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Buster 'Tom Thug' Art (Lew Stringer)

Artist: Lew Stringer (All)

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Buster 'Tom Thug' Art (Lew Stringer) Comic Art

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Buster Comic September 4th 1993

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Artwork Details

Title:	Buster 'Tom Thug' Art (Lew Stringer)
Artist:	Lew Stringer (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	100
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	12/6/2024
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Description

Featured is another epic page of signed Lew Stringer 'Tom Thug' Buster comic art dated September 4th 1988 from the story called, " Roller Boots". The page measures 392x495mm, has an clear acetate overlay with speech bubbles, and is finished using black & coloured inks.

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	Richard Davies
Joined:	February 2019
Last Login:	September 2025
Country:	UNITED KINGDOM
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Shelton Bryant
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 12/6/2024

Beautiful and Bouce and Energy!!....Luv the Color!!..........Congrats!!!

Richard Davies
Member Since 2019

Posted on 12/8/2024

Shelton Bryant wrote:

Beautiful and Bouce and Energy!!....Luv the Color!!..........Congrats!!!

Hi Shelton. Thanks friend for the comment and apologies for the delay in responding. Yeah, the colour's very vibrant. Love the humour too in the page. It not only tickles the senses but fondles the funnybone. 😄

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 12/6/2024

I really like that Stringer used a rather large panel to make sure everyone knew who Tom was at the start. Pretty dynamic one too witht he rollerblading out the panel.

Richard Davies
Member Since 2019

2 - Posted on 12/6/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:

I really like that Stringer�used a rather large panel to make sure everyone knew who Tom was at the start.� Pretty dynamic one too witht he rollerblading out the panel.��

Hi Marcus. Yes, the panel's huge. Very eyecatching I think. Like a page in its own right. And if you notice, there's a pattern appearing with these Tom Thug pages. As a teenager he's very active, not like today's whippersnappers who are glued to their TVs playing PS5s , or its equivalent in 1993, likely an abacus or a hoop with a stick, where he's outside, wind in his hair, whizzing around like a fart in jacuzzi.

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