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I always get both, but have always viewed the Prog as the main publication. Indeed in the 80's I used to drive my parents mad tracking it down on holidays...wasn't happy till I found a newsagent that sold it.

That happens later in Dragon Heist.  Prog 337 is the first episode of Bride of Crom (art by Massimo). The previous week - drawn by McMahon-  Brainbiter is clearly shown as single sided. In The preceeding Beast of the Broch, Massimo draws it as single sided.

It has taken me 30 years to notice this - but has anyone else spotted the way Slaine's axe changes? In progs 330 to 336 it is drawn as a single stone blade tied to a staff. Then in prog 337 it is shown as double sided but then in 338 it is back single sided. Also on the cover of 332 it is double sided.

I get different artists doing different interpretations - which is pretty common on Dredd... but  most of these were drawn by the legendary Massimo Belardinell.

Doesn't spoil the story or anything...I just find it a bit strange.

Hi everyone

I am new to the forum but certainly not new to the Prog or the Megazine. Indeed I actually started with Starlord but much to my regret only started to get the Prog regularly 6 months later...missing out the Day the Law Died - doh!!!

Favorites over the years are Dredd, Stront, Slaine, Nemesis, Sinister Dexter, Dante...usual suspects I guess

I have been enjoying reading the reviews over the last few weeks - I certainly have got more enjoyment out of Brass Sun, Flesh and Damnation Station than I think would otherwise have been the case and thought I should get involved.