Posts tagged with 'Girls’ Comics'
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December 28, 2007The Museum of Cultural Waste: Mandy 1973The second entry to go on display in fustar.info's Museum of Cultural Waste is not (I admit) wholly dissimilar from the first entry. I'd intended to drift away from vintage Girls' comics and discuss (say) the merits of … |
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November 19, 2007Fate, Death Wishes and Girls in MasksFate, as the unluckiest among us no doubt realise, can be a cruel and capricious thing. To some it regularly deals four (or even five) aces, to others it simply administers crippling … |
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October 31, 2007Balloons of Doom & Balls of HateLike a deep, dark, weirdness-filled mirror the world of Bunty (and girls' comics in general) continues to hold fustar.info in its thrall. The more I look, the more wonders (and terrors) I see returning my gaze. Two weeks ago … |
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October 22, 2007The Flights of FlopearDue to popular demand, or, more precisely, the demand of a single individual ("graylien"), I hereby present another offering from the Bunty Book for Girls 1983. "More Flopear content! More Flopear content!", he begged. Wish granted. "The Flights … |
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October 15, 2007The Museum of Cultural Waste: Bunty for Girls 1983Since local supplies of shoddy, cheap toys remain limited and undependable, I thought it might prove vaguely amusing to launch a new series on the blog formerly known … |
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