The Broons

gness | 00:48 Wed 25th Jan 2023 | ChatterBank

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I loved getting The Broons and Oor Wullie books handed down from the boy next door. Bought them for my children too.
Happy memories when I see Goodgoalies avatars. :-)

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goodgoalie

Happy memories for me, too - of a more gentle world a lifetime away. And drawn by an Englishman :)

gness

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It is a lifetime away GG. Canary didn’t find them funny but I don’t think they were meant to be funny. More observational than funny. A joy to read.

goodgoalie

Been thinking a lot about Scotland today - someone I did a lot of music with has died after a long illness. Considering my mortality.

jno

Dudley D Watkins drew Lord Snooty as well, as I recall.

goodgoalie

....and Desperate Dan

ynnafymmi

Oor Wullie and The Broons were never the same after their originator and drawer W.D.Watkins died.It was never the same after that.

ynnafymmi

W.D...?Dudley D Watkins....

goodgoalie

I agree :)

Spungle

I absolutely loved getting my Christmas present from my Mum every year, it was always a Broons or Oor Wullie book- I even had a metal bucket I used to sit on and loved reading the adventures, from Glebe Street to the But 'n Ben. I think the beauty of them is that we relate to the characters in them. I have never heard anyone say 'Crivvens' in real life though!