Even More Questions for Roger

[Mince]

1. Do you get ideas while out for the evening and then have to write them down in a small black book?

2. Since Beau Peep is set in some timeless world, why do you never have any Sci Fi in it?

3. Do you ever go into newsagents, pick up the Star and say: "I wrote that!"

[Tarquin Thunderthighs lll]

Roger writes the Star? I didn't know that. Kewl!

[Roger Kettle]

1. Do you get ideas while out for the evening and then have to write them down in a small black book?

2. Since Beau Peep is set in some timeless world, why do you never have any Sci Fi in it?

3. Do you ever go into newsagents, pick up the Star and say: "I wrote that!"

1. I get ideas when I'm out and about but don't write them down. I just remember them.

2. The Nomad has written some Sci Fi books in his time. Well, one, at least.

3. No.

[Mince]

3. Why not? I would!

[Roger Kettle]

Out of interest, WHY would you do that?

[Mince]

I'd only do it for the first few days.

[The Peepmaster]

I'd be tempted to brag to the newsagent if I was a nonentity. I understand Mince's viewpoint there.

[Diane CBPFC]

Mince you could always point to the strip and say that you are Roger Kettle's personal computer geek.

[Diane CBPFC]

Nah, better not: then they would know it were you that buggered up the avatars.

[Roger Kettle]

 

[The Peepmaster]

Watch it, Roger, or else he'll have that Smiley off ya!

[Malc]

I used to go into the newsagent and ask if I could flick through the Weekend magazine to see if my latest cartoon had been printed. Small corner newsagents in those unenlightened days the  later 70s) had all the magazines behind the counter. You couldn't just walk up and down an aisle and grab a comic or a newspaper.

The newsagent owner got used to it and was more than happy to let me look through the mag without paying. I jumped up and down like a loon in the newsagents when my first cartoon was published.