26 pages of new comic strips in today's Guardian

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26 pages of new comic strips in today's Guardian

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In today's Guardian Weekend mag (inside The Guardian), six brand new complete comic stories. More info at my blog:
http://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2014/ ... rdian.html
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Tin Can Tommy
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I was just about to post this in the what the papers say thread but then I saw this one. http://www.theguardian.com/books/ng-int ... -langridge

They reference a load of old British comic strips including Frankie Stein which I always thought was rather obscure. I don't think I even knew about it before I joined this forum.
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We got ours this morning, without knowing or expecting to find comics in the weekend section so it was a nice surprise. My favourite is probably 'Baz and Dave' :D
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Tin Can Tommy wrote:I was just about to post this in the what the papers say thread but then I saw this one. http://www.theguardian.com/books/ng-int ... -langridge

They reference a load of old British comic strips including Frankie Stein which I always thought was rather obscure. I don't think I even knew about it before I joined this forum.
Ken Reid's Frankie Stein is one of the most fondly remembered strips amongst comic artists and enthusiasts so it's understandable that Roger would include a nod to him in his strip.
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