Hi philcom55, I Love that pirate puzzle page by Cliff Brown - excellent example of his style - I'm staggered you purchased it for £2! :notworthy:
Hi Raven, I have to admit to ignoring Pete's Pockets, but have since looked back to read half a dozen strips and yes they are definitely a good quality ...
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- 26 Mar 2016, 00:35
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Timothy Tester in Whizzer & Chips 1973
- Replies: 12
- Views: 6842
- 24 Mar 2016, 19:27
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Timothy Tester in Whizzer & Chips 1973
- Replies: 12
- Views: 6842
Re: Timothy Tester in Whizzer & Chips 1973
Thanks for the quick response Lew.
Cliff appeared to put a lot of effort in each week to produce a consistently funny strip.
It looks like a labour of love rather than just another job, with lots of little additional details that added to the humour.
Cheers,
Duncan
Cliff appeared to put a lot of effort in each week to produce a consistently funny strip.
It looks like a labour of love rather than just another job, with lots of little additional details that added to the humour.
Cheers,
Duncan
- 24 Mar 2016, 10:39
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Timothy Tester in Whizzer & Chips 1973
- Replies: 12
- Views: 6842
Timothy Tester in Whizzer & Chips 1973
Hi Forum Members,
I've recently purchased a large batch of Whizzer & Chips from 1973 primarily to read the adventure tale, Trip into Terror - and thoroughly good it is too.
However, I've also been very impressed with the double page humour strip 'Timothy Tester' which has real laugh out loud ...
I've recently purchased a large batch of Whizzer & Chips from 1973 primarily to read the adventure tale, Trip into Terror - and thoroughly good it is too.
However, I've also been very impressed with the double page humour strip 'Timothy Tester' which has real laugh out loud ...
- 08 Dec 2015, 21:12
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Comics of the Decade
- Replies: 18
- Views: 7703
Re: Comics of the Decade
Born in 1965 and first favourites were Beano & Sparky, followed by Vulcan & Valiant, then Action & 2000AD & also all Marvel UK until sadly peer pressure finally made me stop reading comics sometime in 1979.
- 27 Sep 2015, 18:49
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4591
Re: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s
Ta Raven, I enjoyed the link for the discussion about the "puzzler" strips.
Cheers,
Duncan
Cheers,
Duncan
- 27 Sep 2015, 12:24
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4591
Re: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s
I finally managed to purchase a collection of 29 Whizzer & Chips from 1973, in order to reacquaint myself with the "Trip to Terror" strip identified by Raven.
Raven was correct in his selection, however my memory of a hooded villain appears to have originated from an earlier adventure strip which ...
Raven was correct in his selection, however my memory of a hooded villain appears to have originated from an earlier adventure strip which ...
- 17 Jul 2015, 23:09
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4591
Re: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s
Fantastic philcom and raven - next stop is e-bay to get some Cor! & Whizzer & Chips - your help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Duncan
Thanks,
Duncan
- 17 Jul 2015, 18:01
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 4591
Help to identify couple of adventure strips from mid-70s?
Hi kind forum members - I'm hoping I can rely on your great combined wisdom & knowledge to help me identify a couple of adventure strips originally published in weekly UK comics sometime between 1973 & 75 that I've had no luck tracing? Hopefully they actually exist and I haven't just dreamed them up ...
- 24 Feb 2015, 13:50
- Forum: Conventions and other events
- Topic: Glasgow comic mart
- Replies: 47
- Views: 52143
Re: Glasgow comic mart
Thanks for the reminder Paw, I should be able to attend and hopefully see some goodies to buy
- 08 Dec 2014, 13:35
- Forum: Conventions and other events
- Topic: Glasgow comic mart
- Replies: 47
- Views: 52143
Re: Glasgow comic mart
So disappointed that I couldn't spend "serious" money on some of the UK comics available (although I enjoyed looking), as our washing machine packed up on Thursday night and I had to keep the bulk of my spare xmas cash to buy a new machine later on Saturday afternoon, so my buys were restricted to ...
- 18 Nov 2014, 13:38
- Forum: Conventions and other events
- Topic: Glasgow comic mart
- Replies: 47
- Views: 52143
Re: Glasgow comic mart
Hi Paw,
Thanks again for posting a reminder of this mart - I'll definitely be there trying to treat myself to some personal Christmas goodies - hopefully there will be some British annuals and comics available?
Thanks again for posting a reminder of this mart - I'll definitely be there trying to treat myself to some personal Christmas goodies - hopefully there will be some British annuals and comics available?
- 14 Oct 2014, 12:52
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: what are your favourite comic stories?
- Replies: 11
- Views: 4687
Re: what are your favourite comic stories?
My Holy Comics Trinity:
Trigan Empire re-printed in Vulcan (1975 & 76 Scottish & National editions) with art by Don Lawrence
Hook Jaw in Action (1976) with art by Ramon Sola
Nick Fury, Agent of Shield re-printed in Captain Britain (1976 & 77) with colour art by Jim Steranko.
I was very fortunate ...
Trigan Empire re-printed in Vulcan (1975 & 76 Scottish & National editions) with art by Don Lawrence
Hook Jaw in Action (1976) with art by Ramon Sola
Nick Fury, Agent of Shield re-printed in Captain Britain (1976 & 77) with colour art by Jim Steranko.
I was very fortunate ...
- 27 Sep 2014, 18:12
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: What comics did you buy today?
- Replies: 8229
- Views: 2746159
Re: What comics did you buy today?
Collected a couple of e-bay purchases from the post office this morning;
Spider-Man Annual 1976
Spider-Man Annual 1977
All stories with art by the great Ross Andru. I've never owned either of these UK annuals before, although I remember my cousin spotting the 1977 annual in a jumble sale just ...
Spider-Man Annual 1976
Spider-Man Annual 1977
All stories with art by the great Ross Andru. I've never owned either of these UK annuals before, although I remember my cousin spotting the 1977 annual in a jumble sale just ...
- 20 Sep 2014, 10:10
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: What comics did you buy today?
- Replies: 8229
- Views: 2746159
Re: What comics did you buy today?
Bought 2 Marvel UK annuals off eBay for only £6 combined
The Incredible Hulk 78
The Avengers 78
I don't recall ever having originally owned a copy of either book and in fact was completely unaware of the Hulk annual until I stumbled across this copy on eBay. Both really nice condition and ...
The Incredible Hulk 78
The Avengers 78
I don't recall ever having originally owned a copy of either book and in fact was completely unaware of the Hulk annual until I stumbled across this copy on eBay. Both really nice condition and ...
- 20 Sep 2014, 10:01
- Forum: General comics discussion
- Topic: What comics did you buy today?
- Replies: 8229
- Views: 2746159
Re: What comics did you buy today?
Sparky Book 1972 off eBay - really nice condition for only £4
The stories and art are all quite brilliant with a special mention for the 'Years to remember' feature with numerous glorious double page spreads. I remember buying this at a jumble sale held in my primary school in (probably) 1974 and ...
The stories and art are all quite brilliant with a special mention for the 'Years to remember' feature with numerous glorious double page spreads. I remember buying this at a jumble sale held in my primary school in (probably) 1974 and ...
