The Whinger (un-numbered) 2000

A four panel cartoon.

Possibly first issue of this irregular anarchist-communist fanzine, with cartoons and articles on Brixton's 121 Centre, UK lorry drivers protest about fuel, housing, Socialst Party of Great Britain, etc

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