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|title=Wallace & Gromit : The Complete Newspaper Strips Collection Vol 2

|author=Jimmy Hansen and Mychailo Kazybird

|publisher=Titan Books

|date=November 2014

|summary=Being the second volume in the self-explanatory series, with just as much cheese as the first – in all regards.

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For me there are two important areas of the cover of this book where three letters are arranged in meaningful ways. The first is with the S-U-N in their obligatory red and white font. No minor paper could hold Wallace and Gromit, their adventures have to be in what is (unfortunately) the most widely read tabloid in the country. And elsewhere is C-B-E, suggesting that even the storytellers at Aardman Animations who are not household names are feted and revered as artistic experts, raising many laughs and much money for the country courtesy of their creative output. Together these short collections of letters show just how much WaG are major creations, and if the proof was needed this much longer collection of their daily comic strips provides it in spades.