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| ⚫ | '''''Combat Colin''''', a slapstick comedy adventure comic strip created, written and drawn by humour comic artist/writer ], appeared as a back up strip in ] comic in the 1990's. It then moved over to '']'' comic for a popular run. Colin Doobrey-Smiff, otherwise known as Combat Colin wanted to be a war hero, but he lived with his Mum and Dad in a suburban English neighbourhood. In the beginning, the strips were simplistic complete slapstick half-page stories. As time progressed, the strip's popularity enabled it to become a full pager. Here, Stringer was allowed to develop the character in a series of two to six part serials. Colin also acquired an assistant, Semi-Automatic Steve, and a host of supporting characters including their girlfriends The Giggly Sisters and a catalogue of recurring villains such as Madprof, Dr.Nasty, and Megabrain. A fan of ] tv series, Stringer often added references to the tv show in the strip, most blatantly when Combat Colin found himself in "The Place of No Return"; a village resembling the one in the tv series. Trapped in the Village, Colin discovered it to be a place where old comic characters were "retired" to. Starting a revolt, Colin led his fellow heroes to escape. The story has recently been reprinted as "Village of the Doomed" in the book '''Brickman Begins!'''. http://brickmancomics.tripod.com/id5.html | ||
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| ⚫ | '''Combat Colin''', a slapstick comedy adventure comic strip created, written and drawn by humour comic artist/writer ], appeared as a back up strip in ] comic in the 1990's. It then moved over to ] comic for a popular run. Colin Doobrey-Smiff, otherwise known as Combat Colin wanted to be a war hero, but he lived with his Mum and Dad in a suburban English neighbourhood. In the beginning, the strips were simplistic complete slapstick half-page stories. As time progressed, the strip's popularity enabled it to become a full pager. Here, Stringer was allowed to develop the character in a series of two to six part serials. Colin also acquired an assistant, Semi-Automatic Steve, and a host of supporting characters including their girlfriends The Giggly Sisters and a catalogue of recurring villains such as Madprof, Dr.Nasty, and Megabrain. A fan of ] tv series, Stringer often added references to the tv show in the strip, most blatantly when Combat Colin found himself in "The Place of No Return"; a village resembling the one in the tv series. Trapped in the Village, Colin discovered it to be a place where old comic characters were "retired" to. Starting a revolt, Colin led his fellow heroes to escape. The story has recently been reprinted as "Village of the Doomed" in the book '''Brickman Begins!'''. http://brickmancomics.tripod.com/id5.html | ||
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Combat Colin, a slapstick comedy adventure comic strip created, written and drawn by humour comic artist/writer Lew Stringer, appeared as a back up strip in Action Force comic in the 1990's. It then moved over to The Transformers comic for a popular run. Colin Doobrey-Smiff, otherwise known as Combat Colin wanted to be a war hero, but he lived with his Mum and Dad in a suburban English neighbourhood. In the beginning, the strips were simplistic complete slapstick half-page stories. As time progressed, the strip's popularity enabled it to become a full pager. Here, Stringer was allowed to develop the character in a series of two to six part serials. Colin also acquired an assistant, Semi-Automatic Steve, and a host of supporting characters including their girlfriends The Giggly Sisters and a catalogue of recurring villains such as Madprof, Dr.Nasty, and Megabrain. A fan of The Prisoner tv series, Stringer often added references to the tv show in the strip, most blatantly when Combat Colin found himself in "The Place of No Return"; a village resembling the one in the tv series. Trapped in the Village, Colin discovered it to be a place where old comic characters were "retired" to. Starting a revolt, Colin led his fellow heroes to escape. The story has recently been reprinted as "Village of the Doomed" in the book Brickman Begins!. http://brickmancomics.tripod.com/id5.html
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