Modern Toss Route one bollocks
Modern Toss Route One Bollocks by Jon Link is a 64-page comic published by Modern Toss in 2013. This edition marks the first release since 2011 and the eighth issue in the series, showcasing a fresh design that highlights the creators’ unique humor. The comic features a variety of themes, including Work, Cheese & Wine, and Customer Services, alongside new content that reflects contemporary British culture.
Readers will find a collection of single-panel cartoon gags that humorously address topics such as casual labor for pilots, holiday leave for sperm donors, and health and safety advice for legal highs. The comic captures the essence of Modern Toss’s comedic style, offering a satirical take on everyday life and current events. With its updated format and diverse themes, Route One Bollocks provides an engaging experience for fans of humor and comic strips.
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The brand new Modern Toss comic is out. Entitled Route One Bollocks it is their first comic release since 2011 and their 8th issue. A freshly designed 64 page format with favourites Work, Cheese & Wine, Drive By Abuser and Customer Services plus brand new hilarity from Britain’s Got Talent, Dragon’s Den and Watchdog to Jockey meat and horse shit. Produced by cartoonists Jon Link & Mick Bunnage the comics capture Modern Toss’s bang up to date laugh out loud view of the world. Route One Bollocks delivers in full with new toons from favourites and multiple brand new themes. With a nifty new design it laughs at everything from casual labour for pilots and holiday leave for sperm donors, to food poisoning legal longshots and health & safety advice for legal highs. The 64 page colour comic is a departure in editorial style from the previous seven issues whereby it solely comprises Jon and Mick’s characteristic single panel cartoon gags.
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