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There's a brilliant Father Ted reference in the latest Spiderman comic
CORK MAN WILL Sliney is an illustrator for Marvel, working on comics such as Spiderman, Avengers, and X-men.
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In the latest Spiderman comic, he’s been flying the Irish flag proud with a sneaky reference to a Father Ted episode. A statue in New York says ‘Father Larry Duff’, who we all know is this guy…
It was spotted by eagle-eyed Adam Hurley, and later confirmed by Will Sliney himself.
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The actual statue is of Francis P Duffy, a Canadian American soldier, Roman Catholic priest, and chaplain for the 69th Infantry Regiment, a unit of the New York Army National Guard consisting of many of the city’s Irish-American population.
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Well, he did tweet about his temptation back in November…
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