Fashion Victims?
Oct 18, 2014
First published 26th September 1987. Until I started re-publishing these, I had no idea the Really Heavy Greatcoat set a mini fashion trend in Lancaster. One avid reader during the strip's heydays recalls their delight at finding a greatcoat in a skip!
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"Worn by a hippy for many years, long-term exposure to illegal substances and general freaky weirdness gave the Greatcoat a mind of its own. Then John found it in a charity shop..."
The Really Heavy Greatcoat is a cartoon strip created by John Freeman and Nick Miller revolving around a sentient Greatcoat and its owner(s). The strip began in 1987 and first ran in the Lancaster UK listings magazines On the Beat and Off the Beat. This will be an archive of the strip from the very first episode. Stop by on Thursdays for a new episode! New Really Heavy Greatcoats also feature on Tapastic: http://tapastic.com/series/the-rhg
The Really Heavy Greatcoat is a cartoon strip created by John Freeman and Nick Miller revolving around a sentient Greatcoat and its owner(s). The strip began in 1987 and first ran in the Lancaster UK listings magazines On the Beat and Off the Beat. This will be an archive of the strip from the very first episode. Stop by on Thursdays for a new episode! New Really Heavy Greatcoats also feature on Tapastic: http://tapastic.com/series/the-rhg
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