2000AD 40th Anniversary - 11th Feb 2017 - London

[Spikes]

Looking at train tickets the last couple of days, and it would appear line works have been scheduled for Sunday the 12th. So any Squaxx's using the East coast route (Kings Cross to Doncaster and beyond) to get back northwards, we can expect a longer journey home, and a bus service at least part of the way. Bugger.

Line appears unaffected if you are travelling home on the Monday.

[COMMANDO FORCES]

I see the ticket price has gone up from £40 to £60 now and already I've spotted a few fans say they're not paying that much. What a quandary!

[Hawkmumbler]

Retroactively? Are folk who've already paid having to pay up the extra £20? I've not ordered mine yet alas...

[Steve Green]

No, that was the early bird price - they did say that it was going up in December.

£20 is a hefty hike though, I thought £45-50 tops.

The £95 with the merch remains the same.

[dweezil2]

The £95 with the merch remains the same.

£115.00 where I'm looking Steve.

[Goaty]

Shite

[Steve Green]

The £95 with the merch remains the same.

£115.00 where I'm looking Steve.

Must have been looking at the Adult+Child option.

Ouch.

[Steve Green]

http://www.multiversitycomics.com/news/exclusive-2000-ad-40-years-festival/

Cam! Redondo! MacNeil! Ranson! + loads more

[dweezil2]

http://www.multiversitycomics.com/news/exclusive-2000-ad-40-years-festival/

Cam! Redondo! MacNeil! Ranson! + loads more

Wow! 

That is some lineup!   

[Mattofthespurs]

I just like reading the comic.
Met the creators in 1982. Pretty dull bunch (just like me) to be honest.

[Bolt-01]

Sweet Jovus, that really is a heck of a line-up.

[Jim_Campbell]

I just like reading the comic.
Met the creators in 1982. Pretty dull bunch (just like me) to be honest.

Probably a good job no one is forcing you to go, then...

[dweezil2]

I just like reading the comic.
Met the creators in 1982. Pretty dull bunch (just like me) to be honest.

Probably a good job no one is forcing you to go, then...

And just sometimes it's nice to let the artists and creators, who's work you enjoy, how much you appreciate the hard work that goes into it. 

[Spikes]

'Pat Mills, John Wagner, Carlos Ezquerra, Alan Grant, Jesus Redondo, Robin Smith, Cam Kennedy, Arthur Ranson, Colin MacNeil, Andy Diggle, Henry Flint, Jock, Peter Milligan, John Higgins, John Reppion, Leah Moore, David Bishop, Emma Beeby, Gordon Rennie, Glenn Fabry, Simon Bisley, Ian Edginton, Dave Gibbons, Mick McMahon, Steve Yeowell, Rob Williams, Si Spurrier, Al Ewing, Sean Phillips, Dan Abnett, Duncan Fregredo, D'Israeli, Tom Foster, Kev Walker, Annie Parkhouse, Chris Weston, Clint Langley, Ian Kennedy, Richard Elson, Chris Blythe, Hilary Robinson, Richard Burton, Steve McManus, Jon Davis-Hunt, Alan Barnes, Alec Worley, David Bailie, Simon Fraser, Mark Sexton, Eddie Robson, John Tomlinson, Paul Cornell, Peter Hogan, Steve White, Charlie Adlard, Geoff Senior, Eoin Coveney, Ben Willsher, Boo Cook, David Kendall, David Millgate, David Roach, Dom Reardon, Dylan Teague, Frazer Irving, INJ Culbard, Jeff Anderson, John McCrea, Karl Richardson, Laurence Campbell, Lee Sullivan, Lee Townsend, Leigh Gallagher, Mark Harrison, Mike Dowling, Mike Collins, Mike Perkins, Nick Percival, Neil Roberts, Nigel Dobbyn, Patrick Goddard, Paul Marshall, Rian Hughes, Simon Davis, Simon Gurr, Simon Jacob, Steve Pugh, Steve Roberts, Steve Tappin, Tiernen Trevallion, Warren Pleece, Simon Bowland, Abigail Ryder, Roger Langridge and many, many more!'

Yep, that's some tasty line up alright. Easier to say who isn't going, and speaking of which; No Bolland and O'Neill?

But looking mightily forward to meeting those in attendance, getting signatures, and hopefully a sketch or three...

[Colin YNWA]

Wow that's feeling pretty comprehensive. Jesus Redondo is a bit of a standout!