Fred Basset 2004

Fred Basset 2004

by Alex Graham (Author)

Synopsis

Another top-notch collection of cartoons from the Daily Mail's classic Fred Basset strip, featuring one of the most endearing and enduring of Britain's cartoon heroes. Fred Basset is without doubt the acknowledged authority on slipper gnawing, cat chasing and people watching, and his wonderfully dry wisecracks now grace publications worldwide. The Fred Basset books are collector's items, and sell out each year.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 112
Publisher: Orion
Published: 04 Nov 2004

ISBN 10: 0752859307
ISBN 13: 9780752859309
Book Overview: The best of 2004's Fred Basset cartoons The sales for the Fred Basset books are increasing each year 2004 also sees the publication of a special gift edition, BITE- SIZE FRED BASSET Traditional Christmas bestseller and perennial stock item Excellent brand name The DAILY MAIL strip reaches some four million people daily and over two million MAIL ON SUNDAY readers at the weekend Also known as the Fred Basset animation - televised around the world Fred is supported by a wide range of merchandise, including calendars, soft toys, etc Basset annuals are collected by readers of all ages

Author Bio
Born in Scotland, Alex Graham began selling cartoons to magazines during World War II. He created a comic strip, Wee Hughie , in 1945 and continued this feature until about 1970 in the Dundee Weekly News. Graham produced two other comics, Our Bill and Briggs the Butler in 1946. On July 9, 1963, Graham began the comic strip with which he is most closely associated: Fred Basset . The strip still continues in the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday , and a book of the Fred cartoons is published every year.