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The weirdest thing for me is that is still find Alan Moore's prog work superior than his American work. His Future Shocks were some of the best (if not the best) short stories ever published. Dr & Quinch still put a smile to my mouth when I revisited it. Halo Jones I still rate as his best work ever. So British Moore beats American Moore everyday of the week.

A read a Swamp Thing comics when it came out but it was nothing that sticked for me. Again this might be a case of my younger days certain things I just did not find appealing enough. Not sure if I want to add another item to my ever-growing backlog jam.

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Yes indeed the prog is in a very good space. It is good to have such a diverse line-up the only letdown of this is sometimes the waiting period can be a long time (looking at you Brass Sun)

Cover by INJ Culbard:

i could have sworn we already knew this was the last series months ago i recall some of us talking about how to get the series completed in the ultimate collection because of that news

Quite true, I even think that Mike Carroll mentioned on his twitter feed this but I think the problem is a lot of us is in denial since whom wants such an excellent story to end

It looks like I will have to get my hands on this then

A Midnight spin-off mister Carroll please with some wonderful Lynch art

Strange this is the one that got away. I only watched the movie which I enjoyed. Not sure how close it is to the source material

It might be Proteus Vex end but no need to end the vexverse

Hardback Cover for The Stainless Steel Rat - Color Omnibus:

This months meg was for me much better. Having Dreadnoughts back elevated the meg for me. The Dredd was wacky but in a good way. Armitage was really good although I did not like the first episode. The rest are serviceable but nothing special.

A very good prog or rather a high 5 prog this round.

Lynch has made Vex his own

With a couple of weeks before the new Rogue Trooper run, I'm guessing we've got another Thr3ller to come.

Indeed it is going the be a Thr3ller, from the 2000A DX (the former artists know as Twitter) feed:

The climb begins in Prog 2383...

From @davidbaillie/@NickBrokenshire/Annie Parkhouse

Didn't he get a full body replenishment type thing in the Meg a few years ago?

Yes he did. Meg #375 "The Carousel" (script by Michael Carroll art by Ben Wilsher)