and then flog 'em as GN's.
I'd buy them.
mE tOO
Yup, I'd buy that for a $ (or 2)
Why not just make a JD colouring book? (it'swhat my mum threatens to do with each new piece of b/w artwork I get!)
I'd buy them in either B?W or color format. My comic shop has a copy of "Portrait of a Mutant"...how does that stack up?? I think its the one about Johnny growing up with a Nazi-like father or something...
I love the idea of a Judge Dredd colouring book.
It wouldn't be hard to do - just photocopy some pages, or scan in the colour stuff and run them through photoshop to get b&w lines.
Maybe I'll make one, one day, and send 'em round everyone for Christmas.
er... coff, coff, coff...
Ban Christmas! Hate, hate, hate!
- Never forget the Trout is evil
Never forget the Trout is soft.
Seriously, I reckon they should give it a go - ie mebbe in the mooted 'SD Extreme Edition' they could do a colourised 'Bad Boys Bust' or sommat, to try out the idea.
Not sure why we need the stories coloured in now...they were fine in b/w were they not?
reprint, yes. Colour, no. If it was meant to be B/W, leave it like that.
If its anything like the Death Extreme edition, then it'll be sold be about 3 shops in the whole of England!
STILL cant find the bastard!
Well someone wanted a colouring book :D
Yer Slips
'Well someone wanted a colouring book :D'
Inspired by an article about sad 2000AD readers in the 1982 annual, I followed the example of '2000AD's Greatest Fan' Mark Sheridan, who carefully coloured every black-and-white page of his progs using artists crayons - making him the only 2000AD reader with a collection in FULL COLOUR!
I therefore have prog 214 (including an episode of 'Portrait of a Mutant', which brings this message slightly back on topic) which has been labourously coloured in with coloured pencils (crayons being dismissed as 'too childish', and the felt tip pen experiment causing a series of unexpected disintegrations).
Unfortunately, it looks shite.