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Comicolour
Date Unknown | Number: 10 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesContains: Fuzzy Fox, Just Will & Ham, Artful Arthur, Boys of St. Ben's, King Krumpet, Little Robin, Micky the Merry Middy, Careful Claude, Inky Brown, Exploring, All at Sea, P. C. Farthing.
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   By Ernesto
Thanks for all the great Swan Comicolours! Great to see them after all this time...
   By lrek
A little context:

"It's that man again." (page 3)

I'd heard this phrase in The Thin Man spoken by Nick Charles as he refreshes everyone's drinks, but I had no idea of its origins.
It turns out it was originally used to refer to Adolf Hitler in some Daily Express headlines, after which it became a catchphrase of Liverpudlian actor Tommy Handley in radio and film in the late '30s and early '40s.
I'm still not exactly clear on what it means, though. There have been some radio episodes online, but they appear to be gone now.
  
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