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Williams.   Has put his own spin on Dredd without losing anything.   Very few have managed that.

If it's the size of the Cursed Earth or Brass Sun hardbacks, I'm in.

Less so if it's casebook/Hachette size.

Ian Edington for me.

Big Pat.

[Williams]

Williams, if only for Sensitive Klegg.

Got mine today.  Very lovely it is too, but frankly it wasn't cheap at 30 quid, especially when it's being advertised in this week's prog at 20 (not sure if the "nonexclusive versions are hard or soft back).

Same here.   I've got one, and am open to offers if anyone isooking to buy.

Anybody else's prog a little trimmed round the edges again?

Dredd - effortlessly brilliant.   There's just so much in those first two pages.     And Brink's not too far behind. 

Those 2 are worth the price of admission alone.

[The Terror]

Been awhile since I found a show so in my wheel house I ended up binging the whole series in one sitting. But thats exactly what happened with AMC The Terror

Where did you see it - is it only on BT?  I loved the book.

Never played it but I'm struggling to imagine what swears a normal twelve year old hasn't heard.

Allegedly the c bomb gets dropped somewhere, but I find that hard to believe.

Has anyone got Battlefield V?

If so, is it ok for a 12 year old?  He's desperate for it for his birthday, but I suspect it might be a bit sweary.

I had picked up a couple of progs after being away from the fold for 20 years and was umming and ahhing about whether or not to start getting it again, when  there was a single, two word moment in Shakara that made me cheer out loud:

"World engine"

Got a subscription that day.

Is it 2000AD/Meg size or American size?

Bunny Vs Monkey is bloody brilliant