Some Minnie x Toots stuff
I've loved this ship since I started reading the beano a few years back (2018) - and at the time I wrote a (really awful) fanfic about them on wattpad that I have since taken down lmao
Here's a drawing I did of them at the time. I have definitely improved since then.
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New in FA—The Comiczine: Will Morgan pays tribute to Bash Street Kids illustrator David Sutherland.
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Dandy comic rarity offered on eBay, a special tribute to the comic’s relaunch in 2010 - and other amazing Beano and Dandy artworks, too
A very limited edition, specially printed copy of The Dandy, is up for sale, along with some amazing comic art and more
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*Slams fic down on your desk like an interrogator does a newspaper*
Absolutely phenomenal dp x dc fic. Awesome concept brilliant plot incredible execution. Pretty much The Single best supporting/mc oc I have ever encountered, such good characterisation, super interactions and relationships, we are healing and growing in this house tonight lads!!!!
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BEANOTOWN #3: UNO, DOS, TRES!
Pencils, inks and lettering by Jude! Script and colours by Nia (niasnook)!
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An advert for 'Plug' No.4. On sale Friday 7 October 1977. Plug, or Percival Proudfoot Plugsley to give him his full name, was a character from the popular Beano 'The Bash Street Kids' strip. His own title ran for 75 issues from 1977 to 1979. DC Thomson.
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how i lobe them so dearly,,,
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As someone who has been a fan of the Beano since they were a little kiddo, I was really upset to hear of the passing of one of my favourite artists, David Sutherland.
His drawings and comics have a very special place in my childhood, I grew up reading the Bash Street Kids every week and collecting past comics and Beano books that he made art for.
He illustrated for the Beano for just over 60 years and his art has brought smiles to generations of kids and personally, has helped me learn to read and inspired me to create.
He was a very special man to so many people.
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The Man at the Crossroads: An Interview with comic catalyst extraordinaire, Paul Gravett
An Interview with comic catalyst extraordinaire, Paul Gravett. We catch up with the man behind COMICA, co-creator of Escape, and veritable comics catalyst!
Comics archivist, catalyst, author, publisher, competition judge, COMICA cofounder and raconteur Paul Gravett should need no introduction to many downthetubes readers. His enthusiasm and energy promoting comics from around the world is second to none, unstinting since his days running the Fast Fiction service with Peter Stanbury, publishing Escape magazine, launched 40 years ago this Spring, also…
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