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Cheeky Weekly ™ REBELLION PUBLISHING LTD, COPYRIGHT © REBELLION PUBLISHING LTD, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED was a British children's comic with cover dates spanning 22 October 1977 to 02 February 1980.
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Thursday, 23 May 2013
Frankly it's Frank on Frankie
Peter has posted a Frankie Stein strip drawn by Frank McDiarmid from the 1988 Whoopee! Summer Special.
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What do you think of Frank's take on Frankie Stein..?
ReplyDeleteI think it does have a darker tone...
I'm reading a lot of Frank's Cruncher from 1968 Busters at the moment..;0)
Frank is great whatever he draws, and of course he often ghosted Ken Reid's style. In the strip you posted he's letting his own style show through. Certainly the script contains some very black humour, but Frank handles it very well.
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