Some old comics covers I found in my 'file manager'

[TC Raymond]

You might as well have a look at these, which I published between 2002-06...

[Catalogue Trousers]

You do have a thing about enormous-chested young women, don't you? Not a criticism, just a comment - after all, (a) so do I and (b) Robert Crumb had a thing about enormous-buttocked young women, and it didn't harm his career none (in fact, these remind me slightly of his illustrating style)...

[Shoulders?-Stomach!]

Remind me to specify on dating sites that I'm after a woman whose cleavage starts at the collarbone. Are those the squashed lips of a fanny I'm making out on Issue #4?

[TC Raymond]

Actually I prefer petite women like Natalie Imbruglia, Lisa Scott-Lee, Susanna Hoffs and so on...I draw the huge chested babes because they make a nice shape on the page.

And if you believe that, then Ricky Gervais is the new Peter Cook.

Seriously, I like all types of women but big knockers are an irresistible comedy 'standard' for me, like false teeth and big feet.

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[Santa's Boyfriend]

This is an extraordinary comic strip I found a while ago - be warned though, it's on Skrewdriver's website, a band associated with Combat 18 and the National Front, so it's probably best if you don't simply click the link but copy/paste it and open it in a new window, as we probably don't want these wankers finding this place in their site stats.

http://www.skrewdriver.net/ww4.html

[TC Raymond]

That's not so much "extraordinary" as "utter shit".

[Kazuo Kiriyama]

Eugene Levy seems to be enjoying himself in that first one.

[TC Raymond]

Eugene Levy seems to be enjoying himself in that first one.

Yep, that's me, Eugene Levy!