2000AD COVER OF THE YEAR VOTE 2015.

[ZenArcade]

First: The Fine Art of Thrill Creation. - Alex Ronald - 1932

Second: Murder Most Foul - Dave Kendal - 1949

Third: Force of Nature - Simon Davis - 1925

HM's 1945, 1929, 1913 and 1921. Z

[Nic_Freeman]

Tough to choose, and interesting seeing them all as thumbnails which really emphasises which covers had punch.

1. 1925
2. 1915
3. 1946

I also loved Henry Flint's cover to prog 1947. He doesn't get given enough covers for my liking. Actually I'd happily see the whole prog drawn by him.

[Skullmo]

Here we go
1. 1946 - Dark Stars Rising
2. 1952 - Suspended Sentence
3. 1925 - Force of Nature

[Arkwright99]

My picks of 2015:

1st (3pts): Prog 1937 - We Are Legion (Paul Marshall/Chris Blythe)
2nd (2pts): Prog 1924 (Brian Bolland)
3rd (1pt): Prog 1944 - House of the Unholy (Cliff Robinson/Dylan Teague)

[COMMANDO FORCES]

First -     1925
Second - 1929
Third -    1915

[I, Cosh]

01. 1941 - Tiernen Trevallion. Absolutely adore this. The way it manages to evoke a sense of dread from a quiet story-related moment is quite something. And it has a funny duck. Like somebody else said, this has been my cover of the year since the minute I saw it.

02. 1944 - Cliff Robinson. My real second favourite is Tiernen's other Absalom cover, but I've decided to be harsh about this. Again, this is a cover which conveys something key to the story inside and it was really nice to see Cliff unleashing his lovely details on something other than Dredd.

03. 1950 - Chris Burnham. Clever, effective, wonderfully implemented. I'm a big fan of the lad so I hope Tharg is able to get some more out of him next year.

HM: Leigh's 1952 was a lovely bit of work, adapting the vague theme of a number of the older Defoe covers and I loved the colour placement in Mark Harrison's 1928 effort.

[Satanist]

1st = 1915
2nd = 1941
3rd = 1950

but it was tough as there's a lot of great covers by talented peeps in there.

[dweezil2]

1st: 1921

2nd: 1957

3rd: 1927

[WhizzBang]

1st: 1923
2nd: 1913
3rd: 1936

[stacey]

1) Ian Kennedy #1961

2) Neil Roberts #1938

3) Leigh Gallagher #1952

[Neil McClements]

1st place  -  1945 Jake Lynch

2nd place -  1946 Dave Kendall

3rd place -  1949 Dave Kendall

[Buttonman]

Top of the Shop : Prog 1936 - By a nose.
Middle for Diddle : Prog 1924 - Guy has prospects
Third but no turd : Prog 1947 - WTF? Need to read that...

[IndigoPrime]

1. 1941: "Green & Pleasant Land" - Britishness + horror + those colours. Lovely.
2. 1940: "Snowbound!" - Oddball mix of old-school silliness and modern Fabry art. Ice!
3. 1960: "The Good, The Bad, and the Psychotic" - Because Brendan.

HM: Ian Kennedy's lovely cover for 1961.

[malak brood]

So here goes:-

1st Prog 1918
2nd Prog 1960
3rd Prog 1948

[Steve Green]

3rd -1959 Beat Cop - Cliff Robinson
2nd - 1957 - Jake Lynch
1st - 1949 - Dave Kendall