John Dredge

Dennis leans in and says, be brave.

Are you on the snowball each?

And then Dudley, who's one of the softies, says, I'm going to do it.

Maybe after this.

leave us in peace and it's like poor thinking no dudley they're not going to happen poor judgment that's not what's going to happen again i really it hasn't happened for the last you know 40 years but it's just it's really i just found that quite movies it's really sad no moment though maybe maybe this maybe next time they'll just leave us in peace well they're good they're good hearted people aren't they softens people they really come across

Indeed.

And then at the end, it ends with the softies.

Even after all this, we're coming to our shed, which appears to be enormous once you get inside it.

So this runs throughout the whole book, doesn't it?

So every so often there's two pages where it's a calendar.

And it's like, it's a proper calendar.

Yeah, I just like it.

I like the way it's done.

But I thought, what was the idea of it?

Are we supposed to snip it out of the Beano book, or do we use the Beano book as an ongoing calendar?

Are we supposed to be maintaining our appointments?

So this starts off with readers voices.

What's a nice picture of super snowmen?

why why do you think that's a nice picture what's super about some snowmen i don't understand anyway but then it's like going but reader's voice you the point of coming out i'm not gonna it's christmas so i'm not gonna bother you with theory but there's a lot of stuff in comics where the point of a comics page is you can see the whole page at once

That's a really big, so when you look at a comics page, you are aware of the entire page.