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downthetubes · 17 days
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DC Thomson has some BEANO and Dandy treats out in May
DC Thomson has three comic treats for fans of BEANO and The Dandy out next month, including a Bash Street Kids collection
DC Thomson has three comic treats for fans of BEANO and The Dandy out next month, including a Bash Street Kids collection. Beano Presents: The Bash Street Kids Volume One, featuring art by much-missed artist David Sutherland, drops into bookshops and other outlets on 1st May. The Bash Street Kids are the class every teacher dreads… and it’s just got worse for the long-suffering teacher of Class…
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lisamarie-vee · 1 year
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all-action-all-picture · 10 months
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June 1983 ad for The Dandy Comic Library No. 5. DC Thomson.
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brilapse · 2 years
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I can’t believe I haven’t read “The Art of Seduction” yet. Well, that’s changed! Skimmed throughout the nine types and their summaries, currently reading more in depth on each type and then the eighteen “victims of seduction” types.
It’s fun to try and figure out which type I am and some of my friends are…. though, I think I may fall under “the anti-seducer” LOL (not pictured here because I hit the 10 picture limit, it’s not technically a seducer type anyways. Here’s the definition:
“Seducers draw you in by the focused, individualized attention they pay to you. Anti-Seducers are the opposite: insecure, self-absorbed, and unable to grasp the psychology of another person, they literally repel. Anti- seducers have no self awareness, and never realize when they are pestering, imposing, talking too much. They lack the subtlety to create the promise of pleasure that seduction requires.”
If that’s not me, idk what is LOL. Especially the “never realize when they are pestering, imposing or talking too much”. Actually- sure, just say people with Autism are the ultimate anti-seducers 😫😂
My fiancé thinks I’m either “The Siren” or “The Coquette” though, but thinks it’s hilarious how much that part of the anti-seducer definition is totally me 😅
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scotianostra · 1 year
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On December 4th 1937 cartoon character Desperate Dan first appeared in the Dandy comic. on it's launch day.
The face of Desperate Dan was sketched out as Dudley Watkins sat at his desk in Dundee, combining inspiration from the Wild West and English polismen.
The artist originally saw his cartoon character as an outlaw and gave him a stubbly lantern-jaw, the strength to lift a cow with one hand, and an appetite for cow pie, complete with horns. But as the anti-hero of the Dandy caught the imagination of thousands of young readers, Watkins evolved his persona into a champion of the underdog.
Dan made his appearance in the first issue of the Dandy on December 4th 1937. He survived until the comic closed in 2012, reappearing in a short-lived app. He was just one of many comic book characters which Watkins created for Thomson’s Dundee publishing house. The success was huge, and Oor Wullie and The Broons, written in broad Scots, soon followed and became an essential part of school bairn’s lives.
A devout Christian, Watkins lived in a substantial house in a village near Dundee. It was his ambition to adapt the whole Bible into illustrated format, but that dream was never realised.
On the morning of August 20th, 1969, his wife found him at his desk, a half-finished Desperate Dan strip on his desk. He had died of a heart attack. His strips Oor Wullie, The Broons, Desperate Dan and Lord Snooty continue to be popular to this day.
In a 2006 BBC documentary marking 70 years of Oor Wullie, it was claimed that, due to his frequent mocking of Axis leaders in his comics before and during World War II, Watkins’ name was on a list of enemies of the Third Reich.
The final printed edition of The Dandy was issued on 4 December 2012, the comic’s 75th anniversary, after sales slumped to 8,000 a week. On the same day, The Dandy relaunched as an online comic, The Digital Dandy, appearing on the Dandy website and in the Dandy App. The digital relaunch was not successful and the comic ended just six months later.
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Grimdark Bananaman
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beatlepaul4ever · 2 years
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They didn’t forget the girly eyelashes either.
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having mutuals is so funny bc it’s got me searching up shit like “time in texas” “time in nz” “time in nyc”
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downthetubes · 3 months
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"Garth" art by Martin Asbury, rare Dudley D. Watkins original, to be offered at auction next week
Warwick-based Griffin's Auctioneers and Valuers has included a number of original British comic artworks in its upcoming Antiques, Interiors & Collectables auction next week
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Ad for The Dandy Summer Special 1982.
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sketchy-tour · 3 months
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Beta playing pool beta playing pool beta playing pool beta-
ANYWAY! I brain rotted about this idea for a hot minute! Take these beta doodles. Putting them in your hands. Now I can properly beam Beta playing pool into your minds with a visual! Enjoy
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chick-it-out · 2 years
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letsallgotothelobby · 2 years
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Desperate Dan was the original gigachad
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spectra-bear · 8 months
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"Soul torn from flesh, nevermore to return"
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londoneh · 2 months
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‼️ Scopophobia warning ‼️
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Audio from joe on YouTube, when we were kids (the last Monday demo music) :)
🌺🌸🌼🌸🌺
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