News — Alf Tupper

NEW: POCKET-SIZED RANGE OF FAVOURITE COMIC ART SCREEN PRINTSI've launched a new range of prints: my most compact yet. I've dubbed it my pocket-sized range: the prints are half the size of my standard range: ie 19cms x 13cms. And they're yours for just £25 unframed or £48 framed. I've chosen some of the most popular and striking images from each of my collections: Dennis the Menace playing keepy-uppy (he seems surprisingly good)British soldier solving problems with a couple of grenadesJune (a name which has fallen out of fashion) doesn't like her dancing optionsDennis the Menace considers joining the Army...

Eduardo Alessandro Studios in Broughty Ferry have mounted a huge exhibition of my screenprints - many of them beautifully framed. Go visit - the staff are lovely.

I'm offering 15% off your purchase when you buy three standard prints. Just choose your three prints and the 15% will automatically be deducted at checkout.  These are some suggestions of print combinations which it seems to me work well:  - The runners' runner: Alf Tupper, the Tough of the Track, pictured here. Alf was a hero to generations of boys, from his introduction in the Rover comic in the 1950s, to the demise of The Victor comic in the 1990s. For most of those four decades he was the flagship character in The Victor, DC Thomson's main adventure comic. I...

I love this one because:1/ I love Alf2/ I love the black/white/red combination

Alf Tupper, the Tough of the Track, was my favourite character in DC Thomson’s boys’ adventure comic The Victor. I have six separate images of the character, and you can see them here: https://thecomicartwebsite.com/?s=tupper&post_type=product Alf was hero to millions of British blokes who grew up in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. These included several generations […]

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