Comics UK

Always nice when you secure a grail, Col. Nice one!

RIP Stan - Excelsior!

stevezodiac wrote:My sister is still surfing the net at weekends looking for a house in Kent. Personally I'd prefer to live in Sussex.

Steve, you’ll be very welcome here in Sussex if you can make it.

Yes, definitely. This may be the only viable route for some of the strips to see daylight.

Apparently Dale Jackson, one of the UK’s top original comic art collectors was interested but with an asking price of £300,000 he says he couldn’t make the sums add up. So an attempt at successful negotiations for Look-In reprints should be on the agenda. I do wonder though how deep the well is on v...

I should clarify that Frankie Stein HAS seen daylight recently but can now have new appearances. Imagine Ken Reid’s meeting Robert Nixon’s in some time travel mix up!

Reunited at last! Just imagine what will now see daylight. Kelly’s Eye, Frankie Stein, The Spider, and more - and even then more on top!

What titles do we want to see added to the Treasury of British Comics?

Welcome Dave - what’s your favourite comic?

A big thumbs up!

I’ve just identified what you’re buying Doug - a hearty congratulations! They will both look magnificent together.

Sid, that’s a film I still haven’t seen for no particular reason and very much want to. Grease is another. Also The Shawshank Redemption.

Quite a few weeks ago Sid. Dez got them out fast.

The comic made more sense on second read as the disembodied caption boxes could be attributed to the right character. Surely the editor should have picked up on this. Still, it was good overall and I’m looking out for more.

I visited the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery’s Tank Girl exhibition. While only consisting of a small number of items, it was certainly quality over quantity - and in Tank Girl’s own home town.

Blazing Frontiers 1 to complete my set of Alan Class first issues.