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[Kingdom]

Kingdom.

[Brass Sun]

Brass Sun.

[Missionary Man]

Missionary Man.

[Sinister Dexter]

Sinister Dexter.

[Jaegir]

Jaegir.

[Insurrection]

Insurrection.

[Bad Company]

I've flip-flopped on Mean so far but because the first series in particular is so memorable it's Bad Company here.

[Hope]

Like The VCs but going for Hope for being a modern noir classic.

[Strontium Dog]

Strontium Dog.

[Fiends of the Eastern Front]

Fiends of the Eastern Front - the original is a stone cold classic and it's great to see it continuing to this day.

[Zenith]

Ace Trucking was a lot of fun. Zenith could be Grant Morrison's best work for the Prog. Based on how much I want to pick up and re-read the whole thing, Zenith.

[Robo-Hunter]

Based purely on the Wagner/Grant/Gibson era, Robo-Hunter.

[Cradlegrave]

Rogue has plenty of wonderful moments as well as some meh. But although Cinnabar is great, in my opinion there isn't enough John Smith created stuff that's made it to this round. An urban horror classic that will stand the test of time means my vote goes to Cradlegrave.

[The Taxidermist]

Brink is a modern classic and yet I still laugh at the events of the future Olympics. Unlikely to progress any further but I'm voting for The Taxidermist.

[Mazeworld]

Lots of fully deserved love for Lawless but Mazeworld just edges it for me.