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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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When you were younger did you ever read comics or magazines?
Who were your favourite characters?
I had Beano and Dandy, Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat
Then used to get Smash Hits |
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By *m272Woman
over a year ago
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"When you were younger did you ever read comics or magazines?
Who were your favourite characters?
I had Beano and Dandy, Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat
Then used to get Smash Hits "
Korky the cat, Beryl the peril,Roger the dodger & Minnie the minx  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"When you were younger did you ever read comics or magazines?
Who were your favourite characters?
I had Beano and Dandy, Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat
I read somewhere that Alison Moyet used to draw for the Bash Street Kids before she because famous
Then used to get Smash Hits
Korky the cat, Beryl the peril,Roger the dodger & Minnie the minx "
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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Valiant, Hotspur, Warlord, Battle, Look & Learn.
Amongst all the jingo "take that, Fritz" bs in the war comics, there were a couple of genuine gems:
"Charlie's War" is today recognized as a genuinely subversive anti-war classic set in WW1. It's even been re-released in graphic novel format.
There was a series about a German paratrooper named (what else) Fallman. Very sympathetically portrayed.
These were stories that genuinely changed my perspective. |
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By (user no longer on site) 25 weeks ago
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Loved the Beano and The Dandy growing up
Billy Wizz, Calamity James and Bash Street Kids were my favourites
Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat were the obvious Dandy favourite.......which one was Banana Man in?
Beano?
Was also prone to the adventures of Marvel and DC (and that was well before Downy Jr uttered the iconic Iron Man line) |
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Growing up I was a Beano kid absolutely loved getting the next issue Roger the dodger made me laugh then I hit my teens and started collecting a magazine called spine chillers was all about bizarre weird stuff like ghosts and possessed things |
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"Growing up I was a Beano kid absolutely loved getting the next issue Roger the dodger made me laugh then I hit my teens and started collecting a magazine called spine chillers was all about bizarre weird stuff like ghosts and possessed things "
now I'm a comic collector of batman comics I even have issue 1 of the worlds greatest detective
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Before I got into Metal at 13 I read Look-In, Smash-Hits, Fast-Forward, a kids news paper called Scoop and various comics like Transformers, Banana-man, He-Man, Thundercats, Dandy etc. Since 91 its been Rock/Metal mags Rock Power, Kerrang! Metal Hammer which I still buy, Teorrorizer, Raw. I have five long boxes of comics which I'm going to start selling and save every magazine I buy. |
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Oh yes lots and lots of comics. Beano, Dandy, Sparky, Buster, Valiant then later Warrior and 2000AD. Supplemented by lashings of DC comics too. I liked Marvel as well but the colours were always brighter in DC. Then a bunch of people my age(ish) started producing more grown up comics like Watchmen, Dark Knight, Batman Year One, Sandman etc so I still love them |
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