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| Are there any comic books with rugby as a reoccuring theme, or primary story? Peace, Doe
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Wasn't SuperPro about American Football???? According to Google: There was some rugby reference in Image's "Comanche"... There are rugby stories in DC Thompson's "Scoop Sports annual" from the UK.... And there seems to be some of an adult nature at Yoai publishing...if you're into muscular rugby players who really like each other...
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| Ah good some leads, thanks guys! Peace, Doe
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| There was a Rugby strip called 'The Tough Game' that ran for a while in Fleetway's 'Tiger' comic. Earl.
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