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Started by The Amstor Computer, 04 October, 2003, 07:00:30 AM

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Didn't see this posted anywhere else, so here's the listings from the October Previews:


2000AD SHOWCASE #3
by Mike Carey & Andy Clarke

Thirteen, Mike Carey and Andy Clarke's acclaimed 2000AD series, continues! Revelations abound as Joe and Daksha discover the secrets of both the mysterious Aden and the pearl, and the evil Durant reveals his true plans! In the lion's den, has Joe finally bitten off more than he can chew?
Thirteen, by the acclaimed writer Mike Carey (Lucifer, Hellblazer) and hot new artist Andy Clarke (Snow/Tiger), continues the series of US-format reprints of material from classic UK sci-fi comic 2000 AD, designed for the American audience. This issue features an itroduction by artist Andy Clarke. (CAUT: 4)
MATURE READERS
FC$1.95

2000AD PROGS #1369-1370

Still thrilling readers all over the globe after 26 years of continuous publication, 2000AD is Britain's multi-award-winning SF anthology title! The Autumn line-up climaxes in explosive fashion as secret agent Synnamon goes one-on-one with the mastermind behind
the nano revolution in "Facing Mecha" by Chris Clayton, Colin Dows and Laurence Campbell; it's a zombie apocalypse in prison drama "Dead Men Walking" by James
Stevens and Boo Cook; and there's more carnage for future lawman Judge Dredd in "Meatmonger" by John Smith (Vampirella) and Siku! (CAUT: 4)
Magazine, 32pg, PC$3.75Ea.

2000AD PROG #2004

As is traditional, 2000AD celebrates Christmas with another 100-page end-of-the-year special with a stunning line-up of stories by a remarkable roster of talent! Behind the specially commissioned cover by Duncan Fegredo (Clerks), three new series start: star-
troopers The V.C.s return for the third book of this exciting SF war epic, courtesy of Dan Abnett and Anthony Williams; there's adventure and swashbuckling in The Red Seas: Twilight of the Idols by Ian Edginton (Batman/Aliens II) and Steve Yeowell (The Invisibles); and more high fantasy from Celtic myth and legend in Slaine, by Pat Mills and Clint Langley. Plus there's new stories featuring Russian rogue Nikolai Dante by
Robbie Morrison (The Authority) and John Burns; supernatural investigation team Caballistics, Inc. by Gordon Rennie and Dom Reardon; and, of course, future lawman Judge Dredd by John Wagner and Jim Murray (Judge Dredd/Batman: Die Laughing). All this plus the usual mix of articles, pin-ups and much, much more! (CAUT: 4)
Magazine, 100pg, FC (Note Price)$10.99

JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE #214

50% more Thrills as the Megazine greets 2004 with a bumper edition! This issue: Judge Dredd goes plucking mad in a one-shot festive thriller, "Turkey Shoot," by John Wagner & Cam Kennedy; at last, discover what's wrong with Cassandra Anderson as we head out to Deadworld for Part One of the major new four-part Anderson: PSI-Division series, "Half-Life," byAlan Grant and Arthur Ranson); learn the fate of Dredd's former landlady Maria in the first of a run of one-shot tales asking: Whatever Happened To...?, by Gordon
Rennie and Graham Manley; Judge Death cruises the Cursed Earth in "The Wilderness Days" (Part 6 of 8, by John Wagner & Frazer Irving); and Dredd's dinosaur nemesis rears his ugly head once more in the shocking sequel to the 1980 classic "Blood of Satanus"
(Part 1 of 4, by Pat Mills & Duke Mighten)! Plus: news, features, interviews and a 48-page supplement containing a complete classic from Tharg's Thrill-Vaults! (CAUT: 4)
Magazine, 148pg, FC$10.99

BANZAI BATTALION GN
by Wagner, Gibson, Flint & Kennedy

Meet Captain Bug Stomper, the Sarge, Able, Baker, Charlie, Big D, and Flammbo ? the tiny droids of the Banzai Battalion! Rain or shine, kidnapping, giant slugs, even evil property developers? there's nothing that can stop the Battalion protecting their territory
? a rooftop garden, high in Mega-City One! Written by John Wagner, the award-winning creator of Judge Dredd and Strontium Dog, and featuring art by Ian Gibson (Halo Jones), Henry Flint (Judge Dredd/Aliens) and Cam Kennedy (War Story). This child-friendly title is presented as a high-quality European-style paperback book. (CAUT: 4)
SC, 8x12, FC$15.95

...and from Titan:

THE COMPLETE DR & QUINCH HC
by Alan Moore & Alan Davis

Alien college students D.R. and Quinch gleefully provide irredeemably poor role modeling for today's youth in wildly offensive tales of alien slime wars, psychotic girlfriends, and warped war veterans. This volatile mix of malicious mayhem and deeply dark humor is now available in a gorgeous hardcover collector's edition that's way too good for them! Totally intense, man! Features the early (and hard-to-find) work of by
Alan Moore (Watchmen, LoEG) and Alan Davis (Captain Britain, X-Men, Avengers)!
(CAUT: 4)
MATURE READERS
HC, 9x12, 96pg, b&w$19.95


Not too many surprises - though I didn't realise Wilderness Days was quite so long. Interesting to see that the new Anderson story looks like returning to Deadworld. I'm still trying to figure out which classic Thrill is going to be reprinted - 48 pages? What classic ten-parter would be worth a reprint?

The Banzai Battalion TPB sounds good - does it collect all of the stories that have been published so far?

I'm dead chuffed that The Complete D.R. & Quinch is going to be presented in HC - especially as I found out just before I bought a copy of the softcover!
I wonder if there are plans for other HC editions - maybe Rogue Trooper: Future War?