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Australian & New Zealand Comics
Date Unknown | Lang: English (en)
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NotesBONZER COMICS was an anthology comic published by Frank Johnson in 1946, featuring the Magpie Comics branding. It features MUDRAKE THE MAGICIAN by Emile Mercier, THE DEATH PEARL by Frank Jessup, BOB GORDON OF THE GUERILLAS by Carl Lyon, PRENDERGAST AND MIDSHIPMAN BREEZY by Lock, LIEUTENANT WILLS OF THE NAVY by Rhys Williams, DETECTIVE SERGEANT MILT GREY by Carl Lyon, HAWK LARSE by Noel Cooke, PIGGY GRUNTER by Noreen & Ralph Shelley, JUNGLE PATROL by Peter Chapman – along with humour strips and factual articles.
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   By Downunder Dan
Eagle-eyed readers will notice that both the Milt Grey and the Pearls of Death features were both also in the earlier uploaded New Big Hit Comics. While the stories are standalone, New Big Hit Comics was published before Bonzer Comics. Graeme Cliff has information on the publication order of Frank Johnson's one-shot comics in 'From "Sunbeams" to Sunset'.
   By The Australian Panther
We also already had 'Mudrake the Magicain' in the Australian section. Iconic strip by by the great Emile Mercier
   By Downunder Dan
Frank Johnson was definitely a fan of Emile Mercier, and published several collections based on the various Mercier characters (Wocko the Beaut and Supa Dupa Man also got compiled books). Like the Compilation section of this site, readers like to find stories about their favourites all together.
   By Quirky Quokka
Looks like an interesting mixed bag, Dan. Great to see a female lieutenant too!
   By nenslo
Page 30 - I have never seen a slingshot called a Shanghai before. I wonder how that came about!
  
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