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Can anyone find me a frame from a 'Bea' story (1 1/2 or 2 pages, not a single page story) between 2001 and 2006 in which there is a bus queue where a young lady in a black hat is carrying a saxophone? Much thanks if you can. I'll do you a free sketch. How's that?

Can anyone find me a frame from a 'Bea' story (1 1/2 or 2 pages, not a single page story) between 2001 and 2006 in which there is a bus queue where a young lady in a black hat is carrying a saxophone? Much thanks if you can. I'll do you a free sketch. How's that?

Can anyone find me a frame from a 'Bea' story (1 1/2 or 2 pages, not a single page story) between 2001 and 2006 in which there is a bus queue where a young lady in a black hat is carrying a saxophone? Much thanks if you can. I'll do you a free sketch. How's that?

I was reading my Whizzer and Chips and in the reader's section someone asked who drew Scouse Mouse and they said they could not tell them because they didn't want any other comic taking him. Who was the artist at the time? It was usually Julie Evans during the Whizzer and Chips era. I think George ...

Yes, looks like Gordon Bell

I met Phoenix and had a nice drink and chat with him. I notice that Steve has mentioned meeting up with me at the Comic Fair. I was delighted that he did make himself known to me this time. He's a really nice guy ...he introduced me to his mate Steve, who was equally friendly and chatty. Let's hope...

starscape wrote:Not really sure why the ?

Because it's put a stop to a conversation that was clearly enjoyable to certain posters.

Still going through old video tapes and today I came across Michael Aspel interviewing George Harrison and Ringo Starr. He asked Ringo about Thomas the Tank Engine and Ringo said when he was asked to do it he was unfamiliar with the books "I was a Beano lad" he said. Don't know the date of the inte...

It was quiet down my end of town, whatever the Liverpool Echo says. (Which is not "always" 100% accurate, in my experience!)

That's the one! had it about 20 years and clarity was great. We had to wait about 4 months for ours!

Lew Stringer wrote: Red? So how often did you pretend it was the Batphone in 1966, Nigel?

Only EVERY OTHER DAY!!! To the Batpoles, chum!

Blimey. We had a phone installed in our council house in 1962! It was red (which distressed my mum for years- she wanted 'ivory', as Elsie Tanner had a red one, and we all knew about HER) and I never got used to the bell! Why did we get it? My mum was one of 5 sisters...

Digifiend wrote:How long did it run for anyway? And come to think of it, was this DCT's first licensed title?

Last issue drawn by some guy in September 1994.

PIE FACE! Nice one! Every time I've done a 'How To Draw' event, from the first in 199-something (not that I've done that many), I've asked who the kids want me to draw, and without fail, after Dennis and Gnasher, the next choice is ALWAYS Pie face! He's hugely popular, way, way more popular than Cur...

Beano Annual readers may be interested to know that, among other things, I will be drawing the cover for the 2016 book in the next couple of weeks. And, no, that's NOT a typo, I really do mean 2016!