Question for the hive mind

[malkymac]

Was talking to my son the other night about entropy and it reminded me of a future shock from years ago (drawn by John Higgins I think) set at the end of the universe where everything is just about coming to a standstill because of thermodynamic equilibrium.

Can anyone else remember this and what is was called?

Cheers

[Frank]

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Hot Item (278). The writer went on to do a few fill-in issues of Spawn.

[Rogue Judge]

Is this collected in Alan Moore's Future Shocks collection? I enjoy the twilight zone nature of these strips, and have only been able to read a few on online previews. Is his collection worth purchasing or is there a more worthwhile future shocks collection?

[malkymac]

Amazing response time!

Cheers.

[TordelBack]

The writer went on to do a few fill-in issues of Spawn.

Is that the same guy that did the Badrock Vs. Violator miniseries? Nothing like an apprenticeship in the House of Tharg to set you up for the Big Three!

[CalHab]

The writer went on to do a few fill-in issues of Spawn.

Is that the same guy that did the Badrock Vs. Violator miniseries? Nothing like an apprenticeship in the House of Tharg to set you up for the Big Three!

And an issue of Vigilante. I wonder what became of him?

[terryworld]

Is his collection worth purchasing or is there a more worthwhile future shocks collection?

dude..... c'mon

[Dandontdare]

If you like Future Shock type stories, then yes, the collected Alan Moore book is pretty much the best of the best.

[Rogue Judge]

If you like Future Shock type stories, then yes, the collected Alan Moore book is pretty much the best of the best.

I've only ever read one Future Shock story, but I liked it and keep hearing good things about them! Thanks for the input, I'll add it to the list.