I don't recall seeing Sid do this before - he's signed this strip with his usual signature, but also with his pen-name, SWAB (final panel in top row). Whoopee! 16 January 1982.
Sid Burgon
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Niblet
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Sid Burgon
I did a search on the forum for Sid Burgon and was surprised to find there wasn't already a thread for him (if I somehow missed it could a mod please merge this post into it).
I don't recall seeing Sid do this before - he's signed this strip with his usual signature, but also with his pen-name, SWAB (final panel in top row). Whoopee! 16 January 1982.
I don't recall seeing Sid do this before - he's signed this strip with his usual signature, but also with his pen-name, SWAB (final panel in top row). Whoopee! 16 January 1982.
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Re: Sid Burgon
I love his work..his art style stands out and he has done some great Christmas covers...
His work was always very popular in the comics..
Joker was brilliant and stands up very well looking at it today..
the way he draws panels are fun..sometimes you can see a plaster holding it up..
Adrian in The Beezer was good But I loved his Biffo the bear..
His work was always very popular in the comics..
Joker was brilliant and stands up very well looking at it today..
the way he draws panels are fun..sometimes you can see a plaster holding it up..
Adrian in The Beezer was good But I loved his Biffo the bear..
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Re: Sid Burgon
Just in case anyone hasn't seen this item on Lew's blog - http://lewstringer.blogspot.com/2012/03 ... tires.html