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Today's strip is a further Who spin on the "Whack a spider" recurring joke from the cartoon our strip is humbly based upon.
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Not long after that I got my first Doctor Who book at a jumble sale, The Book of Monsters, which I read from cover to cover and inside out, I wish I still had it.
It was the year after that that I actually met The Doctor, at John Menzies in the High Street, a signing tour for the Doctor Who Discovers range of books, now I DO still have that. It was also the first of many autographs and the start of this lifelong passion.
I hope you enjoy today's strip and maybe it will trigger some long lost memories for you too...
Happy times and places, Mike