The Tharg Comic Strips

[Andy Lambert]

I'm trying to catch up on a lot of 2000ad strips by collecting the graphic reprints, and I wondered if, aside from some collected comic strips in an edition of 2000ad Monthly, has the Mighty One's strips been reprinted in book form elsewhere...?

[blixab]

Yes, 30 issues of Extreme Edition.

Judge Dredd Law In Order, - 42 issues, Classic 2000AD - 15 issues & Classic Judge Dredd - 18 issues which were all a continuation of the Monthlies really

[Dark Jimbo]

I think you have misunderstood, old chap...

[Andy Lambert]

Well, I guess that does tell me there's no collected strips in book form as yet... maybe one day.
I really enjoy the light, comedic approach to those stories and they do bring back great memories... Burt, the Thrill-Suckers, the Dictators of Zrag with cracking artwork from Ezquerra, Bellardinelli and Bradbury.... good times.

[sheridan]

Stories, featuring a list of reprints (I suspect the reprints list is not exhaustive).

[Andy Lambert]

Mucho gracias, sheridan - handy to know where to find those stories.
Still hoping for a collected graphic novel, but question is - would it sell as well among the other 2000ad stuff?

[sheridan]

Mucho gracias, sheridan - handy to know where to find those stories.
Still hoping for a collected graphic novel, but question is - would it sell as well among the other 2000ad stuff?

As much as I like some of the stories (the ones illustrated by Ian Gibson, Eric Bradbury, Carlos Ezquerra and Massimo Belardinelli spring to mind), I suspect not...

[The Monarch]

think theres enough for one of those hatchett books?

[Bolt-01]

FLOPPY!

[Lobo Baggins]

Mucho gracias, sheridan - handy to know where to find those stories.
Still hoping for a collected graphic novel, but question is - would it sell as well among the other 2000ad stuff?

As much as I like some of the stories (the ones illustrated by Ian Gibson, Eric Bradbury, Carlos Ezquerra and Massimo Belardinelli spring to mind), I suspect not...

Rumour has it that 'The Shedding' (prog 283 - 285) was scripted by Alan Moore (it's credited to T. M. O.) - if that's true putting that on the cover would probably shift a few copies.

[Andy Lambert]

Whatever it takes to get a collection printed as I'd love to have a copy. Those Tharg strips are as much about 2000ad to me as any Dredd, Rogue Trooper or Strontium Dog stuff, but I think I'm probably in a minority.

[jannerboyuk]

Loved the tharg stories, especially the thrill suckers

[Fungus]

Like Bolt says, perfect floppy material. Wonder if they've ever been considered.

[positronic]

I'd buy a copy!

[Andy Lambert]

Good to see the love for the Tharg stories