Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill Do 2000AD for LXGM

[james newell]

Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill Do 2000AD for Final League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in April



https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/01/26/alan-moore-kevin-oneill-final-league-of-extraordinary-gentlemen-2000ad/

[JayzusB.Christ]

Think somebody posted it here before, but it's crazy to think that Kev O'Neill was a prog contributor when 2000ad really looked like that.

[james newell]

Cant wait for this, hope there will be more reference to the prog in the story and not just on the cover.

[The Adventurer]

Cant wait for this, hope there will be more reference to the prog in the story and not just on the cover.

There's already been at least one big overt 2000 AD reference Nemesis appears in issue 4

[O Lucky Stevie!]

Given that Kev's first professional cover work was that spot illo of Green Bonce hidden under the Space Dinner Spinner on Programme 1, I can think of no more perfect manner for him to bow out of the medium.

[Fungus]

Yep, it's perfect, ain't it?

[sheridan]

Given that Kev's first professional cover work was that spot illo of Green Bonce hidden under the Space Dinner Spinner on Programme 1, I can think of no more perfect manner for him to bow out of the medium.

Have I missed something here - I know Mr Moore is retiring from comics (again) but Our Kev?  I'd be disappointed if there was absolutely no possibility of any more Marshal Law (even though it's been some time since the last shot from Mills and O'Neill).

[glassstanley]

Mills has confirmed there will be no more Marshal Law.

[sheridan]

Mills has confirmed there will be no more Marshal Law.

When was that?

[JOE SOAP]

A few months ago Pat said on facebook he didn't think any more Marshal Law was possible. The last attempt was a suggested crossover with Batman that had stirred some initial interest in DC but then they reneged on it.

[glassstanley]

He’s more definite in a recent Comic Scene column.