The oldest rides, such as the dodgem cars, were sold to Burma or demolished. Both Dodgem and PTC were to have equal shares. Dodgem Cars Ltd. Billy Butlin saw them and obtained the UK franchise. Over $500,000 in damages were reported, including the loss of the park's 1925 Dodgem ride. In 1928, Butlin secured an exclusive licence to sell dodgem cars in Europe. She occasionally wrote for Alan Moore's underground magazine "Dodgem Logic". The last issue of "Dodgem Logic" was published on 1 April 2011. A non-album single, "Starcruiser" coupled with "Dodgem Dude", was belatedly issued in 1980. Like the Dodgem car, the boats were operator driven and seated two adults. Not only did they jointly operate a boat ride but also two Dodgem car rides. The 1987 edition includes "The Dodgem Division" as an epilogue. The company, commonly known as Pinfari, was established in 1926 building Dodgem cars and buildings. Dodgem Logic was a bimonthly underground magazine edited and published by Alan Moore. In 2006, the park introduced Dodgem the Dog as the mascot for the park. For this national event, the Dodgem Corporation teamed up with the Philadelphia Toboggan Company (PTC).