Return to Return to Armageddon – and other ill-advised sequels

[Dark Jimbo]

I once idly began to plan a Meltdown Man sequel.

Nick Stone - now bald, but still rocking the beard and eyepatch - has spent decades in an M.O.D psychiatric hospital, getting treatment for the delusions whose ficitonal nature he's now been fully convinced of. The first episode would end with the 'shock' opening of a time/space portal in his cell - out steps Liana and another yujee in stealth-ops gear, visibly more technologically-advanced since we last saw them. 'Stone! We need your help! You have to come back... to the future!'

[Dash Decent]

More Meltdown Man and Harry 20?  Yes please.

"After a Decent Interval: Dash Decent Returns".

Plus, the story of how an intergalactic gladiator came to be covered in soft fur: Black Hawk Down.

[Link Prime]

Nick Stone - now bald, but still rocking the beard

Can't see 2000AD's core readership being able to relate to that character.

[Colin YNWA]

Nick Stone - now bald, but still rocking the beard

Can't see 2000AD's core readership being able to relate to that character.

He could actually be Belardinelli now - that would be aces!

[Barrington Boots]

and it's Barrington Boots who gets to be the new script droid with his crime-solving, bottom-baring, talking-panther-on-the-moon thrill.
Oh well.

RESULT! Tharg, get me an artist who can draw cats and nice bums!

(Although I'd rather read Jimbo's Meltdown Man sequel)

[JohnW]

Bad City Blue 2: Blue on Blue
Bader City is sucked through the black to hole to emerge in – you guessed it – Nu Earth.
Ex-gang leader, city-buttonman, whatever-the-fuck Blue finds himself facing off against the last of the GIs.
Or something.

[The Legendary Shark]

The children of Sláine cynically exploit Christmas in Sláde.

[The Legendary Shark]

Luke Kirby runs afoul of mystical Saudi Arabian authorities in, Luke, No Hands!

[The Legendary Shark]

Time Flies finally gets a prequel; Time Maggots.

[The Legendary Shark]

As a result of an unlikely and convoluted misunderstanding between Zeus, Jupe's mother and a donkey, The V.C.s are set on the path to genocide in Geek Tragedy.



Okay, okay - I'll stop now.

[Funt Solo]

Ground Zero: Zero City gets nuked - but Tanner and some women escape into the surrounding wilderness, where they roll D100 on various Wilderness Wandering Monster tables until about 10-12 episodes have passed. Eventually, they find their way to Zero City 2.0 - a back-up city.

Patient Zero: Tanner wakes up in a hospital, where he's told that everything he's experienced is part of a coma-dream-world he's imagined to shut out the nightmare of his real life. But wait - is that Doctor sweating?

Glimmer Cats: anthropomorphized cat people who express themselves through song and dance, are sent into the nightmare world of the glimmer - as Earth's last hope against a nightmare alien intelligence.

So high concept they don't require any description:

• Synnamon::Toast
• Stalag 667
• Meltdown, Man!
• Strontium Dug: Tales from the Doggy Daycare
• Survivalist Geeks
• Crabappilistics, Inc.
• Luke Derpy

[Funt Solo]

Skip Tracer: Legion

[Tjm86]

A Jamaican Judge ...  Judge Dreddlocks?

[Funt Solo]

Al's Triplets

The Angel Gang in Dang-busters: in which the Cursed Earth kin get transported through time - swapping places with the heroic crews of 617 Squadron during their famous raid on the Ruhr dams during World War II. Meanwhile, in the Cursed Earth, Guy Gibson immediately gets in trouble while naming a local sentient dog vulture.

Janus Psi Division in "The 'J' is Silent"

Soul Sisters: Bad Habits

Soul Sisters: Nun Like it Hot

Whatever Happened to Red Razors?

[Richard]

Al's Teenager