The Cat Girl: Britain’s Forgotten Super Hero
The Cat Girl was a British comic strip feline superhero long before The Leopard of Lime Street, but is little-known today.
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Jane Bond, The Super Spy Of Sixties Girls’ Comics
Cool as an early morning rose and as deadly as nightshade, Jane Bond was the female super spy of British girls comics in the 1960s.
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The Misadventures Of Sugar Jones
The comic strip stories of a manipuative fame-seeker and shameless self-publicist seem more pertinent today than when they first appeared.
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Classic Gums – A Collection Of Toothless Post-Jaws Shark Humour
A great British comic strip returns in a collected volume of the original stories.
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Monster Fun Rises From The Grave
The triumphant return of an iconic British comic book.
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Living For Kicks In 1960
A vintage TV documentary looking at thrill-hungry beatniks.
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“I Prefer Not To”: Herman Melville’s Bartleby: The Scrivener
Literature’s great refusenik remains as ambiguous as ever – the everyman protestor who rebels of all stripes feel represents them.
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The age of the rebellious hedonist is over. The dullards have taken over.
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