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Oink 'Tom Thug, Wot A Mug! ' Comic Art (Lew Stringer)

Location: My Comic Art
Artist: Lew Stringer (All)

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Oink Comic issue no.52 1988

Tom Thug page in print

Tom Thug page at a glance
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Location: My Comic Art
Title: Oink 'Tom Thug, Wot A Mug! ' Comic Art (Lew Stringer)*
Artist:  Lew Stringer (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 111
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 1/16/2025

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Here's a rare page of signed Lew Stringer,"Tom Thug", Oink comic art from issue no.52 , page 14, way back in 1988. The page measures around 385mm x 487mm, is drawn using black Indian ink and has a double layered acetate speech bubble overlay partially coloured using red ink.

Also, to add further. After I sourced the comic noticed the vast difference in colour from the raw art to the final product. On the bottom page edge is noted by the artist (Lew Stringer) changes to the page colours from red to yellow in three panels and other areas to blue as seen where a washed out blue hue is favoured.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/16/2025

Someone Tom can look up to!  You wonder how he would have been if sent to a military boarding school.

Richard Davies Member Since 2019
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Posted On 1/16/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Someone Tom can look up to!  You wonder how he would have been if sent to a military boarding school.
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Hi Marcus. Yeah, Tom's got the right haircut for military school. I myself used to have similar buzzcut in the early 80s. I was so small as a kid was constantly mistaken for a gooseberry.