Comics UK

I see that some old annuals and comics were "Dandy Monster Comic".

What era was the term "Monster" used, and what were DCT trying to imply with this? Just that it was 'big'?

Thanks.

Thanks Steelclaw. I'll try and get hold of those.

Hi,

I've finally got round to subscribing to CFTC having missed lots of issues lately.

Can somebody tell me which issues had the 'Great Flood of London' in? I'll have to try and get back issues.

Did they reprint the whole series or just some of it?

Thanks.

Did it ever get released? If so, it's unavailable on Amazon now - which is strange 'cos the Dandy one that came out much earlier IS still available.

Hope I haven't missed it!

Cheers.

"The Slaves of War Orphan Farm" - how brilliant is that!

colcool007 wrote:Got a copy of Saturday's Guardian and I can't find nuffink! (Bought on Monday due to being on a warm and windswept isle...) Help!

It's in the paperback book sized weekly entertainment section. You can't miss it it's on the cover of said Guide.

If it's permitted, I'll scan and post the stuff from The Guide?

Can anyone scan the cover of The Knowledge from the Times?

Thanks.

On a (slightly) related note ... does anyone know if Aurum are going to follow up their 'Dandy' and 'Broons' titles from last year for this years Xmas market (maybe the next annuals or another title like the first 'Hotspur' or 'Beezer' book or something like that?) Amazon list the facsimile of Bean...

Captain Storm wrote:Anybody know how to save youtube files to a hard drive?Are they stored in cache or are they simply streamed?

Try http://www.keepvid.com

If I get my hands on 'Oor Wullie' I'll post that too.

It's in XVID format. Try Googling for and installing the XVID codec.

Or try playing it with VLC Player which I think negates the need to get the XVID codec.

It is playable. I've played it myself.

http://www.gigasize.com/get.php/311834/ ... broons.avi

Enjoy!

Any probs let me know.

I think there's a few secs missing at the start, which is unfortunate, but it wasn't me who made the recording.

I've got "Happy Birthday Broons" (30mins, BBC Scotland) which aired around Xmas 2005. If anyone wants it, let me know and I'll make it available for downloading.

So, does anyone know the name of the actor with the stentorian voice?