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Strontium Dog: The Final Solution
Unfortunately Simon Pegg has already ruined the end for me, although I forgive him as Spaced was rather amusing.

I personally thought that the cover was fantastic, so my hat is off to Langley on that one.

My favourite in this weeks prog would have to be the ABC Warriors simply for the dialogue between Ro-Jaws and Mek-Quake, I admit that this had me chuckling.

That's exactly what I was looking for thanks.

I was merely confused as I was reading the files at the time the flashbacks were being produced, and I haven't finished the files yet...

I'm just looking for someone to clear things up for me.
Are all of Alpha's adventures within 5 case files? And the stories from progs within the last year were in fact prequels to all of the case files?

I love Dredd's hairy chest on the cover. is this wrong?

Not at all, I found myself transfixed by it for quite some time.

Adam And The Ants, Gary Numan and Depeche Mode are what I'm listening too most right now.

Although on a list that I'd recommend to people: Mr Scruff, The Cat Empire and Brian Eno.

I thought I'd give this a try. It is Ampney Crucis.

Avacodo soldier was the single most awesome thing ever created.

Hello there.
Never seen the 'not for sale to minors' tag though. It's not that bad surely .

This was at least 5 years ago. The tag is no longer there.

Having only read recent progs I have not read the earlier stories, and Shakara is a story I defiantly enjoy; both the artwork and story.
I was wondering if there are plans to release all the stories in one book when it is finished or is this the most that's availible (http://www.ekmpowershop2.com/ekmps/shops/2000ad/shakara---the-avenger-xb339-338-p.asp).

I pretty much completed this in one sitting, playing on Medium difficulty and couldn't get away from the controller. I'd strongly recommend this to anyone interested.

I prefer it to the PS3 personally, due to the controls and games available. However I absolutely hate the failure rate. I just got my ninth 'Red Ring Of Death'; not happy.

Hello, nev here.

I started reading 2000AD several years ago but  that was something of a rare occurance due to the 'not for sale to minors' label on the front. Not missed an issue from Prog 1607 and been reading the Meg from 281, I also bought a number of the Judge Dredd Case Files to see what I've missed out on and have pretty much enjoyed everything 2000AD related I've read.

That's about it really, and I'm just here for conversation about all things 2000AD.