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Author: Colin B. Morton and Jon Langford. Source: scanned by User:Bonalaw from the book Great Pop Things (Penguin, 1992) Believed to be fair use: one panel from one strip, specifically illustrating points made in the article.

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current	08:16, 17 May 2006	283×384 (32 KB)	Bonalaw (Talk \| contribs)	(Author: Colin B. Morton and Jon Langford. Source: scanned by User:Bonalaw from the book ''Great Pop Things'' (Penguin, 1992) Believed to be fair use: one panel from one strip, specifically illustrating points made in the article.)