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Andy Rementer

Words by Alex Bec, Monday 11 October 2010

I first started to appreciate Andy Rementer’s work when I came across his fantastic Techno Tuesday comic strips, and have been unable to switch off every since. Philadelphia’s finest will be posting all week on the blog, and his choices are as on the money as you’d expect from a man in such fine form. Here we go then, ladies and gents, Mr. Andy Rementer.

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