I'm a strange age what wiv being involved in an accident with a thermos flask...Chronlogically I'm 39 (turned that in August just gone) But illogically :) I will always be the right age to read the prog. Cuz, you see, the thing is the prog matures with the readers. Don't know if that gives it a kind of estimatable lifespan (you know when we pop our clogs). But things like in recent years the introduction of non slang swearing and oodles of kitless clad Femme Vamps in "Valkyries" makes me think TMO is catering for mature readers. Not saying you whipper snappers shouldn't read the prog, quite the reverse in fact, nothing would cheer me more than to know the prog will far out-live me, you and us. It's just given the trend of console and pc games being considered to be both more trendy and worthwhile spends I see a lacklustre future for the written and art assisted medium we know as comics:(
Still why should I care how others feed their thrill starvation when I still have access to and a valid subscription to the Prog, the Meg and Extreme gold. The thermos flask accident makes me think at times that I am younger and other times older....
Still why should I care how others feed their thrill starvation when I still have access to and a valid subscription to the Prog, the Meg and Extreme gold. The thermos flask accident makes me think at times that I am younger and other times older....