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 | | The British comic The Dandy is the world's longest running comic, The Beano, another British comic, is the second longest running comic and the third longest running comic, Comic Cuts, is also British. |
 | | Until this point, the British comic was also usually printed on newsprint, with fl or a dark red used as the dark colour and the four colour process used on the cover. |
 | | Whilst some comics contain only strips, other publications have had a slightly different focus, providing readers with articles about, and photographs of, pop stars and television/film actors, plus more general articles about teenage life, whilst throwing in a few comic strips for good measure. |
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