Viz Annual 2020: The Trumpeter's Lips: A Rousing Blast from the pages of Issues 262~271

The content is as funny as you like but the paper used in the book is an utter ********. I'm disgusted and I don't normally say that sheet. As this was Amazon I placed my faith in the site but Viz stuffed me up the Ronson Lighter. Not happy Viz, sort out your binder. My next purchase will not be sight unseen.P.S. just to kick the balls deeper. The cover is a full-on hardback and with tissue in the middle. Sod it, I bloody hate it. I was a bastard to read.Get your sheet sorted Viz. Would have been 5* with a good paperback and good inner leaves

I am in my early sixties and can remember buying Viz comic during the eighties and nineties. There were many copy-cats that came and went during the early period but Viz still survives today. It has become a Christmas tradition that I buy this every year for my adult Nephew and he is always happy to receive it. Its humour is not for all but for those who never quite grew up. Long may it live.

I've been reading Viz for 30 years or so now, and it never gets old. A faithful bathroom friend, the annual Viz... Annual has kept me going through some rough, straining times.Viz's continuous existence is evidence that much of pc culture is a total load of rubbish, and that enough people still have enough of a sense of humour to keep the magazine going, despite it getting no advertising, or even getting talked about.Plus is gives leftie hypocrite comedians somewhere to nick their jokes from.

Brilliant value and always makes s great present. Highly recommended.

Viz is hilarious and appalling all at the same time. If I'm ever feeling down then a quick dip into this soon cheers me up. Just keep it away from the youngsters though :o)