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Been to busy watchin' the fitba but here's my brief overview of Meg 349 -

Cover - Lovely stuff from Cameron Stewart (Dredd's a bit cartoonish but Anderson is rocking it with the short 'do.)

Judge Dredd: Rad To The Bone (part 3) - More of the same as part 1 and part 2. The panel where Fryer punches a mutie right through the face gave me Mark Millar flashbacks. Not a fan and I'm just glad that it's ending this month.

Loved David Pugh's work on Wildcat and Eagle when I was a wee boy.

Tales Of Mega-City One: Two Tons Of Trouble - Obvious twist. Could have been set anytime in the last 35 years of Dredd. Without wanting to go over old ground but what was the point of Chaos Day again?

The Man From The Ministry (part 2) - Nice art but not really sure where the story is heading. That could be a good thing. The alien invaders are suitably icky.

Could do with seeing more from Nick Percival (beyond Traumatown) and Vince Locke.

Anderson, Psi Division: Dead End (part 7) - A fitting ending to a fine Anderson story. Dredd redefines "Boot knife!" and Anderson's new resolve is like a breath of fresh air. Even without Algol Rey the city is killing her so some new scenery could do her the world of good. I'll be happy just as long as it doesn't go all  "Voyage of the Seeker"/"Postcards from the Edge"/"Postcard to Myself". Been there, done that. Two questions I have now are [spoiler]"How will her transfer to the Mutant Townships affect Dark Justice?"[/spoiler] and [spoiler]"Will she interact with Judge Rico when she gets out there?"[/spoiler]

Stomm! Bad idea to watch the telly and type at the same time.

Been to busy watchin' the fitba but here's my brief overview of Meg 349 -

Cover - Lovely stuff from Cameron Stewart (Dredd's a bit cartoonish but Anderson is rocking it with the short 'do.)

Judge Dredd: Rad To The Bone (part 3) - More of the same as part 1 and part 2. The panel where Fryer punches a mutie right through the face gave me Mark Millar flashbacks. Not a fan and just glad that it's ending this month.

Loved David Pugh's work on Wildcat and Eagle when I was a wee boy.

Tales Of Mega-City One: Two Tons Of Trouble - Obvious twist. Could have been set anytime in the last 35 years of Dredd. Without wanting to go over old ground but what was the point of Chaos Day again?

The Man From The Ministry (part 2) - Nice art but not really sure where the story is heading. That could be a gould thing. The alien invaders are suitably icky.

Could do with seeing more from Nick Percival (beyond Traumatown) and Vince Locke.

Anderson, Psi Division: Dead End (part 7) - A fitting ending to a fine Anderson story. Dredd redefines "Boot knife!" and Anderson's new resolve is like a breath of fresh air. Even without Algol Rey the city is killing her so some new scenery could do her the world of good. I'll be happy just as long as it doesn't go all  "Voyage of the Seeker"/"Postcards from the Edge"/"Postcard to Myself". Been there, done that. Two questions i have now are [spoiler]"How will her transfer to the Mutant Townships affect Dark Justice?"[/spoiler] and [spoiler]"Will she interact with Judge Rico when she gets out there?"[/spoiler]

What say we merge this thread with this one, hmm?

I haven't heard Lush in donkey's. http://youtu.be/buz5D8OWmRc

I just thought of one more idea before running off to work.  I don't know if the insignias are supposed to be certain colors (I literally just got into the comic), so I just made them Rogueish blue

Oooh. I like these.

By the looks of it you probably started reading the prog round about the same time I stopped. It was the Dredd movie and the hype surrounding Day of Chaos that pulled me back in.

Anyway, welcome to the board.

Gaze into the t-shirt of Fear!

Something (teaser poster/t-shirt) to tie into the forthcoming Dark Justice would be ace. "They are coming... back."

Give my regards to Sprocket, Hawk. Fingers crossed for worms.

That sounds like one heck of an undertaking. I can't wait to see how it turns out. Godspeed.

I take it the the cover message: "Justice Department Warning - Not suitable for juves" is tongue-in-cheek. There are grisly deaths in Dredd all the time so it's very odd that the odd exposed nipple or bare buttock should warrant any sort of restriction.

I am going to torture Simon Furman! The man is pure feckin' awesome. His work on Transformers has put a smile on my face so many times over the many years.

I'm also really looking forward to seeing Simon Furman. I'm going to go up into the attic and dig out my copy of the Dragon's Claws trade and see if I can get it signed. 

I'm going on the Saturday. Looking forward to seeing my fellow boarders there.

Best wishes to you and your family Trout. That sounds like a nightmare situation and I'm genuinely glad that there's no lasting physical damage. Cars can be replaced, loved ones cannot.

I went on Amazon to find a replacement copy of my Beck CD, Midnight Vultures. I checked out the MP3 version - £7.99. Then I checked out the CD version - £4.49, plus a free copy of the MP3 version!!! What's that all about?!?

Anyway, it's my favourite Beck album, and I'm playing it to death in the car right now, which is how the last CD got destroyed.

There are days that I like Beck and there are days when I really don't. My top five favourite Beck songs are:

Hell Yes http://youtu.be/z5U9QRiY46I
Mixed Bizness http://youtu.be/OdqKQRhi6qU
Chemtrails http://youtu.be/i4SuL-_cRww
Jack-Ass http://youtu.be/9F_K0qiUjUc
Lost Cause http://youtu.be/-iEId2vmb0M

["Hot topless judge"]

"Hot topless judge" has my crying with laughter.

Well Dredd, like most Judges, doesn't get any "action" so he has to unleash his energies elsewhere. This is so funny and I love the swimming pool.