It is a comic book collection without a cape, dodgy mask or death ray in sight. There are, though, plenty of baddies. This week sees the publication of a new anthology aiming to encourage young people to get interested in — and angry at — corruption in its many forms and guises. The people behind the project are Ctrl. Shift, which describes itself as an experimental youth initiative. It was set up last year by the international development agency Christian Aid and aims to use art — whether comics, film or music — to create a new generation of activists.

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Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts. Schulz, who died in , drew 17, strips about the world of Charlie Brown, his dog Snoopy, and their friends, which were printed in more than 2, newspapers around the world with a readership of million people. The strips and the characters remain especially popular in China, where there are 20 Charlie Brown-themed cafes, and, earlier this year, Chinese-dressed statues of several Peanuts characters were sent from the US city of Saint Paul, Minnesota, where Schulz grew up, to Changsha in Hunan province in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the two cities forging sister-city ties. Despite the all-American setting and references of the script, the deceptively simple-looking Peanuts cartoons have been a huge hit around the world, and have been celebrated for the often deep, philosophical content of their childlike characters.


Harlem Heroes was a strip from the early days of AD. Harlem Heroes is set after the year , when a new sport, Aeroball, which combines elements of football, basketball, boxing and kung fu, is sweeping the world. The jetpack-wearing Heroes, led by John 'Giant' Clay and including Slim, Hairy who is, of course, bald and Louis Mayer, are among the best Aeroball teams in the world, because they refuse to sacrifice their agility by wearing body armour.



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