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We are approaching the very end of the book, The Best of Roy, The Rovers, the 1980s.

After that we move on to the issues that came out subsequently if you can get your hands on copies of them.

Good luck with that. We might actually be able to just scan and put them on our website.

Yeah, because I'm going to be scanning them sent to you anyway, so we can always put them there.

Yeah, there's some great websites like that. I did an article in the independent like,

ah, fucking quite a few years ago now about how there were like magazine archivists who just had set up word presses

where they just painstakingly scanned in their collection of magazines from when they were young.

So someone had done it with smash hits, someone had done it.

There was 90s ones where someone had done select, remember that? That was a good match.

Oh, really? Yeah, and someone else had done melody makers.

And I interviewed them all, but just about, you know, what drove them to do it and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

So it's a thing. It is a thing. And I sort of think of it as if people can be bothered doing it to service.

I don't know what the copyright issues are, but to be honest, most publishers are useless on this stuff. They're like...

You know, they've got... I think about these publishers, these magazine publishers, right? They've all crumbled now because the print business is gone.

But they've got fucking archives of original IP, like ideas, amazing fucking things.

I mean, we've talked loads about our love of magazines and comics, right?

And it can be reused in a million and one different fucking ways. But they're like,

no one's buying magazines anymore. Oh, well. Let's shut up shop.

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