John Dredge

He did one about the giant red baby and sniffing.

It does.

But then I just thought it was odd that there seems to be a lot of cowboy stuff.

yeah yeah yeah it's like cowboys and christmas yeah that's that's the name for your next album i like it yeah but it just seemed weird to me that like why is there so much because i don't understand like in the 50s and 60s when while bill hickok and when they wrote the earth yeah but you know there were tv shows about cowboys yeah and the kids were seeing films and like well we were cracking up not so much not so much was it really there was bonanza on a sunday i guess but

The High Chaparral.

The High Chaparral.

That's amazing.

Nothing else.

But this was apparently the last time these crows had pecked.

Because they were in the Beano.

I do vaguely remember them being in the Beano.

And them always being a bit sinister.

But then, yeah, apparently this was the end for them.

But this is also...

This is a great ending for crows, this book.

It's too orangey for crows.

It is too orangey for crows.

It's the last time these crows ever appeared in a Beano publication.

It's also the last time that Joe Crow, Roger the Dodger's pet crow, ever appeared in a Beano strip.

Wow.