seen gun. However we see it is actually his hand and as he points his hand at Thatcher he says "bang" shortly before her bodyguards leap upon him and begin beating him. While being beaten the teenager thinks, "it was worth it just to see her scared". The last scenes are of the teenager traveling on a train on a sunny day and his final lines are "I don't care if it rains. I really don't care at all." Reaction and controversy Reaction to the story was hugely positive within the comics community. However, the story of its publication had been picked up by the British tabloid newspaper The Sun, a pro-Thatcher newspaper. They ran an item on the story under the headline "DEATH TO MAGGIE BOOK SPARKS TORY UPROAR," with quotes from MPs such as Teddy Taylor condemning the book. This even led to questions being asked in the House of Commons about the comic. All this proved great publicity for Trident Comics and they took advantage of it, even going as far to reprint The Sun's article in advertising for the reprint edition. Notes References External links Review of the Oni Press edition Bibliography listing The Sun's article One-shot comic titles Oni Press titles Autobiographical comics Cultural depictions of Margaret Thatcher Comics set in the 1980s