Trying to remember the name of the cartoon strip that appeared in a Sunday newspaper or it's accompnying magazine.
It may have been the Telegraph.
IIRC it was on the last page and was formatted in 3 vertical blocks.

Can someone help me please, 'cos it's reeeeally bugging me.

 

Not Dilbert?

Alcazar

 

Andy Cap ...................

 

Alex?

 

No, none of those.
It was a little bit weird.

 

Any more clues?

 

Peanuts
Fred Basset
Matt (although I think Matt is only a single picture)

 

Far Side?

Was it animals or people?

 

Can't think of anything else.
I'll know the name when I see it.

 

You're not helping very much............

 

I know!
I can see it in my head but can't translate it onto here!
The name was a one word name and I think it sounded Italian-ish.

 

Big list on here:

List of comic strips - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Well, that narrows it down a bit!

 

Some good ones on there......but no, can't see it

 

Grrrrrrrrrrrrr...........it's bugging ME now!!

Are you sure you didn't imagine it?

 

No, no.......I used to copy it when I was at primary skool and used to put the pictures on my bedroom wall (the original ones, not mine)

 

Funny?
Sports based?
Action hero?

C'mon, think!! The suspense is killing us...!

 

You'd better hurry up and remember, otherwise I won't sleep tonight!

 

It was a bit 'off the wall' type humour.
It was always just one character, doing something normal in the first picture frame, and by the 3rd frame it ended up something daft happening to him.

God, you lot are useless.........

 

Take A Look Here

26Pigs.com : UK Comics : Action

Ant

 

Something daft is going to happen to you if you don't think of it SOON!

 

I've spent hours last night trawling t' web, but still found nowt.

 

Hagar the Terrible, or Horrid...?

 

Calvin and Hobbes?

 

Dear Jane?

 

Horrible.

 

Just thought I'd let peeps know (here's me thinking anyone gives a ****e )

Found it!

Just been painting an old dears kitchen and on top of one of the cupboards was a Sunday Telegraph supplement from 1981!

The cartoon strip at the back was ......











Mordillo.
That's the one

And also in the mag it had adverts for a BMW M535i for £14500, a Renault 14TS for £4000 and an MGB-GT for £6k.

Oh, how times have changed.

The official Mordillo website

 

Bladdy 'ell................how are we supposed to remember that far back!

 

£14500 for a BM..... things don't change.. still overpriced back then