Britain's oldest comic faces oakley sunglasses wholesale closure after 75 years as sales fall to just 8000 a week

Outstripped: The Dandy celebrated its 3,000th issue (left) on May 22, 1999, beating the previous record held by Comic Cuts, but has seen sales plummet in recent years to fewer than 8,000

Publishers DC Thomson are considering the comic's future fake oakley sunglasses and even the possibility of moving Desperate cheap oakley sunglasses Dan to fake oakley sunglasses the pages of The Dandy's long time rival and sister title, The Beano.

A spokesman for the Dundee cheap oakley sunglasses based publisher confirmed it was considering closing the magazine but said the most popular characters would continue to exist online.

'Confident': Publishers DC Thomson are considering the comic's future and even the possibility of moving Desperate Dan to the pages of The Dandy's long time rival and sister title, The Beano (right)

Despite outlasting other once popular comics, including The Beezer and The Topper, a series of recent relaunches have failed to regenerate The Dandy's sales.

In 2007, it was rebranded as Dandy Xtreme, a fortnightly version of the comic, and in 2010 its creators introduced celebrity themed strips starring well known figures such as Simon Cowell and Jeremy Clarkson.

But sales continued to fall, dropping by 50 per cent between 2010 and 2011.

Britain's most popular comic The Beano has also struggled in recent years. According to the most recent figures its circulation was only 38,000 at end of 2011.