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Film & TV / Re: New Doctor Who series
Last post by The Legendary Shark - Today at 09:01:17 PMOkay, I nearly enjoyed that one.
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Prog / 2385 - Brain Storm!
Last post by Leigh S - Today at 08:47:39 PMI apologise for calling Dredd a dick the other week - by comparison to this week, he was being too modest!
"Even know who you re talking to here?"
I dunno, Judge Bumptious?
At least we have Brink
Next week is a 48 pager - is that the first none Regened bumper prog? Probably not, but cant think what was in the last one
"Even know who you re talking to here?"
I dunno, Judge Bumptious?
At least we have Brink
Next week is a 48 pager - is that the first none Regened bumper prog? Probably not, but cant think what was in the last one
#3
Classifieds / Re: Daily Star Dredd cuttings ...
Last post by Leigh S - Today at 08:37:59 PMIf the Cellar doent want them, Id be interested as something of a historian on the DSDs!
And I'm with Max on another volume, even though another volumme would push us into the Millar/MacKenzie years, there are a couple of Wagner/Grant ones not collected I think? Theres the Metro Dredds as well, and the Metal Hammer ones? Also the Metal Hammer Sin/Dex?
If nowhere else, bring them back to the Megazine!
And I'm with Max on another volume, even though another volumme would push us into the Millar/MacKenzie years, there are a couple of Wagner/Grant ones not collected I think? Theres the Metro Dredds as well, and the Metal Hammer ones? Also the Metal Hammer Sin/Dex?
If nowhere else, bring them back to the Megazine!
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News / Re: The Great Dante Readthroug...
Last post by JayzusB.Christ - Today at 07:31:17 PMCan't wait!
Actually I think that's the first time I've ever seen what Robbie looks like - like Simon, he's looking very fresh-faced for someone who's been in comics since the early 90s.
Actually I think that's the first time I've ever seen what Robbie looks like - like Simon, he's looking very fresh-faced for someone who's been in comics since the early 90s.
#5
Books & Comics / Re: SPACEWARP - New Venture fr...
Last post by JayzusB.Christ - Today at 07:28:37 PMWell, I'm delighted to hear kids are still loving the Beano, with fan clubs, Dennis and Gnasher intact. Me, I always used to go for the slightly whackier pages of Buster, Whizzer & Chips and so on, and when Oink came along with jokes about Prince Charles' willy on the front cover, I was in kiddy-comic paradise (with that last one paving the way for a lifelong Viz habit).
But the Beano is the great survivor. The only one still standing, and I hope it reaches its centennial year and well beyond that.
But the Beano is the great survivor. The only one still standing, and I hope it reaches its centennial year and well beyond that.
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Classifieds / Re: Daily Star Dredd cuttings ...
Last post by Max Headroom - Today at 05:03:30 PMWhich reminds me - another volume of the 'Daily Dredds' would not go amiss. Maybe if enough people on the forum clamour for it the powers-that-be may be persuaded...?
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Books & Comics / Re: Completely Self-absorbed T...
Last post by Jim_Campbell - Today at 03:29:38 PMQuote from: Vector14 on Today at 02:12:20 PMHe's done a great job on these books and I'm sure the intention with the quote isnt to insult regular 2000ad readers.
I have to say: I think everyone is massively mis-reading this quote. It reads to me like Owen commenting that the series is reaching a much wider audience beyond the core readership which, surely, is the entire point of it.
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Books & Comics / Re: Completely Self-absorbed T...
Last post by Hawkmumbler - Today at 02:41:26 PMOne of your best write ups to date, Colin.
It's been awhile since I read The O-Men but all 5 collected volumes sit comfortably on the indie shelf and are begging for a reread.
A real favourite of mine, I fact I have a feeling it might have been yourself who turned me onto it many moons ago now.
Could swear I also had the first issue (at least) of SPANDEX also but damned if I can find it among the singles box, and I sure as anything haven't read the whole thing either. Another error to correct, with haste!
It's been awhile since I read The O-Men but all 5 collected volumes sit comfortably on the indie shelf and are begging for a reread.
A real favourite of mine, I fact I have a feeling it might have been yourself who turned me onto it many moons ago now.
Could swear I also had the first issue (at least) of SPANDEX also but damned if I can find it among the singles box, and I sure as anything haven't read the whole thing either. Another error to correct, with haste!
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Books & Comics / Re: Completely Self-absorbed T...
Last post by Vector14 - Today at 02:12:20 PMQuote from: Vector14 on Today at 01:54:30 PMSounds a bit Alan Partridge comparing his book to some rival celeb bio
'... readers of I, Partridge are primarily broader in their tastes and read global literature omnivorously'.
With Apologies to Owen for the partridge comparison, if he's reading.
He's done a great job on these books and I'm sure the intention with the quote isnt to insult regular 2000ad readers.
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Books & Comics / Re: Completely Self-absorbed T...
Last post by Vector14 - Today at 01:54:30 PMSounds a bit Alan Partridge comparing his book to some rival celeb bio 
'... readers of I, Partridge are primarily broader in their tastes and read global literature omnivorously'.
'... readers of I, Partridge are primarily broader in their tastes and read global literature omnivorously'.