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I'd buy Case Files 1-11 again in a heartbeat if the reduced them in the current slim, glossy format - with colour pages restored!

There is a hardcover of the first volume, with colour pages, glossy paper and better reproduction. It is a much better presentation, but I'm assuming that it didn't sell well, as they didn't do any further volumes.

I think that they should do a harcover of volume two, which, as well as including the colour pages, better paper and better reproduction, would allow them to include the 4 previously banned episdes of The Cursed earth.

Not DC, but will there ever be a Punisher/Dredd crossover?

If I understand correctly, Wagner / Grant pitched a Dredd Vs Wolverine comic to Marvel, and the response was along the lines of "You went to DC first, so bog off!"

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And I'm leaving out the crap stuff like Junker...

...but including the Harlem Heroes reboot? Well, okaaaaay...

Artwork by Steve Dillon.

Don't care about the script. If it's art by Steve Dillon then I want a collection over it just to enjoy his genius.

Looking at the planned strips to be reprinted in the 2000ad collection, I'm a bit disappointed.

I mean, I appreciate that it's the cream of the crop, but the entire run seems to be made up of stories that are already easily available in collected format, and that I already have, sometimes multiple volumes due to them being printed by Titan and Rebellion in graphic novel collections.

The great thing about the Mega Collection is that a lot of Dredd World stories, particularly those that appeared in the Megazine, that had not seen reprint in a graphic novel collection, saw print in this series.

Now, I get that they are looking to get the most popular and iconic stories out there, but I already have three separate collections of Nemesis, three of ABC Warriors, three of Ro-Busters and two of Slaine, on my bookshelf.

It would have been nice to finally see collections of:-
Freaks
Night Zero
Bad City Blues
Firekind
Mean Arena
Silo
Rose O'Rion
Synnamon
Dash Descent
Big Dave
Finn
The Dead
Slaughterbowl
Tyranny Rex (perhaps coupled with Hap Hazzard?)
Heroes Of Harlem (Steve Dillon version)

And I know that they are crap, but their is some gorgeous artwork by the likes of Ron Smith, Will Simpson and Casanovas that goes uncollected because everybody hates the writing in the Rogue Trooper and Robo Hunter reboots.

And I'm leaving out the crap stuff like Junker, which I'd still like a collection of for John Ridgeways art.

I know some of these were reprinted as floppies in the Megazine, but I'd like them reprinted in a format that I can put on my bookshelf.

I personally feel that this is a real missed opportunity.

Here's a link to my original artwork collection on Comic Art Fans:

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=1865

Only one piece of 2000 AD artwork, I'm afraid, but hundreds of other originals (mostly a combination of British and American stuff).  Been collecting OA since 1982.

Currently, I'm into collection movie poster original paintings . . .

You've got a great collection of classic British stuff. Some amazing Dan Dare and Steel Claw pages.

Love, Love, Love your Ron Turner Daleks page. If you're ever looking to sell that one, let me know.

Add another page to my collection.

Cover to prog 987 by Mark Harrison featuring Judge DeMarco.

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1400475#.WT_5Lxao-eY.link

I got the Summer Magic HC, and that is the same size as the Dare / Cursed Earth HC.

Why isn't the bookplate edition of One Eyed Jack a HC as well?

Ordered!

Number 65 for me.

Still bummed out that I missed out on the HC of The Last American.

For me:-

Midnight Surfer
The Graveyard Shift
The Cursed Earth
Judge Death Lives
Block Mania / The Apocalypse War
Dead Man / Tale Of A Dead Man / Necropolis

(OK, I listed 6)

So pleased that Rebellion are doing a hardback for this, and ordered as soon as I saw it last week.

Still furious that I didn't know their was an option for a hardcover of The Last American, and I missed out

I would have loved to own The Last American in hardback, and never saw that it was available.

Gutted doesn't even cover it!

Lot's of fantastic pages available at bargain prices from the artists last weekend at the 2000AD event.

I picked up one page for myself, Anderson by David Roach.

http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1374691