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Ahem - take this to where it should be lads.

Colin - just want to say well done on getting this going. I'm thoroughly enjoying seeing the new match-ups each day. It's going to get bloomin' tough down the line though.

Aye, we've been spoiled by PJ lately.

Wow, Shaolin -that must feel great.

Glad to hear they got to you safely, Huffster!

And many thanks for the kind words.

That is an interesting idea.

As for giving Niemand the keys to drive Dredd - I'd just hold on there. The man has written some cracking strips so far, but beware of putting too much pressure onto the man.

I think TMO has a good balance at the mo, Dredd needs a good pool of writers.

Tony Lee.

As much as I like a lot of Peaty's work, he doesn't have enough pages under his belt yet.

Finished the show last night (Altered Carbon 2 next for me as well) and thoroughly enjoyed.

I've read the first two trades and I've picked up the rest of the issues recently to read as well.

I clicked to one 'twist' in the finale and was utterly caught by the other. I must have missed something.

[spoiler]When was Gabe replaced by Dodge? He was in the Savini's before Dodge escaped the well, wasn't he?[/spoiler]

Also - Did anyone else recognise Tom Savini as the chap in the hardware store who gave Bodie the insight he needed into the head key? Loved that moment.

Hilary Robinson. I'd have loved to see her write more Maeve.

I'll vote for Arthur Wyatt.

I'll vote for FQP alumnus Rory McConville.

Ah, now this is another tough one. I 'adore' Bishops work on Fiends - I really, really enjoyed it and his novel work for the Black Library was outstanding. However, he did write some misses, quite a few misses.

Leah & John as well have, for me - never quite 'clicked' in the prog. Until The last couple of Storm Warnings, that is.

Agh - Bishop.

Prog landed in Brum about an hour ago. Just in time for lunch...

Ahem. Thanks Tharg. I really do appreciate the efforts you and all the droids are going to just now.

Another, utterly outstanding prog - really enjoying the heck out of all of it.

One thing - and spoilers are there for a reason - [spoiler]In Hershey, the big, burly male with one eye and a beard reminds Hershey not to forget who she is, to which Hershey says 'that's rich, coming from you' - Frank? Is that Frank? I may be wrong, but I wanted to get it down here. [/spoiler] Seriously - you've been warned.

Guy Adams.

Heh, sorry Tords. The books have just been delivered - and they look great! Really looking forward to getting to read the first book in a single volume and then I have a whole volume I've not read! Huzzah!