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[Purgatory]

Purgatory - it was way over the top but it was Carlos and does have a sort of manic glee to it.

For the same reasons, Purgatory.

Read Predator vs Dredd vs Aliens tonight... it was pretty rubbish.

And not even fun rubbish.

Sadly the story was very rubbish BUT I thought the art by Chris Mooneyham was pretty solid, he draws a good Dredd and Lawmaster.

Rogue Trooper: "Cinnabar"

Great list of characters.

-   Judge Anderson (Something old)
-   Metta Lawson (Something new)
-   Judge McGruder (Something borrowed...lived on borrowed time..I'm stretching it)
-   HM: Venus Bluegenes (Something blue)

Guessing Halo migh take it.

HM to Ratarse.

Never even heard of either of these!

Its nit entirely a surprise with just 8 progs between the two thrills here. With only one day left though we seem to have a fascinatingly close vote on our hands. We'll get a result in the morning.

Ah, that makes sense - short runs. I (normally) abstain from voting if I've not read a Thrill, these ones I hadn't even heard whispers of.

Never even heard of either of these!

[Jaegir]

Jaegir One of my favorite new(er) thrills, a great addition to the Rogue-verse.

[Robo-hunter]

Robo-hunter

[Storm Warning]

Storm Warning. Love Foster's art.

It seems so obvious to me that of course she should look her age, that I'm struggling to follow the arguments against. How can you justify portraying a woman in her 50s or 60s as if she is 20?

I agree with the mature woman comments here, Anderson isn't 20. However, I voted artist free reign because that's how Dredd is treated - sometimes he looks old and sometimes he doesn't as much, depending on the artist, and I'd extend that artist flexibility to Anderson too.

And everyone ages differently; my neighbor is in her mid 50s but she could pass for 40 easily, while some woman I work with are 50s but look 60. Who's to say Anderson looks her age, maybe she does for some artists, maybe not for others.

[Bad Company.]

Bad Company. I have the Goodbye Krool World TPB and love the whole thing. It includes the following stories:

Bad Company, 20 episodes, progs 500-519 (Dec. 1986 to Apr. 1987). Story by Peter Milligan, art by Brett Ewins & Jim McCarthy.

Simply, prog 601 (Nov. 1988). Story by Milligan, art by Ewins & Steve Dillon.

The Bewilderness, 10 episodes, progs 548-557 (Nov. 1987 to Jan. 1988). Story by Milligan, art by Ewins & McCarthy.

The Krool Heart, 10 episodes, progs 576-585 (May to July 1988). Story by Milligan, art by Ewins & McCarthy.

[No, let the artist/writer have free reign]

No, let the artist/writer have free reign. Some artists draw Dredd looking like an old man while others like he hasn't aged for the past 20 years. It doesn't matter to me - I like the variety and artists interpretation. And if Dredd can re-juve to stay younger, why can't Anderson?

[Alan Grant and Carlos Ezquerra]

Good vote topic  - Alan Grant and Carlos Ezquerra for me. I enjoyed the humor mixed with Durham Red's intensity, and how she and Johnny played off each other. Also Ezquerra is the only one who can make sense of that hair...and he draws a dang good costume too.

Wasn't B!tch penned by both Grant and Wagner?

[Grey Area]

Grey Area