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Unfunnier than Hardware? Don't fink so.

Incidentally I saw an ad for an editor to the Red Dwarf 'part works' magazine a couple of months ago. If ever there was a clearer indication that the good time have gone and are not coming back - that is it.http://www.talkbackthames.tv/uploads/images/1070288769549_0.49723058807109033.gif">

You can all piss off.

Nick Frost is funny as a performer (Spaced/Shaun of the Dead).

Red Dwarf was really good until one of the two creators jumped ship (apart from maybe one or two ropey episodes in series 5/6).

Let's give it a chance before it gets slagged off, you miserable buggers.

It's a sci-fi sit com, we should be made up that they are making somethingf for us. They could just as easily do another My Family or (shudder) Hardware.

picture of a successful Australian Security Intelligence Organisation operative

Carrying on someone else's joke -
Is that the girl or the box?

I liked it because something I wrote was in the very first one on Monday. Hooray for me!

Check out page 9 on the sports section.

I like that explanation. Must remember it for myself.

I really like someo fo his work - but he's completely nuts in that interview.

Definitely not getting the book though.

He auditioned, but did he get it?

Lennox Lennox?

The ethics of this licensning does seem quite questionable, but is that just because we look at the comics as things for kids.

As the readership of the Tooth shows, this isn't exactly the case.

Picked up this press release. Would a Dredd casino game be something people would like to see?


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the fact that I momentarily thought that King had been identified as the killer

Me too.

The front cover aroses feelings that a drawing should not do for me. It's probably the boots.

Although the resurrection of Sam was the lamest of the lame (surely a better way was to have Stogie come to his senses and quietly turn the power down), suddenly the rest of the story is looking a bit like the old days.

A huge robot head called Comrade Lennon, the main hume bad guy getting blasted so only his feet remain, the need to use the 'Crystal Palace' and the presence of Pavarobi... it's suddenly madcap again. Brilliant.

The weird thing about Walkers Cheese & Onion (apart from the fact they are the wrong colour) is that they are unsuitable for vegetarians. All the other flavours, Roast Chicken & Smokey Bacon et al, are fine for them.

Got mine today. Lovely lovely.

Shame the Skizz TPB is a lttle curved around the spine and that the Sin Dex volumes are so thin, but its a greta package and I've got mine first.

I've succumbed to temptation and bought enough to activate the 60 per centdiscount (mainly because it was cheaper to buy five at 60 per cent than the four I wanted at 50 per cent).

Regardless I shall soon be getting 7 (count 'em) brand new graphic novels through the post after paying out the princely sum of 37 quid.

Happy boy.

Books on offer

Devlin Waugh: Red Tide
Devlin Waugh: Swimming in Blood
Sinister Dexter: Gunshark Vacation
Sinister Dexter: Murder 101
ABC Warriors: Meknificent Seven
Nikolai Dante: Romanov Dynasty
Rono Hunter: Verdus
Red Razors
Shimura
Skizz

Apparently I qualify as a regular long term monthly subscriber of good standing.

If I would have received this offer 3 months ago I would have saved ?30! Still - better than a kick in the teeth.

Bugger. I've recently bought these two.

I would recommend Verdus of teh two, but they're both great.