BARNEY updated! Props to The Cosh

[Grant Goggans]

Barney is missing the Indigo Prime episodes from progs 1760-63.

[douglaswolk]

The Cosh, I can't even tell you how insanely useful BARNEY is. Thank you so much for doing it.

Is there any way I can help provide information from recent U.S. reprints and such?

[The Adventurer]

Is there any way I can help provide information from recent U.S. reprints and such?

I've been asking this for a while, and haven't got a reply. I'd totally help get the facts straight.

[ming]

Cam Kennedy just confirmed that the Prog 342 cover was one of his, not done by Jim Baikie.

http://2000ad.org/?zone=prog&page=profiles&choice=342

[Wake]

Cam Kennedy just confirmed that the Prog 342 cover was one of his, not done by Jim Baikie.

http://2000ad.org/?zone=prog&page=profiles&choice=342

Done.

[Colin YNWA]

Perversely that's a relief. I always thought it was but there was so much debate. I still think it looks like Robin Smith did some work on Dredd's upper body.

[Leigh S]

Yeah, the hand and Dredd uniform bits, as well as the perps collar scream Robin Smith - given he was putting the covers together at this point, I dont doubt he's tinkered there

[ming]

As both Dave Gibbons and Mick McMahon have confirmed it, the Angel Gang pin-up from Prog 196 should be credited to them and not Cam Kennedy.  (McMahon pencils, Gibbons inks).

 

[Jim_Campbell]

Yeah, the hand and Dredd uniform bits, as well as the perps collar scream Robin Smith - given he was putting the covers together at this point, I dont doubt he's tinkered there

I'd belatedly second this -- I said as much on a thread here years ago!

Cheers

Jim

[SuperSurfer]

Yeah, the hand and Dredd uniform bits, as well as the perps collar scream Robin Smith - given he was putting the covers together at this point, I dont doubt he's tinkered there

I'd belatedly second this -- I said as much on a thread here years ago!
Cheers
Jim

Robin Smith designed a heck of a lot of classic covers – which the artists tend to be given all the credit for. His influence on 2000AD should not be underestimated.

[vark]

Don't know if that question has ever been address: in Barney's database for JD CCF #1 the bonus strips are not listed (i.e. The First Dredd and Walter the Wobot strips). Is it because the first print didn't include them? (I own the third print)

[Skullmo]

http://2000ad.org/?zone=prog&page=specials


Loaf (the artist of this cover) is Brendan McCarthy

[Frank]

http://2000ad.org/?zone=prog&page=specials

Loaf (the artist of this cover) is Brendan McCarthy

You mean this one, neebs (sci-fi special '96):

[Skullmo]

http://2000ad.org/?zone=prog&page=specials

Loaf (the artist of this cover) is Brendan McCarthy

You mean this one, neebs (sci-fi special '96):

thats what I thought I was linking to!

[Wake]

Don't know if that question has ever been address: in Barney's database for JD CCF #1 the bonus strips are not listed (i.e. The First Dredd and Walter the Wobot strips). Is it because the first print didn't include them? (I own the third print)

I have the first print so I didn't know about these. Is the ISBN the same?