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Steve Yeowell can do no wrong.

Its fairly hard to argue with that sentiment and I've read 'Skrull Kill Krew'!

Gavin that sir, in an incredible field, is possibly the best window yet. What a fantastic idea!

Well my Mum's claim to fame is being knocked on her arse by Paul McCartney in 1963 outside 'Fox's' in Heswell on the Wirral but not realising until she had crossed the road to see her speechless, agog friends.

Mine isn't as good as that.

Going from left to right (God I hope I get this right!)

Darren (who was Judge Dredd at BICs), 'udge Palmer', 'Commando Forces', Edmond Behn, Greg Staples, Nick (who came up even though he had to make a fast escape to get to his sons Christmas Play down South somewhere), 'Large48', 'Colin_ynwa' (who is the only one of the perps, many will be disappointed to hear, who you won't see getting killed alas).

Missing is 'Banners' who was outside at the time dealing with serious head wounds.

That's a fantastic picture. Looking forward to seeing the rest

Not from me alas but I know some are coming.

As for posh Yorkshire its a Dronfield / Dore thing (or Harrogate I guess...)

Well home from the Minty shoot and what a fun day it was. Everyone involved seemed to have a blinding day and have to say its looking more and more exciting the more and more bits I see.

The folks involved are all not only very pleasent but also incredibly passionate about the project. A freezing day, for many (not me lucky!) a good while of which was spent laying on cold concrete somehow was incredibly good fun. Ed Dehn is a real gent and Greg Staples is a scarely good Dredd, even with his posh Yorkshire accent.

Steve and all his crew, Dave and other Steve are really fun, welcoming and nice to work. They all worked so hard and the costume and props from Dan and Barry were superb. The Kovaks Gang looked suitably grim and grizzly and all died with great gusto. I'm really excited to see footage when it comes. For the time being however when the rest of the boarders get home (they travelled from so far afield, I just hopped on the no. 69 bus!)who are all as nice in real life as they are here, I'm sure they'll post a host of the photos which I'm likewise looking forward to. I'm afraid I only had my camera phone with me so have next to none to share - sorry.

If anybody is able to get to any of the other shoots when they are arranged I can't recommend it highy enough.

Grand day out.

When I was 14, The Horned God was the only bit of female nudity I could get, outside of The Sun.
So now, female nudity in Slaine always makes me radiate with a warm glow of sentimental nostalgia.
Into a sock.

You really should have looked in more hedges.

Bit of a side step BUT since he was mentioned I'd love to see Klaus Janson on the Prog. He truely is one of the most under-rated people in American comics.

Good work Worldshown

Interestingly, I hold The Beatles primarily responsible for the insidious modern-day notion that bands have to write their own material and that people who do covers or interpret others songs are somehow less worthy of appreciation.

Is it the Beatles themselves who would be responsible or people who admire them for setting the standard?

Music died in the late ninties when most chart stuff was covers or sampled shit.
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Eh? Pardon me but what a load of auld shite! The 90's had awesometastic music, not least for me personally the whole grunge music scene which formed the basis of my music loves of today. It's like saying music died in the 80's cos of Stock Aitken and Waterman. Music is unstoppable.

Yep and the good stuff is rarely in the charts anyhow. Good music nearly always hangs out on the edges of the mainstream.

All I wasn't too keen on was the art - seems Rennie agreed with me, too. Apparently when he found out John Ridgeway was the assigned artist his enthusiasm for the project left him.

That's interesting I'd have thought John Ridgeway would have been a great artist for the strip. Shows what I know!

A pair of corkers today then.

Good to see the new Zombo confirmed.