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Prog / Re: Prog 2380 - By Steed and S...
Last post by IndigoPrime - Today at 08:44:20 PM
Another good issue, I thought. Lovely cover. A funny Droid Life. What's probably going to amount to a slight Dredd, devoid of broader context, but, well, it's still Dredd vs Shako. Aquila gets bloody (or bloodier) and Brink and Proteus Vex both ramp up the interest. Only Indigo Prime has kind of lost me. Maybe it'd work if it was a precursor to handing a strand of it back to Smith, but I very much doubt that!

Oh, and a letters page. Albeit one in which Tharg confirms that the 'series finale' for Full Tilt Boogie really does mean the end of the strip. A pity, but I suppose at least it'll get an ending. *cough*Brass Sun*cough*
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Books & Comics / Alan Moore's new novel signed ...
Last post by rogue69 - Today at 07:58:43 PM
Waterstones are selling on pre-order Alan Moore's new novel The Great When: A Long London Novel: Signed Exclusive Edition (Hardback) for just £20 possibly the only way to get hold an Alan Moore auto at the moment

https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-great-when/alan-moore/9781526682871?fbclid=Iw
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News / Re: The Great Dante Readthroug...
Last post by Colin YNWA - Today at 07:37:06 PM
Yep as JayzusB said great stuff as ever. Can't wait for the second half of Thieves World. Will be very interesting to hear what you think as this story arc develops given some of the conversation this time. Avoid any number of threads here mind!
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News / Re: Mega collection spine char...
Last post by JayzusB.Christ - Today at 07:09:29 PM
I don't have it but a quick Google images search tells me that's definitely Raptaur.  What a great piece of artwork!  Patrick Goddard, if I'm not mistaken?
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News / Re: The Great Dante Readthroug...
Last post by JayzusB.Christ - Today at 07:05:56 PM
Got halfway through it at work today then my headphones died.  Great stuff as always, will finish my listen tomorrow!
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Suggestions / Re: Judge Dredd TV series
Last post by The Legendary Shark - Today at 06:34:41 PM

So, apart from electron microscopes, GPS satellites, hoover bags, protective tape, flasks, cleaning equipment, food preservation, chemical engineering, vessel-proofing, space probes, testing chambers, kissing and eye-watering fellatio, what have vacuums ever done for us?

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Suggestions / Re: Judge Dredd TV series
Last post by Funt Solo - Today at 06:20:24 PM
I'm glad you brought that up. To get us back on-topic, it's worth pointing out that vacuum is used to adhere protective tape to the front surface of lens blanks (y'know, for spectacles) before the grinding and surfacing process.
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Suggestions / Re: Judge Dredd TV series
Last post by The Legendary Shark - Today at 05:43:57 PM

And hoover bags.

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Announcements / Re: 2000 AD - The Ultimate Col...
Last post by sintec - Today at 04:44:48 PM
Heh yeah was me. Have had a fair amount of life chaos over recent months so haven't been keeping all my spreadsheets up to date. Will try and find some time to add all the recently released volumes and get the graphs back up to date.
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General / Re: Mark Millar interviews Pat...
Last post by JayzusB.Christ - Today at 04:04:08 PM
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Quote from: Funt Solo on Today at 03:19:22 PMNice to see the Mills Bashing happening on the traditional Tuesday (or Týr's Day, as it was in Sláine's time*). These traditions are important.

I'm just grateful Patrick seems to have stop bashing the Bish-Op so often. It was exhausting.

I remember Tharg's Input answers got a bit serious when you took the reins but my grud, that's the message board's quote of the week right there.  Made me laugh out loud on the train, anyway.