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General / Johnny Red Rebellion reprints
« on: 17 September, 2020, 03:24:34 PM »
Do anyone know if Rebellion is planning to do Johnny Red reprints and if there is any plans of doing the Charley's War WWII stuff as well ?
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General / 2000AD/Rebellion comics and its future
« on: 16 September, 2020, 01:25:50 PM »
An interesting article related on how 2000AD has been doing of late:
https://whatsnewinpublishing.com/how-legendary-weekly-british-comic-2000-ad-survived-covid-19-and-thrived/
https://whatsnewinpublishing.com/how-legendary-weekly-british-comic-2000-ad-survived-covid-19-and-thrived/
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Megazine / Meg 423 - Step into the City of the Future ...If You Dare
« on: 19 August, 2020, 05:04:32 AM »
A good serviceable meg.
Dredd – This is a continuation of the Red Price story arc and this episode serves as more of setup to the next chapter of the arc. The Red Price storyline is one of my favourite storylines in the Dredd-verse the last few years. What makes this great as well is to have the same creative team working on it. Jake Lynch art has grown on me and he is now one off my favourite Dredd artist.
Black Museum – Another good one-shot with good art provided by Anna Morozova (her first work was on a Future Shock recently)
Devlin – Another interesting Devlin story and this one feels also more like a setup for what is too come next.
Lawless – As always this is the highlight of the meg. This one is a double episode. The episode jumps between the different characters as they are scheming and conniving creating plots within plots. Bring on the next series!!!
Dredd – This is a continuation of the Red Price story arc and this episode serves as more of setup to the next chapter of the arc. The Red Price storyline is one of my favourite storylines in the Dredd-verse the last few years. What makes this great as well is to have the same creative team working on it. Jake Lynch art has grown on me and he is now one off my favourite Dredd artist.
Black Museum – Another good one-shot with good art provided by Anna Morozova (her first work was on a Future Shock recently)
Devlin – Another interesting Devlin story and this one feels also more like a setup for what is too come next.
Lawless – As always this is the highlight of the meg. This one is a double episode. The episode jumps between the different characters as they are scheming and conniving creating plots within plots. Bring on the next series!!!
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General / RESULTS - The Dredd (I am the Law) Mega Top 15 Tournament
« on: 17 August, 2020, 04:23:50 AM »
Here is the top 15:
1. The Apocalypse War
2.Necropolis
3. The Pit
4. The Cursed Earth
5. Tour of Duty
6. Tale of the Dead Man
7. Block Mania
8. Day of Chaos
9. The Judge Child
10. The Day the Law Died
11. Oz
12. Cry of the Werewolf
13. Total War
14. Mandroid
15. Trifecta
1. The Apocalypse War
2.Necropolis
3. The Pit
4. The Cursed Earth
5. Tour of Duty
6. Tale of the Dead Man
7. Block Mania
8. Day of Chaos
9. The Judge Child
10. The Day the Law Died
11. Oz
12. Cry of the Werewolf
13. Total War
14. Mandroid
15. Trifecta
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General / The Dredd (I am the Law) Mega Top 15 Tournament
« on: 05 August, 2020, 08:09:45 PM »
It is time for the next round of voting power. Who can stand against Dredd the mega man, the face of law and justice? Which of his mega epics will raise and be counted as the mega-of-mega tales? Now brace before you must do cube-time and tell us your top stories.
How does this work
1. You vote for your top 15 Dredd mega-epics (this is all those Dredd stories that was around for the long haul, 7 and upwards)
2. You can only make your choice from the list that is supplied below
3. Points will be allocated accordingly to a strict but fair points structure. The structure is as follows:
1 = 20 points
2 = 16
3 = 13
4 = 12
5 = 11
6 = 10
7 = 9
8 = 8
9 = 7
10 = 6
11 = 5
12 = 4
13 = 3
14 = 2
15 = 1
4. Remember democracy is still a crime, so citizens this is your only change to cast a vote. You can vote as many times as you want but ONLY your last vote will be deemed valid. Do not waste Justice Departments time or it is the cubes for you.
5. Any citizen that even have a tough of breaking or not adhering to the rules will be cubed. Thus, be true and honest about your choice.
How does this work
1. You vote for your top 15 Dredd mega-epics (this is all those Dredd stories that was around for the long haul, 7 and upwards)
2. You can only make your choice from the list that is supplied below
3. Points will be allocated accordingly to a strict but fair points structure. The structure is as follows:
1 = 20 points
2 = 16
3 = 13
4 = 12
5 = 11
6 = 10
7 = 9
8 = 8
9 = 7
10 = 6
11 = 5
12 = 4
13 = 3
14 = 2
15 = 1
4. Remember democracy is still a crime, so citizens this is your only change to cast a vote. You can vote as many times as you want but ONLY your last vote will be deemed valid. Do not waste Justice Departments time or it is the cubes for you.
5. Any citizen that even have a tough of breaking or not adhering to the rules will be cubed. Thus, be true and honest about your choice.
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General / RESULTS -The Galaxy’s Greatest Top 20 Series - Tournament
« on: 03 August, 2020, 03:51:55 AM »
Here is the first phase of publishing the results entries 11 to 20:
11). Robo-Hunter (Sam)
12). Kingdom
13). Sinister Dexter
14). Anderson
15). The Dead Man
16). Cabalistics Inc
17). Rogue Trooper (Rogue)
18). Indigo Prime
19). Stainless Steel Rat
20). Shakara
11). Robo-Hunter (Sam)
12). Kingdom
13). Sinister Dexter
14). Anderson
15). The Dead Man
16). Cabalistics Inc
17). Rogue Trooper (Rogue)
18). Indigo Prime
19). Stainless Steel Rat
20). Shakara
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General / To Dredd or No, that is the question…..
« on: 18 July, 2020, 10:43:37 AM »
I was thinking that with all our tournaments we having is that we are actually ignoring one of the main reasons why we still have a comic called 2000AD and that is Joe Dredd, I am the Law man.
So, I was thinking what about a tournament to celebrate the mega epics and long stories in the world of the toughest lawman around Judge Dredd.
Now the idea is to have a tournament where we choose our favourite epic or long-running story. The qualification criteria must be 4 or more episodes. I will set up a list and only the stories in the list qualifies. The other criteria are only Dredd stories in the prog and no spin-offs (only Judge Dredd stories)
So, what do you think is it something that you guys would like be part of and if so do you agree on the qualification criteria? Last question a top 10 or 20 tournament?
So, I was thinking what about a tournament to celebrate the mega epics and long stories in the world of the toughest lawman around Judge Dredd.
Now the idea is to have a tournament where we choose our favourite epic or long-running story. The qualification criteria must be 4 or more episodes. I will set up a list and only the stories in the list qualifies. The other criteria are only Dredd stories in the prog and no spin-offs (only Judge Dredd stories)
So, what do you think is it something that you guys would like be part of and if so do you agree on the qualification criteria? Last question a top 10 or 20 tournament?
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General / RESULTS - The Megazine Rebellion Years Top 10 Series - Tournament
« on: 13 July, 2020, 04:39:02 AM »
Here is the top 10 as voted by you:
The positions 6 to 10:
6. The Simping Detective
7. Angelic
8. American Reaper
9. Low Life
10. Storm Warning
The positions 3 to 5:
3. The Dark Judges - (Dominion/Torture Garden)
4. Cursed Earth Koburn
5. Devlin Waugh
In second place we have:
Insurrection
and the winner is by clear margin:
Lawless
The positions 6 to 10:
6. The Simping Detective
7. Angelic
8. American Reaper
9. Low Life
10. Storm Warning
The positions 3 to 5:
3. The Dark Judges - (Dominion/Torture Garden)
4. Cursed Earth Koburn
5. Devlin Waugh
In second place we have:
Insurrection
and the winner is by clear margin:
Lawless
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General / The Galaxy’s Greatest Top 20 Series - Tournament
« on: 10 July, 2020, 07:58:42 PM »
The voting booth is open you can cast your vote for your favourite thrills publish in the Galaxy’s Greatest comic (ever !!!!).
How does it work?
1. You select your top 20 series which appeared the prog since the legendary first issue published 26 February 1977 up until now (currently that will be prog 2190).
2. The only series not included is Judge Dredd. You can cast your vote for any Dredd-verse series, but our favourite lawman has an unfair advantage.
3. The shorts are all clubbed together so you do not vote for a single Future Shock or Terror Tale but for the whole shebang. The shorts published are: Future Shocks, Past Imperfect, Pulp Sci-Fi, Tales from Beyond Science, Tales of Telguuth, Terror Tales, Tharg’s Thrillers, Tharg's Dragon Tales, Time Twisters, Twisted Tales, Vector 13, What If ?.
4. The following series although carrying the same title will be split. For example, Strontium Dog will have all stories featuring Johnny Alpha be clubbed under Strontium Dog (Alpha) and the rest will be clubbed under Strontium Dog (Feral). Here is the list:
a. Harlem Heroes (Original) and Harlem Heroes (The Fleisher Years)
b. Robo-Hunter (Sam) and Robo-Hunter (Samantha)
c. Rogue Trooper (Friday) and Rogue Trooper (Rogue)
d. Strontium Dog (Alpha) and Strontium Dog (Feral)
5. We again work with a point system much like the system employed for the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series” tournament (except now you have 20 votes).
1 = 25 points
2 = 22 points
3 = 19 points
4 = 17 points
5 = 16 points
6 = 15 points
7 = 14 points
8 = 13 points
9 = 12 points
10 = 11 points
11 = 10 points
12 = 9 points
13 = 8 points
14 = 7 points
15 = 6 points
16 = 5 points
17 = 4 points
18 = 3 points
19 = 2 points
20 = 1 point
6. You can vote as many times as you want but only the last vote counts.
7. I will publish a list of stories below but if I mist a series you can still vote for it the only rule here is that it must have been published in any prog.
How long will the tourney last?
You can cast your vote up until Sunday 2nd of August.
May the best series win
How does it work?
1. You select your top 20 series which appeared the prog since the legendary first issue published 26 February 1977 up until now (currently that will be prog 2190).
2. The only series not included is Judge Dredd. You can cast your vote for any Dredd-verse series, but our favourite lawman has an unfair advantage.
3. The shorts are all clubbed together so you do not vote for a single Future Shock or Terror Tale but for the whole shebang. The shorts published are: Future Shocks, Past Imperfect, Pulp Sci-Fi, Tales from Beyond Science, Tales of Telguuth, Terror Tales, Tharg’s Thrillers, Tharg's Dragon Tales, Time Twisters, Twisted Tales, Vector 13, What If ?.
4. The following series although carrying the same title will be split. For example, Strontium Dog will have all stories featuring Johnny Alpha be clubbed under Strontium Dog (Alpha) and the rest will be clubbed under Strontium Dog (Feral). Here is the list:
a. Harlem Heroes (Original) and Harlem Heroes (The Fleisher Years)
b. Robo-Hunter (Sam) and Robo-Hunter (Samantha)
c. Rogue Trooper (Friday) and Rogue Trooper (Rogue)
d. Strontium Dog (Alpha) and Strontium Dog (Feral)
5. We again work with a point system much like the system employed for the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series” tournament (except now you have 20 votes).
1 = 25 points
2 = 22 points
3 = 19 points
4 = 17 points
5 = 16 points
6 = 15 points
7 = 14 points
8 = 13 points
9 = 12 points
10 = 11 points
11 = 10 points
12 = 9 points
13 = 8 points
14 = 7 points
15 = 6 points
16 = 5 points
17 = 4 points
18 = 3 points
19 = 2 points
20 = 1 point
6. You can vote as many times as you want but only the last vote counts.
7. I will publish a list of stories below but if I mist a series you can still vote for it the only rule here is that it must have been published in any prog.
How long will the tourney last?
You can cast your vote up until Sunday 2nd of August.
May the best series win
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General / RESULTS - The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series - Tournament
« on: 01 July, 2020, 06:48:20 AM »
I will announce the winners as follows:
- Wednesday the positions 6 - 10
- Thursday the positions 3 - 5
- Friday the Winner and Second place thrills plus the full list (and some interesting or boring stats, depending on how you see stats)
- Wednesday the positions 6 - 10
- Thursday the positions 3 - 5
- Friday the Winner and Second place thrills plus the full list (and some interesting or boring stats, depending on how you see stats)
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General / The Megazine Rebellion Years Top 10 Series - Tournament
« on: 01 July, 2020, 04:34:26 AM »
You can now vote for your favourite thrills in the Meg during the Rebellion era (and hopefully to be continued for many, many more years).
How does it work?
1. You select your top 10 series during the Rebellion Years. This is from Meg 3.61 publish on 1 January 2000 up until Meg 421 publish on 16 June 2020.
2. Judge Dredd is not included but the Dredd movie series is included. The movie version I see as an alternative and not part of the Dredd-verse canon.
3. Any reprints and that includes the floppies are not included. Series like Tank Girl are included for example.
4. We again work with the same point system that was employed for the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series” tournament.
1 = 25 points
2 = 18 points
3 = 15 points
4 = 12 points
5 = 10 points
6 = 8 points
7 = 6 points
8 = 4 points
9 = 2 points
10 = 1 point
5. You can vote as many times as you want but only the last vote counts.
How long will the tourney last?
You can cast your vote up until Sunday 12th of July
How does it work?
1. You select your top 10 series during the Rebellion Years. This is from Meg 3.61 publish on 1 January 2000 up until Meg 421 publish on 16 June 2020.
2. Judge Dredd is not included but the Dredd movie series is included. The movie version I see as an alternative and not part of the Dredd-verse canon.
3. Any reprints and that includes the floppies are not included. Series like Tank Girl are included for example.
4. We again work with the same point system that was employed for the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series” tournament.
1 = 25 points
2 = 18 points
3 = 15 points
4 = 12 points
5 = 10 points
6 = 8 points
7 = 6 points
8 = 4 points
9 = 2 points
10 = 1 point
5. You can vote as many times as you want but only the last vote counts.
How long will the tourney last?
You can cast your vote up until Sunday 12th of July
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General / Top 10 tourneys - what is next
« on: 20 June, 2020, 02:44:54 PM »
I will wrapping up the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series - Tournament” by the 30th of June. I will kick-off the “The Rebellion Years Top 10 Meg Series - Tournament” on the weekend of the 4th of July. The meg tourney will run for only 2 weeks I want to warp it up by the 19th of July.
I am planning on doing a “Galaxy’s Greatest Top 10” next. The timing of this depends also when and what Colin wants to do next. I do not mind running this directly after the Meg one.
I just need some input regarding the different tourneys:
On the Meg tourney
1. I will again exclude Judge Dredd as an option but not the Dredd movie-based series. I see this more as an alternative take on Dredd and not part of the Dredd-verse canon.
2. I will split Anderson between the Dredd-verse canon and the Dredd movie-based canon.
3. Additional exclusion will be any reprint material and that includes the floppies.
On the Galaxy tourney
1. I will split Rogue Trooper in two voting options, Classic Rogue and Friday.
2. I will also split Strontium Dog into Alpha and Feral as two options.
3. The only exclusion will be again Judge Dredd
I am planning on doing a “Galaxy’s Greatest Top 10” next. The timing of this depends also when and what Colin wants to do next. I do not mind running this directly after the Meg one.
I just need some input regarding the different tourneys:
On the Meg tourney
1. I will again exclude Judge Dredd as an option but not the Dredd movie-based series. I see this more as an alternative take on Dredd and not part of the Dredd-verse canon.
2. I will split Anderson between the Dredd-verse canon and the Dredd movie-based canon.
3. Additional exclusion will be any reprint material and that includes the floppies.
On the Galaxy tourney
1. I will split Rogue Trooper in two voting options, Classic Rogue and Friday.
2. I will also split Strontium Dog into Alpha and Feral as two options.
3. The only exclusion will be again Judge Dredd
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General / The Rebellion Years Top 10 Series - Tournament
« on: 13 June, 2020, 12:44:35 PM »
What is this about?
As we all know Rebellion has been the owner of 2000 AD since the beginning of the century. They have kept the publication running and maintained for the last two decades. We have been blessed with some great stories brought to use by some ridiculously awesome talent. Another fact that I am greatfull for is that during the current world crisis Rebellion kept on delivering the weekly thrills.
The premise is that you select your top 10 series that was published during the Rebellion Years.
When do we start?
Currently Colin is running a great tourney around the ultimate writers. If you do know about this and you have been hiding under a rock or have been holidaying in the resorts of Alpha Centauri just follow the link: https://forums.2000ad.com/index.php?topic=46503.msg1029915#msg1029915
As soon as ultimate tourney is done I will kick-off the top 10 rebellion one.
For how long?
I am open to suggestions, but I was thinking around 2 – 3 weeks to allow you to cast your votes.
How does it work?
1. You select your top 10 series during the Rebellion Years. This is from Prog 1174 publish on 5 January 2000 up until prog 2185 publish on 10 June 2020.
2. The only series not included is Judge Dredd. You can cast you vote for any Dredd-verse series, but our favourite lawman has an unfair advantage.
3. The shorts are all clubbed together so you do not vote for a single Future Shock or Terror Tale but for the whole shebang. The shorts published are: Twisted Tales, Time Twisters, Tharg’s Thrillers, Terror Tales, Future Shocks (TFC), Pulp Sci-Fi and Past Imperfect.
4. We are working on a point system that follows the Formula 1 Point System: Points are awarded to drivers and teams based on where they finish in a race. The winner receives 25 points, the second-place finisher 18 points, with 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 points for positions 3 through 10. So quite simple only 10 series will be allocated points, but nothing stops you from listing your top 79 series.
Some additional Info:
I will list all the series below which was publish during the above period. If I have missed one you are free to vote for them as long as the series ran during the above mention period.
I will keep track via an excel sheet and everyone is welcome to this just PM me.
As we all know Rebellion has been the owner of 2000 AD since the beginning of the century. They have kept the publication running and maintained for the last two decades. We have been blessed with some great stories brought to use by some ridiculously awesome talent. Another fact that I am greatfull for is that during the current world crisis Rebellion kept on delivering the weekly thrills.
The premise is that you select your top 10 series that was published during the Rebellion Years.
When do we start?
Currently Colin is running a great tourney around the ultimate writers. If you do know about this and you have been hiding under a rock or have been holidaying in the resorts of Alpha Centauri just follow the link: https://forums.2000ad.com/index.php?topic=46503.msg1029915#msg1029915
As soon as ultimate tourney is done I will kick-off the top 10 rebellion one.
For how long?
I am open to suggestions, but I was thinking around 2 – 3 weeks to allow you to cast your votes.
How does it work?
1. You select your top 10 series during the Rebellion Years. This is from Prog 1174 publish on 5 January 2000 up until prog 2185 publish on 10 June 2020.
2. The only series not included is Judge Dredd. You can cast you vote for any Dredd-verse series, but our favourite lawman has an unfair advantage.
3. The shorts are all clubbed together so you do not vote for a single Future Shock or Terror Tale but for the whole shebang. The shorts published are: Twisted Tales, Time Twisters, Tharg’s Thrillers, Terror Tales, Future Shocks (TFC), Pulp Sci-Fi and Past Imperfect.
4. We are working on a point system that follows the Formula 1 Point System: Points are awarded to drivers and teams based on where they finish in a race. The winner receives 25 points, the second-place finisher 18 points, with 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 points for positions 3 through 10. So quite simple only 10 series will be allocated points, but nothing stops you from listing your top 79 series.
Some additional Info:
I will list all the series below which was publish during the above period. If I have missed one you are free to vote for them as long as the series ran during the above mention period.
I will keep track via an excel sheet and everyone is welcome to this just PM me.
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Other Reviews / Judge Dredd - The Complete Case Files 35
« on: 17 May, 2020, 11:04:29 AM »
This collection of Dredd stories is a period where I completely forgot about the existence of 2000AD and all its wonders. This was for me one of the better recent collection (or case files). This covers prog 1276 to 1301 and The Meg 4.07 to 4.13
This compilation also proves yet again what a great (awesome, excellent etc.) writer John Wagner is. He can write the long game and the short game very effectively. He can write deep stories but also a story with touch of comedy (or a satire).
The highlights:
First Blood – Here we are introduced to a new villain which best Dredd but as we all know Dredd will get his main. The villain will surely return but as we all know Dredd will be the winner (do anyone know when the villain returned in the prog?). The story is by Alan Grant and the art is the beautiful painted by John Burns.
Leaving Rowdy – This story is where Dredd gives-up his apartment for Rico. Now what makes this story special is that the art is done by Dredd maestro Carlos Ezquerra. The worse part for me is that I realized that this is one of his last works that I have not seen he has done, and we will never experience new work from this great man. And yes, the story is great as well masterfully told as always by John Wagner.
It is Déjà vu all over Again Again – This is one of the funniest and stupidest Dredd stories I have read. The basic premise is that a group of Morons from the Moronian Sect are trying too takeover a Hottie House takeaway to negotiate the release of their members held in captivity. The art is done by one of my favorite artist Cam Kennedy and John Wagner is again providing the script.
Block Courts – Again we have Cam on pictures and John on words. This is a great one-shot where Dredd is on Block Court duty.
Sin City – If you are looking for one reason why you must get this volume then this is the story. It is for me very much a story that is the forerunner for Chaos Day but on a smaller scale. John Wagner provides the script in this 11-part story. Art is done by the excellent Kev Walker. It is just a same that we do not see his work in the prog/meg anymore. Sin City, a mobile entertainments platform had hitched up within Mega-City waters. A detachment of Mega-City judges had been sent to investigate the disappearance of a spy, under pretence of policing the city. Orlok is one of the main villains in the story.
Blood and Duty – This is one John Wagner’s more emotional stories staring Dredd’s niece Vienna. Colin MacNeil is on art duties here; and this is something I really missed about his current art and it is his ability to do his own colouring (or rather paint his work).
Citizen Sump – I always wondered what happened to Otto Sump and this is the story on his last days in the great Meg. This is again a wonderful story by John Wagner and some great art by John Higgins.
My verdict 5/5
This compilation also proves yet again what a great (awesome, excellent etc.) writer John Wagner is. He can write the long game and the short game very effectively. He can write deep stories but also a story with touch of comedy (or a satire).
The highlights:
First Blood – Here we are introduced to a new villain which best Dredd but as we all know Dredd will get his main. The villain will surely return but as we all know Dredd will be the winner (do anyone know when the villain returned in the prog?). The story is by Alan Grant and the art is the beautiful painted by John Burns.
Leaving Rowdy – This story is where Dredd gives-up his apartment for Rico. Now what makes this story special is that the art is done by Dredd maestro Carlos Ezquerra. The worse part for me is that I realized that this is one of his last works that I have not seen he has done, and we will never experience new work from this great man. And yes, the story is great as well masterfully told as always by John Wagner.
It is Déjà vu all over Again Again – This is one of the funniest and stupidest Dredd stories I have read. The basic premise is that a group of Morons from the Moronian Sect are trying too takeover a Hottie House takeaway to negotiate the release of their members held in captivity. The art is done by one of my favorite artist Cam Kennedy and John Wagner is again providing the script.
Block Courts – Again we have Cam on pictures and John on words. This is a great one-shot where Dredd is on Block Court duty.
Sin City – If you are looking for one reason why you must get this volume then this is the story. It is for me very much a story that is the forerunner for Chaos Day but on a smaller scale. John Wagner provides the script in this 11-part story. Art is done by the excellent Kev Walker. It is just a same that we do not see his work in the prog/meg anymore. Sin City, a mobile entertainments platform had hitched up within Mega-City waters. A detachment of Mega-City judges had been sent to investigate the disappearance of a spy, under pretence of policing the city. Orlok is one of the main villains in the story.
Blood and Duty – This is one John Wagner’s more emotional stories staring Dredd’s niece Vienna. Colin MacNeil is on art duties here; and this is something I really missed about his current art and it is his ability to do his own colouring (or rather paint his work).
Citizen Sump – I always wondered what happened to Otto Sump and this is the story on his last days in the great Meg. This is again a wonderful story by John Wagner and some great art by John Higgins.
My verdict 5/5
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Prog / Prog 2177 – Kneel Before Nimrod
« on: 15 April, 2020, 04:03:16 AM »
Another good solid prog with a good cover by the cover-master Cliff Robinson.
Dredd – This is another one-shot and what a great little short by Niemand again. Niemand is becoming a great Dredd storytelling droid. Great to see the return of Carl Critchlow. His last work I believe was also on a Dredd story in the 40th Anniversary Special.
Survival Geeks – This is getting better as the story unfolds. This geekdom and nerddom at its best. Googe art is helps driving the story.
Skip Tracer – Still continuing its path. Much better than the previous run of Skip. The story is now really getting into action and Nimrod is starting to ply all his cards.
Aquila – The highlight of the prog yet again. A combination of great story telling with great art. I like the way that history is used to drive the narrative.
Hersey – Cannot say how great Fraser’s art is but now the story is also pickup up and we get a clearer picture of what Hersey is trying to do and who some of the villains are.
Dredd – This is another one-shot and what a great little short by Niemand again. Niemand is becoming a great Dredd storytelling droid. Great to see the return of Carl Critchlow. His last work I believe was also on a Dredd story in the 40th Anniversary Special.
Survival Geeks – This is getting better as the story unfolds. This geekdom and nerddom at its best. Googe art is helps driving the story.
Skip Tracer – Still continuing its path. Much better than the previous run of Skip. The story is now really getting into action and Nimrod is starting to ply all his cards.
Aquila – The highlight of the prog yet again. A combination of great story telling with great art. I like the way that history is used to drive the narrative.
Hersey – Cannot say how great Fraser’s art is but now the story is also pickup up and we get a clearer picture of what Hersey is trying to do and who some of the villains are.