I think that 2017 one in the link is the one that was listed but didn't ever appear to come out.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Dandontdare on 12 December, 2023, 08:26:34 PMOh no. Only just got my copy of Lifeboat - reading that will be a lot more poignant nowSame here - ordered the day before Ian died, received the day after. Not read it yet, but I had a quick look through and the saddest page is the one that says "To be continued..."
Quote from: JayzusB.Christ on 26 November, 2022, 12:02:39 AMWow. Like I said, I was 11. The telly was showing the Real Ghostbusters to my age group, while Tharg was providing a naked man drinking his own bath broth shortly after shagging a goddess in front of a crowd, and ripping someone's heart out through his throat.
Quote from: IanGibson2 December at 19:56 ·
free at llllllllllllast
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Not feeling so good but thanks for all your kind messages and Merry Xmas to all, cheers
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goodbye thanks for all your love.
QuoteSteve Bull · 2 h ·
Hi All
I've been asked to share by Ian's family:
'Ian is now under sedation and his wishes are to remain this way for the time that remains.
We'd like to thank everyone for their kind messages and all were read to Ian whilst he was awake.'
I'm sure each message provided a special feeling and I'd like to share something Ian said but long ago that sums up the humour we all witnessed though his work and knowing him.
'I'm not very good at this dying thing'
What a legend😁
I'm always reminded at times like this of a favourite quote
Don't cry because it's over
Smile because it happened
❤️
Steve
Quote from: rogue69 on 01 December, 2023, 09:19:46 PMMy first comic shop was American Comics Enterprise (ACE Comics) in Colchester in the mid 80's. From finding the odd American comics in local newsagents to finding a shop full of DC & Marvel comics alongside old British ones. I mainly started going there to rebuy old 2000ADs I was made to throw away by my parents then found comics with names I recognized from 2000Ad like Marshal Law, Luther Arkwright, Swamp Thing, L.E.G.I.O.N, Outcasts & other pre-Vertigo comics which set my love of US comics. It is just a shame that ACE Comics has now moved away from concentrating on the shop to mainly be a online company
Quote from: rogue69 on 30 September, 2023, 09:13:30 PMThe obvious one would be MCM in May as it covers everything from comics, cosplay, books, table top games etc. Hotels are very expensive around the excel but if you go out a bit further i.e. Stratford you can get straight on the tube/DLR to the venue. Only downfall is that it normally falls on the same weekend as Lawless
Quote from: Magnetica on 26 November, 2023, 01:41:13 AMForbidden Planet in Denmark Street for me was just the best. It wasn't the same when it moved to New Bond Street, but that was miles ahead of what it is now on Shaftesbury Av. It's hardly even a comic shop now. It's spiritual successor, Orbit has gone now, leaving a huge gap. Only Gosh remains in London. But gone are they days when there were boxes and boxes of back Progs. Guess I should have bought them when I had the chance.New Oxford Street, not New Bond, and it was Orbital, not Orbit!
Quote from: Tjm86 on 25 November, 2023, 04:04:57 PMPlus Andromeda Books just around the corner and Mega City comics which didn't even bother with tables the one time I managed a visit.
QuoteThere was that peculiar place in Ipswich that had stairs just inside the door up to the actual shop itself.Globe Fantasy Bookshop (Globe Fantasy still appeared on the receipts from Central City Comics when it moved) though I remember the stairs going down from the entrance, not up.
Quote from: Funt Solo [R] on 15 November, 2023, 10:46:23 PM"I don't know Judge Kingsley - what is the difference between a tavern, an inn and a ... one chance - HOTSHOT!"