any Viz readers on AH

Love the Viz comic. My fave strip is the Drunken Bakers. The humor is that particular cartoon is quite dark.

Major Misunderstanding is another favourite of mine. He's a senile right-wing prudish conservative who constantly mistakes one situation for another. In one episode he mistook a kid with a Guy Fawkes doll in a pram for a scrounging single mother. In another one he mistakes a Scarecrow for an anti-hunt protestor. Brill stuff:D

Mrs Brady-Old Lady is very funny, especially when she's harping on about her medical conditions or her late Husband Sydney, "Eeh, my Sydney hated bag tea, he said you could taste the paper. If I gave my Sydney bag tea instead of leaf tea he would hop the teapot off the wall. And burn me with his Woodbines."

Degsy wrote: »

I loved Norbet Colon..the miser..he goes to his cupbaord for something to eat and discovers "nothing but a few mouse droppings"...the next frame we see him pushing away a plate,plainly full and uttering "Filling,and economical to boot"!

I've seen the one where he's looking forward to a toungue sandwich but he's too mean to buy some tongue so he just cuts off his own tongue with a scissors and sticks it between two slices of bread.

In another episode he can't afford a pair of boots so he cuts off his own feet and sells them to the local Cornish pasty factory so he could make enough cash to buy the boots

Melodeon wrote: »

Sid the Sexist and 8 Ace have always been my favourites. They're done some fantastic 'true life' photo strip stories too, and Jack Black & his dog Silver always seem to get into great extreme right-wing reactionary fixes too.

8 Ace is brill. I remember one strip where he spilled his can of Ace into the grass. He then dug up the sod of grass and mud with his hands and started sucking the Ace out of it:eek:

Jack Black, I also remember when he managed to expose a visitor to the village as a Muslim terrorist after he got suspicious when he found out the visitor read the Guardian instead of the Daily Mail.

Degsy wrote: »

he likewise got a legless old man sent to prison for copyright theft.
The man had photocopied the details,from a newspaper of the plane crash in which he lost both his legs.."Take this legless copyright thief to prison,constable,the smell is making me sick"

Jeesus:D

I remember another one when he got a cafe owner arrested at Christmas time using an obscure tax law. The cafe owner was giving out free soup to the homeless, which Jack and the people of the village objected to ("If yougive homeless people anything free they'll keep coming back. They're a nuisance, like pigeons").
The pot he used to make the soup was used by his business and the cafe owner applied for tax back on the purchase of it. Jack found out that by using the pot for an activity outside the business the cafe owner defrauded Her Majesty's Government of a sum no greater than £1.65.
The cafe owner got chucked into jail for his troubles ("There's no soup where you're going, only porridge").