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as seen in Alan Moore's Dodgem Logic
Mustard #03: Peep Show's Bain & ArmstrongMustard #04: Alan Moore
Mustard #01: Graham LinehanMustard #02: Michael Palin

mustard movie postcards

Night of the Living Dead Poets SocietyDirty Harry KrishnaHoney, the Kids are Exactly the Right Size, but Their Density's F*cked
Withnail and I, RobotCasablanketyblankQueen takes Bishop

set of 6 postcards out now

The Colonel
READ ONLINE: · #01 · #02 · #03 · #04

Jam-packed with funny words and
pictures, plus exclusive interviews
with the comedy greats.  MORE »

Mustard is photocopied in front of a live studio audience.

Four issues of Mustard already out, more issues and a compilation coming in 2010,
and two pages of new Mustard stuff in every issue of Alan Moore's Dodgem Logic
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Preview Mustard! All of issue #01 now online, plus snippets from issues #02, #03 and #04.
Moss reads Mustard in an episode of The IT Crowd, and Roy's reading it on the cover of the American DVD.
Make paper versions of Palin, Alan Moore and the gangs from Peep Show and The IT Crowd.
Alan Moore's Dodgem Logic magazine features two
new pages of Mustard
stuff every issue!
Win Mustards signed by Graham Linehan, Michael Palin, Bain & Armstrong and Alan Moore.
Matt Berry performs his song 'Cut the Mustard', written especially for Mustard magazine.
In an astonishing coincidence, I spotted John Cleese buying Mustard magazine in Borders bookshop.
Peter Cook
Douglas Adams
Vivian Stanshall
The greatest hits of Peter Cook, 42 moments from the life of Douglas Adams and a tribute to Vivian Stanshall.

A genuinely entertaining comedy mag, Mustard is funny and smells delicious. We approve.

Word

Naughty, observant and very very funny... made me laugh out loud on the tube. A satirical gem.

The Telegraph

Brilliantly funny!

BBC

As seen in The IT Crowd
(if you look really closely)

Mustard, well named, always adds a dash of something special.

Michael Palin

Mustard is put together by funny people who clearly love comedy.

Richard Herring

Endlessly hilarious and
effortlessly cool. Could be the UK rival to The Onion.

Alan Moore

First class original humorous content. More than enough to keep comedy fans happy.

The Guardian

Absolutely cracking!

Channel 4