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Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 08 Jul 2008, 23:53
by Peter Gray
Owl and the pussy cat was a great treat...also info on the author of the poem...hope there are more poems by Hunt to see...Jabberwocky by Lewis C would be a good one to visualise...if possible..

The Beano is better to me...great its still a great comic...
:offtopic1: loved Johnny Bean again...also nice nood to Grandad Snooty..

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 09 Jul 2008, 00:23
by felneymike
Beano annuals of times past (er, the early 90's) often had beano-ified traditional poems and old-fashioned songs. Though these vanished later... probably because the kids wouldnt know the tune (i rarely did unless it was something we sang in school assemblies, though i can't imagine that happens much any more)

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 13 Jul 2008, 14:25
by Brendan McGuire
The Owl and the Pussy Cat actually made me laugh out loud ("Check me bling!"). Brilliant!
Now then, Freddie Fear's Mum. You would, wouldn't you? ;)

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 14 Jul 2008, 11:45
by HighAndMighty
myself and my kids enjoyed this one- they loved the artwork... more of these would be a real treat.

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 14 Jul 2008, 16:04
by Peter Gray
quote from Lews blog (also see the 1965 comics post...love it)
Update 11/7/2008: Hunt tells me that he's adapted another Nonsense Poem for a future issue of The Beano: You Are Old, Father William by Lewis Carroll. Having seen the two pager I can report it's another fine job. More info on when it'll appear at a later date.

Jabberwocky is one that must be done...heres hope there will be many more poems done...

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 17 Sep 2008, 15:17
by Peter Gray
New one in The Beano..cockles and mussels...love the walking...dancing cockles and mussels...some great gags in it..

Molly Malone
More of this please Beano!!!!!!!!!!
love surreal...wacky humour..
:offtopic1:
loved the Smiffy strip...

Re: Beano poems by Hunt E

Posted: 19 Sep 2008, 15:46
by Steve Henderson
If your a Lewis Carrol fan Peter you should try get hold of Bryan Talbots Alice in Sunderland, although its more of a history of the city of Sunderland which highlights the connections that Carrol had with the city, he does a good job of using loads of different styles.

The Beano poems are fantastic