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I think the artist might be Luke Horsman

Coming to the meg in August:

More action and adventure in the future-shocked world of Judge Dredd! The lawman has a hostile ET to take down in 'Hive' by Ian Edginton & Kevin West; Armitage: 'Bullets for an Old Man' by Liam Johnson & Warren Pleece, and Harrower Squad: 'Urban Rotation' by David Baillie & Steve Yeowell both reach their explosive finales, as does Dreadnoughts: 'Nothing to Fear' by Mike Carroll & John Higgins; and there's a complete Tale From the Black Museum. Plus interviews, features and much more!

Coming to the prog in August:

Incredible SF action from the Eisner-nominated UK anthology! The Judges are in the robots' sights as Judge Dredd: 'Machine Rule' barrels towards its explosive finale, by John Wagner & Colin MacNeil; Bridget Kurtis goes AWOL in Brink: 'Consumed' by Dan Abnett & INJ Culbard; there's the start of a new Rogue Trooper thriller, 'Recon', by Geoffrey D. Wessel & Paul Marshall; a villainous new outfit appears in Herne & Shuck: Suffer the Children by David Barnett & Lee Milmore; and more of the alien-invaded world is revealed in 'Silver' by Mike Carroll & Joe Currie! Plus Prog 2396 is a bumper 48-page issue, with bonus stories!

Regen and Meg or Meg and Regen or The Regen Meg or "The Meg Regen"

Sometimes it does feel like the meg is a dumping ground but then you sit with excellent series like: Lawless, Dreadnoughts, Megatropolis, Devlin Waugh just to name a few

Sequentially

Coming in August is a new 10-part Battle Action Series:

https://2000ad.com/news/garth-ennis-brian-k-vaughan-head-up-the-new-battle-action-coming-this-august/

I saw that and I know most of the guys on the forum does the physical rather than the digital route. I had at one stage all of them physically but due to space constrains my one friend scored all of them. I got them all digitally

Dante is fully collected: https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/graphic-novels/nikolai-dante

For me Sin/Dex was always a weird one. When I came back to the prog I just struggled to get into strip. I felt for long periods that it should end. With continuous reading and not skipping the strip I started getting into it. From all the previous arcs I enjoyed Bulletopia the most. One thing that I find quite amazing is how Dabnett can re-invent the strip to keep it fresh (something for the people of the land of stars-and-stripes can learn from here). The latest re-invent Azimuth is pure brilliance.

PS - I still would like a complete edition starting from the beginning collecting all the stories. I think maybe that is my problem is that I was not part when it was first released. Nikolai Dante was the same but I read it in prog and then start getting the physical collections as they were released. So may take on the two is completelty different

Weird I am using the app on iOS and it is working fine with a few exceptions.

The biggest problem I have I get this message that the "Some content failed to download, would you like to retry?".

On the app I have you have sections like "2000 Ad", "Megazines" etc. On these I mentioned at the right you have an option "more >", clicking on that will bring you to that section divided up in years and inside each year you have it order from newest prog to the oldest for the year.

The app is not the best it is functional but reading the content I have no problem with

Well does not matter what other people are saying and doing I will enjoy my meg every month. Yes, sometimes I will say that some strips are not my cup of tea but the sun will rise tomorrow again.

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For the brigade which do not read (hate) the regen stuff quite easily DO NOT READ IT, skip it - that is what I have done with any of the floppies/reprint strips off the past if it did not fancy me.

I like the idea now it is going to be released every month and it will not break-up the prog run.

I think maybe it is to do that in the meg you can measure its popularity and know if it is going to worthwhile releasing it as a TPB. Going straight to TPB you might not be sure how well it will sell