The greatest comic (never) written?

[The Amstor Computer]

My vote goes to Tales of the Black Freighter, the greatest pirate comic DC never published.

What great unwritten comic would you like to see?

(Tales of the Black Freighter is the fictional pirate comic Alan Moore created for Watchmen - a single "issue" and imaginary "history" of the comic are all that ever appeared, more's the pity)

[Leigh S]

Badlander - Alan Moores Cursed Earth saga for the aborted Judge Dredd fortnightly.

Joe Pineapples mini series set on Mekka with Joe as detective, with Bryan Talbot art (suggested back at the time of "The Vengeance of Thoth" by Bryan Talbot, but never got around to).

[Art]

You probably know this already, but theres some Mike Collins Badlander art in "The Extraordianry Works Of Alan Moore".

[Quirkafleeg]

Ob Ex...

Halo Jones, Books 4 onward

[abraxas22]

Must be 'Bazooka Boy Meets Hannibal Smith' from
Disney's Condorman.Did Andy Diggle et al really
want to grow up to be Micheal Crawford?

[Woolly]

Creepshow

[Dounreay]

The one where Dredd doesn't turn down DeMarco's kind offer.

[DavidXBrunt]

The Winged Avenger.

[Will I. Cooling]

The Dredd/Batman crossover by Moore/Bolland

Will

[abc warrior]

Frank Miller's take on Judge Dredd.
Written and drawn by him.
One can only hope !

[The Amstor Computer]

Classic-period-Miller would be fantastic on Dredd; Disappearing-up-own-arse-period-Miller would *not* :-)

Anyway - how would Dredd chase perps with one giant foot?

[Rio De Fideldo]

Are we ever going to see the rejected Miller Dredd cover?

Was it really that bad?

[The Amstor Computer]

"Was it really that bad?"

Yes.

(Hope you don't mind me posting this, Logan)http://www.2000ad.nu/classof79/gallery/Miller_Dredd.jpg">

[Woolly]

Well...erm...its certainly dramatic!

No wonder his boots are too tight!

[Proudhuff]

I like it, LOL, except the chin...