Fabulous 208 (retitled Fab 208 after August 1975) was a British pop music magazine. Published weekly between 1964 and 1980 by Fleetway (later IPC Magazines) and aimed at the teenage market, it ran for almost 900 issues, and oversaw a period of considerable change in popular music consumption, from the early years of The Beatles' career to the growth of the music video. Many of its contributors began their professional careers with the magazine including photographersDavid Steen and Robert Whitaker and writers Quentin Crewe, Shena Mackay, Neil Aspinall and Michael Aldred.Started in 1969 and finished in 1984.
 

Starting in 1969 there were a total of 16 Annuals that were published with the final two annuls being retitled from 'Fab 208' to 'Fab' from 1983.  There was also a Yearbook published for the 1981 market along with the Annual of that year.