Shane in VIZ

[RICHB]

"Wye aye",,, thanks fellas for the attempt at the accent, close but no cigar

Blame "VIZ"

Wasnt there a Shane McGowan comic strip in VIZ once??? Which I bet involved alcohol and didnt involve brilliant song writting (which to be fair would be hard to make comic about)

[philipchevron]

"Wye aye",,, thanks fellas for the attempt at the accent, close but no cigar

Blame "VIZ"

Wasnt there a Shane McGowan comic strip in VIZ once??? Which I bet involved alcohol and didnt involve brilliant song writting (which to be fair would be hard to make comic about)

It was about little Shane's voracious appetite for candy and his consequent visits to the dentist.

[RICHB]

"Wye aye",,, thanks fellas for the attempt at the accent, close but no cigar

Blame "VIZ"

Wasnt there a Shane McGowan comic strip in VIZ once??? Which I bet involved alcohol and didnt involve brilliant song writting (which to be fair would be hard to make comic about)

It was about little Shane's voracious appetite for candy and his consequent visits to the dentist.

Do you know what I genuinally dont know if that is a joke ha ha

[philipchevron]

No, that really was the content of the comic strip. Shane was a bit like the Spoilt Bastard of sweeties, although Mummy's Little Darling never spoke in so outrageous a stage Irish brogue!

[RICHB]

No, that really was the content of the comic strip. Shane was a bit like the Spoilt Bastard of sweeties, although Mummy's Little Darling never spoke in so outrageous a stage Irish brogue!

Ha ha quality. I must admit I have browsed through VIZ in the shop (well I aint paying and youve got to do something on your lunch and what better than hang around WH Smiths or HMV ((to my eternal shame I once reada a whole book on three sucesive lunches)) on ones lunch) and ive never seen the Shane strip.

[philipchevron]

No, that really was the content of the comic strip. Shane was a bit like the Spoilt Bastard of sweeties, although Mummy's Little Darling never spoke in so outrageous a stage Irish brogue!

Ha ha quality. I must admit I have browsed through VIZ in the shop (well I aint paying and youve got to do something on your lunch and what better than hang around WH Smiths or HMV ((to my eternal shame I once reada a whole book on three sucesive lunches)) on ones lunch) and ive never seen the Shane strip.

It was, I believe, a once-off. It was at least ten years ago.

[maureen]

and ive never seen the Shane strip.

Now that would be a sight to behold...

[firehazard]

and ive never seen the Shane strip.

Now that would be a sight to behold...

Have you never seen the "Streams of Whiskey" video?

[maureen]

and ive never seen the Shane strip.

Now that would be a sight to behold...

Have you never seen the "Streams of Whiskey" video?

Oh yes ! Hahaha.

[guest Barroom]

No, that really was the content of the comic strip. Shane was a bit like the Spoilt Bastard of sweeties, although Mummy's Little Darling never spoke in so outrageous a stage Irish brogue!

Ha ha quality. I must admit I have browsed through VIZ in the shop (well I aint paying and youve got to do something on your lunch and what better than hang around WH Smiths or HMV ((to my eternal shame I once reada a whole book on three sucesive lunches)) on ones lunch) and ive never seen the Shane strip.

It was, I believe, a once-off. It was at least ten years ago.

A bit late, but still...
Check Viz issue 100 (February/March 2000). As far as I know they failed to develop this sketch of pronouncedly Oirish obtrusive brat with a strong aversion for tooth brushing into a series.

[old barney greyheron]

Is VIZ still on the go? I used to love it! The spoof adverts were best.

[Zuzana]

Check Viz issue 100 (February/March 2000). As far as I know they failed to develop this sketch of pronouncedly Oirish obtrusive brat with a strong aversion for tooth brushing into a series.

Hey Barroom, when quoting somebody’s helpful reply to your question word for word, how about pointing to the source?
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Shane-Mac ... 1191165022

[RoddyRuddy]

http://tonyvalderama.com/acatalog/Viz_I ... __100.html
Viz Issue 100 - February / March 2000


"....Fantastic Issue of Viz Comic No: 100. Dated February / March 2000 Produced in Newcastle upon Tyne edited by Chris Donald cover price £1.85 Free with The Why-Aye! Spy Friday Night Out...."
"...Featuring:-Roger Mellie, Norman the Doorman, The Fat Slags, Billy Connolly, Johnny Fartpants, The Bottom Inspectors, Mr Logic, Wee Boy George, Farmer Palmer, Shane McGowan, The Critics,Sid the Sexist, Rat Boy, Spawny Get, Johnathan Ross, Mrs Brady Old Lady and The Parkie....."

[old barney greyheron]

OH! Roger Mellie! My VIZ hero!

[RICHB]

http://tonyvalderama.com/acatalog/Viz_I ... __100.html
Viz Issue 100 - February / March 2000


"....Fantastic Issue of Viz Comic No: 100. Dated February / March 2000 Produced in Newcastle upon Tyne edited by Chris Donald cover price £1.85 Free with The Why-Aye! Spy Friday Night Out...."
"...Featuring:-Roger Mellie, Norman the Doorman, The Fat Slags, Billy Connolly, Johnny Fartpants, The Bottom Inspectors, Mr Logic, Wee Boy George, Farmer Palmer, Shane McGowan, The Critics,Sid the Sexist, Rat Boy, Spawny Get, Johnathan Ross, Mrs Brady Old Lady and The Parkie....."

Anyone able to scan a copy on ha ha