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Thanks for posting these! The cheapo rebellion graphic novel published these in monochrome, so I never even had an inkling of what these pages are really like. It's great to see them, but on the flipside I'm half tempted to throw my copy of 'The Meknificent Seven' in the trash....

I think the guy was looking to sell his copy of the book and not start a debate about it's pros and cons.....

That said, I've been thoroughly entertained by the content of this thread.

So keep up the good work!

I got this page for £150, a bit pricey, but I am a fan of 2000ad artwork so I'm not too inconvenienced, although I only had £104.16 my brother's girlfriend's mate (who I met in a pub) kindly stumped up the remaining £45.84. So you might as well close this thread.

I'll probably end up giving it to my nephew, he's six and crazy for this sort of stuff (he's a big Liefeld X-Men fan) for his birthday in the New Year.

This is still for sale if anyone is interested.

How much would you let it go for? PM me please.

Slaine: The Horned God.

It's a no-brainer, you basiclly don't even really need to read another one, a fantastic addition to the saga, but also a great as a standalone experience.


As for SD: read the likes of 'max bubba', 'bitch' and 'the stone killers' to get a feel for the characters, before moving on to the brilliant 'no-go job' and the shattering 'final solution'..l

Hi all, just to let those asking, both the Orlok and Death page have been sold and are on their way to a good home. I've a few other pieces i might be selling, just debating if i can be parted from them yet.

Looking forward to seeing what these are...tht Orlok was/is brilliant.

Cool early Austin Skullmo!

Prog 841 had a couple of lovely one-off stories which I loved (the clown prologue and the dave d'antiqus's great colour terror-tale). The fact that ths was right before the summer offensive puts it in particular relief.

Props for prog 626 and 750 as well.

Amongst the very best Colin MacNeil work that I've ever seen.

Dale - do you have his art from the Final Solution?

Only messing ... i have no pages of the Final Solution 

haha, very funny Dale...

My head did a somersault when I saw those two pages!! Lol




I still kick myself when it ink of his 'no go job' pages I could've had.....

What a wasted opportunity......


Thanks for posting this, I enjoyed reading it.

How did I forget Shamballa. Amazing.



And I loved Bradley too, especially the fairy tales...


Also, thanks or eminding me about cinnabar and hewligan's haircut. Great stories. Tremendous artwork.

Simon Harrison's strontium dogs, as mentioned above. With all respect to Colin MacNeil, I wish Harrison had have been let finish 'the final solution'.

Also, Harrison and Smith's 'Revere' is pretty brilliant.

ABC Warriors: Khronikles of Khaos is a great story with super artwork.

Killing time.

Necropolis and Dead Man.


Sssshh...but I really liked 'the Clown' pt1 and the prologue for pt2 in prog 841 too...



I see you've already read 'The Black Hole' so I presume that you have read 'Slaine: The Horned God' also.

Is tht nemesis running in from the left of the page? 

Regardless, lovely page of art. I find it hard to believe the amount of grief that Hicklenton's art used to get back in the day....I recall that there was a whole dreddlines dedicated to him basically defending himself...
I'm delighted that folks seem to have come around to his own peculiar brand of twisted genius and great to see so much of his original works appearing on this thread.

'I kneeeuuw you'd say that.....'