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Thanks for that, I've sent the seller a message as you suggested, see what happens

As for Round The Bend, you can watch every episode on Tony Husband's website, if you so wish:

http://www.tonyhusband.co.uk/rtbvideowall.html

Thanks for that

Saw it and missed out - it went for something daft like £8 in the end!

Nice little bundle from the postman this morning, all from eBay: -MAX Overload issue 2, which I'm SO happy with. Been after this since 1994 then it came up as a Buy It Now for £1.99 :D -BIG Comic Fortnightly, issues 1, 12, 15 and 18 -BIG Comic Holiday Special (132 pages!), 1988 -The Trout issue 3 (o...

Never even heard of those! I'd've been all over them if I'd seen them in 2011, bah!

At the Manchester Film & Comic Con this last weekend, I got Lew Stringer's Brickman Begins and Gary Whitlock's Creatures of the Weirdieverse, both very nice!

Reviews etcetera will be done when I find a spare moment (I've heard they exist?).

I remember getting a 12ft. balloon with the Beano one summer in the nineties, that was a bit mad. Lasted almost a year as well. The Beano was also responsible for starting an obsession of mine that must've cost a fair bit over the years when they gave away a packet of Pogs on the cover - likewise wh...

Humour all the way, the vast majority of adventure stuff bores me senseless - although I'll give an exception to horror comics, those I can stomach.

I'll read adventure stuff if it's not being played straight (ie: a lot of 2000AD, Sonic the Comic, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and so on).

Fantastic news, welcome back

From the Dandy, circa 2000:

I asked the wee lad if he'd like a Beano or something, but he's currently of the "Star Wars or Nothing" mindset

One of the shops on my road had a box full of annuals outside it yesterday. The guy said "Help yourself" so I got the Dandy Book 1990...

Noticed a Roy of the Rovers and a couple of Beanos I already had, plus a few others... Not complaining for free, unclipped as well!

starscape wrote:Not any more

Well that's a relief - thought I'd have to go back on my "not buying it anymore" stance in order to show my support

big bad bri wrote:This months viz did seem to hit an all time low for me too but i thought i the only one who thought that.

There's a fair few of us... It failed to crack a single smile on my visage this month

The new issue of Viz... That's probably the last time I'll buy it for a long time, it's declined RAPIDLY over the last couple of years. £3.20 I can't afford will no longer be wasted each month, bah. It's saddening, it really is!

Beauty, cheers for showing them - is it the same sort of story structure, as in Nemo wakes up at the end of each page?

Any single one of those original Nemo pages deserves to be framed and admired.