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am trying to relive my youth 😆 but am reminiscing about all the classic comics i used to read.whizzer & chips,the beano,,the eagle e.t.c.
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Grew up with Lucky Luke comic books, if that counts:
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I was about to write something like 'kids of today, eh? They'll never get to enjoy such (Franco-Belgian) genius.' But apparently Lucky Luke's on Playstation. 🙄
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need I go on? hell, yeah
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Five Go Mad in Dorset.... "Oh Timmy you're so licky"
Fistful of Travellers Cheques.... "Christ Shona, don't these deserts make you wanna p*ss alot?"
Oh.... not those Comic Strips.
My wife claimed, through years of laughter, that my strip on our wedding night was classic...does that count as a classic comic strip?
ZARJAZ bigbutslimmer
Totally with the OP - I loved the Numbskulls.
And I was also a Dennis the Menace Fan Club Member.
D.I.N.G.
haven't bought viz for ages, but this still brings a tear to my eye
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Rogue Trooper!
No idea why as I have no Scottish connections whatsoever but I had tons of these.
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aha,i used to love the broons and oor wullie.i had a few annuals of each given to me by my aunt (my grandfather was born in edinburgh).good times 😀 great choices by the way people 😀
haven't bought viz for ages, but this still brings a tear to my eye
Classic and used for a few years to provide us with drunken hilarity.
I was never allowed comics as a little 'un, might explain a lot. 🙁
I was a lover of The Numbskulls too and was young enough to think it was a comic strip documentary.
Can't remember the comic but there was a strip in a comic probably very late 60s or early 70's with a WWI German Flying ace who had giant bats in the back of his Tri-plane - any ideas what it was called? Probably Something Baron or Baron Something as a play on Red Baron?
I loved the Numskulls too.. I found a love for Vaughn Bode's stuff from the 1960s and 70s when I got a bit older..
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I forgot about the freak brothers comics - my mum was not impressed when they started landing on the doormat..
Someone sent me a fat freddy says peed skills postcard when I quit methamphetamine.. I still have it somewhere..
I once enjoyed a long chat with Leo Baxendale, who created the Bash Street Kids, Minnie the Minx and Little Plum among many others. He was a very nice, modest chap (and still is I hope).
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Showing my age but,
The Freak Bros comic is where the Jet Set Willy "We Must Perform A Quirkafleeg" room came from.
http://www.russandem.co.uk/quirk/
Well, indeedslackalice - Member
Oh.... not those Comic Strips
"Don't Shoot. It's me, Billy Balfour ... the man wi' no name !"
And of course
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Beaten to it by TJ absolute classic Commando
Slaine being another of my faves, they really should do that as a film.
I've got a stack of Commandos about as tall as I am. But this was good as a kid and great as an adult
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