COVER OF THE YEAR VOTE 2013!

[Pete Wells]

FOUR days left fellas (and lady!)

[Steven Sterlacchini]

1st = Prog 1836, Defoe, Leigh Gallagher
2nd = Prog 1837, Judge Dredd, Chris Weston
3rd = Prog 1854, Judge Dredd, Cliff Robinson / Dylan Teague

[malak brood]

1. 1830
2. 1829
3. 1816

Great stuff!!

[RaggedMan]

1st place 1836 Leigh Gallagher Defoe - stunning bit of design
2nd place 1825 Henry Flint Zombo - again, just in another class
3rd place 1824 D'Israeli (good fortnight that was)

Difficult choice McMahon, Culbard, Weston and Farby also turned in stunning work

[U.S.S.R]

1st-   1836
2nd- 1832
3rd-  1819

[bluemeanie]

1st - 1836 - Gallagher Defoe
2nd - 1830 - Cook GunHeadz
3rd - 1837 - Weston Dredd

[Theblazeuk]

1. 1828 - Henry Flint
2. 1836 - Gallagher
3. 1855 - Damnation from Mars

[JUDGE BURNS]

1.  prog 1815

2.  prog  1831

3.  prog  1837


:-)

[judda fett]

1st - 1836 Defoe, Leigh Gallagher
2nd - 1837 Dredd, Chris Weston
3rd - 1848 Slaine, Mick McMahon

[Spaceghost]

1st - 1836 - Defoe zombie sillouhette by Leigh Gallagher. An utterly fantastic design beautifully executed.

2nd - 1819 - Dredd bursting out of explody head by James Harren. Another case of innovative design perfectly realised.

3rd - 1825 - Zombo in two halves by Henry Flint. Eye-catching and technically brilliant.

Honourable mention - 1830 - Gunheadz retro by Boo Cook. As a lure for curious punters, this did the job and I bet it was picked off the shelf by a lapsed Squaxx for a closer look more than any other prog this year.

[Spikes]

Bit of a toughie this year but,

1st - Prog 1837 Chris Weston

2nd - Prog 1861 Henry Flint

3rd - Prog 1824 D'Israeli


HM's - Prog 1847 and 1852

[Link Prime]

Better late than never;

1) Prog 1852 (Culbard)
2) Prog 1821 (Bolland)
3) Prog 1825 (Flint)

[Ignatius]

A difficult decision, but...

1: 1841 (Dave Taylor)
2: 1828 (Henry Flint)
3: 1832 (Ian Culbard)

And if I could pick a 4th, I would choose you 1852!

[Simon Beigh]

Phew - just made it before the deadline...

(1) 1837 - Chris Weston - bloody hell what a cover. Dredd and that cityscape... And it's a painting as well. It took Chris nearly a week to paint. None of yer computer jiggery-pokery here...
(2) 1845 - Karl Richardson - made me utter 'OMFG' (to quote 'the kids') out loud in Smiths, shocking an old lady looking for her weekly fix of Commando...
(3) 1857 - Karl Richardson - so I'm a Karl Richardson fan... I'll admit it. I think he's one of the best cover artists in the business. So I happen to own pencils for this... I might be biased

[Dandontdare]

just in the nick of time...

3rd - 1854
2nd - 1837
TOP - 1830

It;s a strange state of affairs when a beautiful classic Bolland Dredd can't push into the top 3.