Sex Pistols make a comeback from beyond the grave in Punks Not Dead
Deceased rock stars like Sid Vicious never actually die. Instead they haunt Heathrow airport and attach themselves to teenagers like Feargal “Fergie” Ferguson in David Barnett and Martin Simmonds’ new monthly series, Punks Not Dead. But all is not what it seems, according to Barnett, who makes his comics debut after penning the novel Calling Major Tom.
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