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Name: Adam.
From: Bethnal Green, London.
Website: http://www.adamnostalgia.wordpress.com
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Name: Adam.
From: Bethnal Green, London.
Website: http://www.adamnostalgia.wordpress.com
E-mail: Contact
Comment:
Hello. In 1990, I bought Buster for the first time, and this was when I first came across JEO's work. It was one of those moments really, I became a fan of his style right away, and I'd go as far as to say that he became my favourite comic artist. All these years on, I still have lots of good memories of his strips.
Thanks for preserving a lot of his work from his career on this site, I am very grateful that I can look at it, as I'm sure many other people are too. I'm also very flattered that the site contains a link to the piece I did looking back at his career.
Adam.
Hello. In 1990, I bought Buster for the first time, and this was when I first came across JEO's work. It was one of those moments really, I became a fan of his style right away, and I'd go as far as to say that he became my favourite comic artist. All these years on, I still have lots of good memories of his strips.
Thanks for preserving a lot of his work from his career on this site, I am very grateful that I can look at it, as I'm sure many other people are too. I'm also very flattered that the site contains a link to the piece I did looking back at his career.
Adam.
Added: June 1, 2020
Name: Paul Hannah
From: Australia
E-mail: Contact
Despite moving to Australia 26 years ago I still brought with me my collection of JEO comic strips cut from Disc and Record Mirror & Disc. Particularly prized are the ones with my own contributions to Instant Garbage. Though the various prize plastic warthogs, anteaters and llamas were handed down to nieces and nephews over the years. Each time JEO would include a personalised letter (where did he find the time?!)which I've scanned and would love to share. Pride of place goes to a personalised poster from JEO – first prize in a Fresco-Le-Raye birthday competition.