''The Larkins'' was adapted into a [[gag-a-day]] comic in 1960 by Dutch comics artist [[Alfred Mazure]], published in the [[Sunday Graphic]].<ref>Rich Tho [[Category:Television shows adapted into comics]]

...ame a student at "St Searle's School for Young Ladies".<ref>''[[Excalibur (comics)|Excalibur]]'', #32{{en dash}}34</ref> Towards the end of the arc, Commande [[Category:Gag cartoon comics]]

...'s East End, can be seen as precursors of movie silent comedy. Many of his comics subsequently worked in film and used Karno material throughout their work. ...fluential on comedy – not least in recruiting and training a generation of comics who went on to fame and fortune in their own right, notably: [[Stan Laurel]

..." said a Universal spokesman. "Marty is like a throwback to the old silent comics who could do it all. It doesn't matter that he's British because physical g

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...ruce]] so it's bollocks anyway". The campaign received support from fellow comics [[Tim Minchin]], [[Alan Davies]], [[Jason Manford]] and ''[[Viz (comic)|Viz

...Wizard]]'' and ''Adventure''.<ref name="Guardian obit" /> He established a comics writing and art partnership with Dulwich schoolmate [[Denis Gifford]] and t * [http://www.chortle.co.uk/comics/b/513/bob_monkhouse Bob Monkhouse on Chortle]

...ning sequence features a parody of ''[[Starsky and Hutch]]'', in which the comics star as 'Starkers' and 'Krutch', driving through the streets in a red [[Min

...Milligan. Impersonator [[Peter Sellers]] headed the cast along with rising comics [[Harry Secombe]], [[Michael Bentine]] and [[Robert Moreton]], plus [[Doris

...was also positive, writing that the film, "like [[Mad (magazine)|''Mad'']] comics, is not certain to please every taste. But its youthful exuberance and its

...eit and ego. But it was nearly there. It was originally called ''Dirty Old Comics.'' If I could have cut about half an hour off it and re-cast some of it, th

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...enus, Cupid, Folly and Time]]<ref>Terry Gilliam in an interview in ''[[The Comics Journal]]'' #182.</ref>'' and appeared in the opening credits.

...ently ranked in lists of greatest comedy films. In a 2005 poll of over 300 comics, comedy writers, producers and directors throughout the [[English-speaking