Fellow blogger Peter Gray blogs about cartoons and comics and has a wonderful piece on Coronation Street cartoons.You'll have to click on the pictures to enlarge them in order to read them but they're very good.
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Tremendous, I never knew such a thing existed. Shame it doesn't say which comic it was in.
Sunny Jim, it says here they were in "School Fun" comic, which was later merged with "Buster":
http://www.toonhound.com/schoolfun.htm
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