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Announcements / Re: 2000 AD - The Ultimate Collection
« on: 22 April, 2021, 02:25:02 PM »
Guess I'll find out if Hachette actually managed to update my address properly in the next few days then
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Also, I don't know what a petard is.
Hmmm. The ultimate collection appear to have vanished from the Hachette website!?! Hopefully just a temporary glitch?
Seems like Absolute Swamp Thing vol 2 is sold out (again), but noticed on Books etc that they've got the Akira 35th Anniversary boxset for £100:
https://www.booksetc.co.uk/books/view/-9781632364616
Not sure what sort of price this goes for normally but seems a pretty good price. I've never actually read the whole thing (started collecting the Epic run when it started but never stuck with it) and the softcover versions go for around £15-20 each so it's around the same price for all six volumes in hardcover (plus an additional book, Akira Club) so I've gone for it.
Back cover of this week’s prog lists credits for the Dominion book as Wagner, Kek, Hine, Percival & Cornwell.
Presence of Kek suggests more Deadworld with Kendall’s name left off due to space, but what has Dan C drawn that could go in that book?
Just have his on the Hachette site
Number of pages for Issue 93, 264
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This one seems a bit on the slim side. Any reason for that?
Story | Page Count | Progs |
Signs And Portents | 40 | Progs 1617-1623 |
The Chimes At Midnight | 30 | Progs 1644-1649 |
Hell And High Water | 70 | Progs 1688-1699 |
Story | Page Count | Progs |
Gods And Monsters | 70 | Progs 1728-1739 |
Beautiful Freak | 45 | Progs 1792-1796 |
Fire Across The Deep | 70 | Progs 1813-1823 |
It’s more complicated than that. News has seen a massive squeeze due to fewer people being willing to pay for it. This has resulted in far fewer people being employed in production (proofing; fact checking) and a tendency to commission cheaper content (opinion vs investigative journalism). Magazines have had much the same problem, but the widespread impact these is obviously far less overt.
a profession whose cornerstone is supposedly the pursuit of objective truth