What chance did we stand? Comic strips like this and the Bash Street Kids – see the previous post for my favourite adventure – introduced us Brit baby-boomers to surreal satire of conventional thinking. In the States it was Mad Magazine … were we the world’s luckiest ever generation, I wonder?
Share the fun, kids, it’s still being published! And here’s one for Opher, whose blog opherworld.wordpress.com I can thoroughly recommend … some more artwork to die for!
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a nomad in cyberspace 
They don’t make comics like that anymore, in fact, they just don’t make comics!
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Too true, Steve!
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Wow Dave! – I’d completely forgotten about the numbskulls. They were great. I wish I’d kept hold of all those comics. I used to buy a load and my friend Jeff used to buy a load and we’d swap halfway through the week. I loved them. It was pure surreal fantasy. No wonder I’m like I am. Thanks for sharing that Dave.
And thanks for the great mention! – All the best – Opher
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My pleasure.
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Reminds me of Dan O’Niels Odd Bodkins that ran in the SF Chronicle for awhile.
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Just Googled it and I see what you mean, Curt. Cheers.
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