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Meridian School Christmas Cards: Christmas Cards 2012

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Meridian School Christmas Cards. An attempt to get an online presence for the Charity Christmas Cards we're selling this year to support the Friends of Meridian Primary School in Greenwich. Wednesday, November 14, 2012. Welcome to Meridian Primary School's 2012 Paralympic Christmas cards, in association with Banx, pocket cartoonist of the Financial Times. Http:/ banxcartoons.co.uk. Meridian Charity Christmas Cards. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You can order the cards securely online through Paypal!

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The Oink! Blog: January 2015

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Friday, 30 January 2015. 48: HUNGRY FOR HUMOUR? As well as remembering running to the newsagents first thing on Saturdays. To get them as a child, it's clear this was the day they came out. Not Fridays. Not sure why the cover says that then but that's the case, so we're back to Fridays here on the blog. (I can remember Buster. Coming out on Saturdays too yet it said 'Every Monday. On the cover. Strange.). Anyway, on to something more interesting than all that. Coming back to see how each issue was 'assem...

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The Oink! Blog: June 2015

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Wednesday, 24 June 2015. 2: THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS. GO TO PART ONE: THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE AND FRIENDS. An incredibly simple advert but it can't be denied it's a powerful and attention grabbing one. This appeared across Marvel UK. At some point prior to this I'd discovered Filmation's Ghostbusters. In early January the brand new cartoon started on Mondays at 4:20pm (we remember such silly things don't we? And I was hooked. Then about a month or so later the family was watching Surprise, Surprise. The date...

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The Oink! Blog: August 2015

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Wednesday, 26 August 2015. GO TO PART FIVE: THE TRANSFORMERS. I could very easily say click here. And be done with this post if I'm honest, but that wouldn't be like me and so here we go again with another comic which, for reasons I can't fathom, you'll find very little about online. While its companion title Big Comic Fortnightly. Is fondly remembered and you'll find plenty of cover images and information on the web, you'd be hard pushed to see any proof of Funny Fortnightly. Could be found in both, the...

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The Oink! Blog: December 2014

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Wednesday, 31 December 2014. Happy New Year (again) everyone and welcome to Rubbish Man. S party (and you thought Jools Holland's guest list was impressive) to celebrate the end of 1987 and the beginning of a brand new, shiny 1988. Oink! Had had an absolutely golden run of faultless issues, released a superb book for the first time and was about to turn weekly in only a matter of days, what was not to love about the new year? Then, dig in and enjoy the company of the assembled masses:. GO TO PART TWO.

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The Oink! Blog: May 2014

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Friday, 30 May 2014. 29: THE SWILLS ARE ALIVE. Have just uploaded that cover to this post while listening to Forgotten Eighties. Such is the failure of the ol' grey cells. So on with the 29th edition and no disrespect intended to any of the hugely talented Oink! Crew but there's something special about grabbing the next issue and seeing an Ian Jackson. Style, on the Grunts. Before the comic strips we've also got the small matter of the "FREE LPs" given away with this issue. A free LP? So yes, the 3-panel...

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The Oink! Blog: October 2014

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Friday, 31 October 2014. 40: SERIOUSLY WITCHING HUMOUR. As whatever radio station plays Michael Jackson's Thriller just that once too often today, take a break from your frightful festivities with an issue of Oink! Which I can remember so clearly. That cover by Ralph Shephard. I can remember like it was yesterday reading this issue in my late Aunt May's house, who I mentioned previously in #38. A highlight here is definitely the photo story 2001 Million Years B.C. - A Space Filler. He approached the Oink!

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The Oink! Blog: BEYOND OINK! #5: THE TRANSFORMERS

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Wednesday, 12 August 2015. GO TO PART FOUR: WILDCAT. My blog has always been my own personal journey through Oink! And I've shared many memories along the way. With the Beyond Oink! Series I've applied this to the other titles I read as a child. Last time I also added in as much information as I could track down on Wildcat. As it's sadly a forgotten comic with no coverage online, however there's certainly no need to introduce these fellas:. Covers: Stephen Baskerville (left) and Andy Wildman (right).

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The Oink! Blog: November 2014

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Saturday, 29 November 2014. 42: NOT BAD, JUST MAD. Kicks things off in our latest issue with probably one of, if not the most memorable cover out of all sixty-eight issues of the regular comic (surely the most memorable Oink! Cover has to be "this year's" annual). I even braved showing this to a diehard Jacko fan last week and I didn't get lynched - trust me, that says a lot! Don't just glance at it either, take your time with those lovely details. Then inside we go. Straight to the Mad. Strip which star...