from the early 1980s about a caterpillar who takes up all the panels of the comic. Real Ale Twats – three rather pompous men, of whom only one has lines, speaking in an affected style. They only drink real ale, and the speaker even going so far as to keep extensive "reviews" of all the real ales that they have supped, along with the ABV (alcohol content) of the ale, the place where he supped and the name of the barman. This often branches into other items, such as if he was beaten up or had a glass in the face! He is also known to criticize lager drinkers. A parody of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Many times, his boring speeches, or his attitude to those around them result in dreadful injuries. It is also made clear that in some cases they are not made welcome when they enter a pub (one barmaid saying, "Oh God!" when seeing them) likely due to their previous behavior when they've been there. Often, they will enter a full bar, only to be shown in the next frame that the far has emptied completely! Several times they have been seduced into trying something stronger, like a small shot of home-brewed whisky, which has the effect of turning the speaker extremely belligerent and causing much mayhem. Restless Spirit - A strip about a ghost who tries to get some sleep, but various noises keep waking him up. Reverend Milo's Lino Rhino – a vicar who travels around on a rhinoceros distributing rolls of linoleum and "converting" carpet users. Reverend Ramsden's Ringpiece Cathedral – A strip about a vicar who claims to have a church up his bottom. Rex Box - A boy convinced he is living in a video game. Robbie on the Run – A story in the style of Oliver Twist, where a plucky young orphan boy runs away from a foster mother who is using him as "slave labour" (in reality, a perfectly ordinary and kind woman who simply asked him to help clear the table after dinner). He ends up foiling robbers, and being congratulated by a policeman, who actually turns out to be both his parents in disguise under a costume. Robbie's Robot Carer – An infirm old man whose regular caregiver is replaced by a robot after cutbacks to public health services. Robin Hood and his Merrie