Post Punk Superheroes

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This must be one of the best posts put on here damagedone.

Just enjoyed seeing this.

Now many a year ago in Leeds indoor market,
A shop called Stringers used to sell second hand & newish marvel comics. No one else did this. Every week i used to go and buy some. When you had read them you could take them back and get half price back on what you had paid,so then I bought more. Aquaman was my favourite back then as a kid. He could have been Iggy Pop never no shirt on, don't take no s--t

Now my REAL heroes are the likes of Morrissey, Ian Curtis, Devo, Souxsie, and Iggy Pop ( sadly not featured ). And there not just imagionary cartoon characters, but still great seeing them as marvel comic heroes as well.
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Nice pics. Particularly love the Ian Curtis. :)
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