Original sentence: " These days he occasionally appears in the reprint Classics from the Comics series.Colonel Blink (tagline: "The Short-Gighted Gink") was a fictional character in a comic strip in the UK comic The Beezer, first appearing in November 1958.Dashed clever idea.Denis Gifford in his Encyclopedia of Comic Characters (1987) attributes his creation to "Carmichael.Next-door neighbour Cartright, often the innocent victim of some misunderstanding or other (his being accidentally covered in grass clippings leads Blink to shout approvingly: "Got a monkey to cut the hedge, eh Cartright.Rover the dog, who needs to be even more patient as he's often mistaken for lions, bears, rugs or insurance salesmen;.Sundry nephews and small boys, as motive forces, Greek chorus and/or astonished by-standers; and.The ever-patient "Auntie," who acts as housekeeper (and who, despite her name was obviously considerably younger than the Colonel);.The long-suffering local constabulary
Edited sentence: " These days he occasionally appears in the reprint "Classics from the Comics" series."Colonel Blink, the short-sighted gink" first appeared in DC Thompson's "Beezer" comic in November 1958.Denis Gifford in his "Encyclopedia of Comic Characters" (1987) attributes his creation to "Carmichael