As well as the Marvelman family of titles, in the mid-1950s Anglo took over a number of L. Miller's established American reprint titles, continuing the series "Jim Bowie", "Annie Oakley", and "Davy Crockett" utilising both the English artists from his studios and a number of Spanish artists. In 1960 Anglo left Miller and the "Marvelman" and "Young Marvelman" titles went into reprint soon after for the last three years of their runs. He set up his own Anglo Comics imprint title from Gower Studios, launching "Captain Miracle", a title which used Marvelman reprints with changes to the artwork; "Battle", "Gunhawks Western" and "TV Features", the last of which contained reprints of material produced by the Studio for L. Miller. None of the titles lasted more than 10 monthly issues between October 1960 and June 1961; after which Anglo Comics folded. Anglo next adapted three stories by Edgar Allan Poe, Oscar Wilde and Wilkie Collins for the British Classics Illustrated imprint of publishers Thorpe & Porter, a company for which he also devised a number of 68-page hardback annuals based on television series "The Avengers", "Charles Rand", and "Danger Man".