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Monday, 21 May 2018
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Strange how the old memory works I thought this strip appeared in "Whizzer and Chips" or "Knockout" - saying that 1971 was about the time I stopped regularly buying UK comics so that probably accounts for the error in my knowledge. Strange this strip (to me at least) now looks interesting and fresh but in 1971 for me was old hat and boring unlike US comics of the time, how times have changed. Still nice art as always by Tom Kerr.
ReplyDeletePhil the Fluter first appeared in Thunder, PM, which was then subsumed by Lion, hence the strip transferring to there. Thunder only lasted 22 issues, alas. I thought it was a great wee comic.
ReplyDeleteAhhh that will be the reason for my mix up I really liked Thunder as well and used to get it regularly.
ReplyDeleteI only need around half a dozen issues to complete the set. One day.
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