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Favourite Comic Strips 14:27 - Nov 18 with 5023 views

The Numskulls.
To this day I'm still convinced that this is how my head (mis)works.

	"The opposite of love, after all, is not hate, but indifference."
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Favourite Comic Strips on 22:33 - Nov 18 with 2036 views

GloryHunter

Favourite Comic Strips on 18:20 - Nov 18 by R_from_afar
What a manager Ma was! She made Neil Warnock look like a pussycat.

Ah - football rattles. Left over from WWII when they were used by air raid wardens to warn of raids.

Favourite Comic Strips on 22:46 - Nov 18 with 2026 views

Metallica_Hoop

Favourite Comic Strips on 22:30 - Nov 18 by dmm
Sven Hassel. I must have read most of his stuff as a young lad. Loved the fact I was reading WW2 stories from the German side.

I own some of the re-issues, they still hold up as great anti-war books.

Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:29 - Nov 18 with 1988 views

MrSheen

Favourite Comic Strips on 22:07 - Nov 18 by Metallica_Hoop
Warlord "Russki kaputt" "arrrrrgggggghhhh" Then I discovered Sven Hassel.

Eat lead, Nip.

Aiiiieeeeee!

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:32 - Nov 18 with 1985 views

CiderwithRsie

Favourite Comic Strips on 22:07 - Nov 18 by Metallica_Hoop
Warlord "Russki kaputt" "arrrrrgggggghhhh" Then I discovered Sven Hassel.

Should be an Hon Mention for the Private Eye p*ss-take version Battle For Britain, with Taffy Kinnock leading his band of British Tommies against the evil fascist dictator Herr Thatchler.

Pretty much every strip ended with "Fatty Heffer's cruel cockney humour" taking the rise out of the hapless Taffy.

Favourite Comic Strips on 15:00 - Nov 19 with 1890 views

loftboy

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:32 - Nov 18 by CiderwithRsie
Should be an Hon Mention for the Private Eye p*ss-take version Battle For Britain, with Taffy Kinnock leading his band of British Tommies against the evil fascist dictator Herr Thatchler. Pretty much every strip ended with "Fatty Heffer's cruel cockney humour" taking the rise out of the hapless Taffy.

Hagar the horrible, Andy Cap, my favourite used to be Wack, a factory worker that was a comic strip in the sun.

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	favourite cheese mature Cheddar. FFS there is no such thing as the EPL
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Favourite Comic Strips on 17:51 - Nov 19 with 1825 views

peakqpr

Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers are difficult to beat for certain age groups with specialised interests.

Favourite Comic Strips on 20:41 - Nov 20 with 1712 views

numptydumpty

Was in Waterstones today and a man was reading the latest Viz Annual, chuckling to himself and his good lady said thats not right now for today.

i said its still fun though and she said her son would like it but her 17 year old daughter would think it to be criminal

Buster Gonad for me because i could relate to his predicaments he faced !!!

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	Walking in a "Mackie Wonderland"
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Favourite Comic Strips on 22:51 - Nov 20 with 1655 views

SydneyRs

Favourite Comic Strips on 20:41 - Nov 20 by numptydumpty
Was in Waterstones today and a man was reading the latest Viz Annual, chuckling to himself and his good lady said thats not right now for today. i said its still fun though and she said her son would like it but her 17 year old daughter would think it to be criminal Buster Gonad for me because i could relate to his predicaments he faced !!! [Post edited 20 Nov 2022 20:42]

Loved Viz. Sid the Sexist, Biffa Bacon, Postman Plod, Roger Mellie etc. And of course the letters page and top tips, superb.

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:52 - Nov 20 with 1643 views

VancouverHoop

Favourite Comic Strips on 17:51 - Nov 19 by peakqpr
Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers are difficult to beat for certain age groups with specialised interests.

Good, but not a patch on R. Crumb's Zap! Comix

However it was The Bash Street Kids and Desperate Dan got me through my childhood.

Favourite Comic Strips on 07:18 - Nov 21 with 1615 views

ozranger

In Oz we grew up on a mixture of English and American comic strips. Andy Cap was always at the bottom of the back page. To me, Bloom County by Berke Breathed was the best. It took off American politics but that tended to be subliminal with many other jokes thrown in.

Favourite Comic Strips on 09:37 - Nov 21 with 1575 views

PlanetHonneywood

Favourite Comic Strips on 22:51 - Nov 20 by SydneyRs
Loved Viz. Sid the Sexist, Biffa Bacon, Postman Plod, Roger Mellie etc. And of course the letters page and top tips, superb.

Fave letters on Viz.

1. Instead of spending thousands to buy a personalised number plate, just change your name by deed poll for £25. Yours sincerely Mr. DFG 523L

2. To avoid missing a flight when running late to get to the airport: put on a Northern Irish accent, phone the airport, and tell them you've planted a bomb. Then relax and take all the time you beed.

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Favourite Comic Strips on 22:47 - Nov 22 with 1485 views

LadbrokeR

As I kid I read scorcher and liked a story called Billy’s boots. Later in life I discovered viz and in my opinion Terry F**kwitt is the best character.

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:15 - Nov 22 with 1465 views

distortR

So many. The beano, Dandy, Roy of the Rovers, loved Commando."For you Tommy, the war is over". 2000 ad. Viz and then the Russell comic books.
Jumpers for goalposts. Marvelous.

Favourite Comic Strips on 23:40 - Nov 22 with 1440 views

Snipper

Another classic from Viz. Mickey’s Monkey Spunk Moped.

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Favourite Comic Strips on 11:25 - Nov 23 with 1351 views

Sonofpugwash

Back in the day....Robert Crumb was a genius.

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Dykes - love him or hate him?

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