Are we dumbing down comics for today's kids?

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Gary Northfield
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Re: Are we dumbing down comics for today's kids?

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LauraH wrote:And no toilet humour in sight in either Ratz or JB, Peter ;)

Interestingly, Bogies appears to have migrated over from TOXIC - unless it's a different strip with exactly the same subject matter, title and art style - ! We shall see when it starts in the Dandy, I suppose.
The artwork in the teaser ad looks suspiciously like Nigel Auchterlounie; did he draw Bogies for Toxic?
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Ted and the animals artist it looks like to me..
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Re: Are we dumbing down comics for today's kids?

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Gary Northfield wrote:
LauraH wrote:And no toilet humour in sight in either Ratz or JB, Peter ;)

Interestingly, Bogies appears to have migrated over from TOXIC - unless it's a different strip with exactly the same subject matter, title and art style - ! We shall see when it starts in the Dandy, I suppose.
The artwork in the teaser ad looks suspiciously like Nigel Auchterlounie; did he draw Bogies for Toxic?
It IS Nigel! He signed the strip in this week's issue. See, I can spot a cartoonist at a 1000ft, me.
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