the 1980s.