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Aah, you are ready for the next phase: The 101 of swearing in Afrikaans

[Dredd]

A good prog with a great new Dredd story and a 3riller getting its own series.

Dredd – All we can say the two maestro's is back. What a great start as you get pulled in from the word go. Yes, the main question here is how did the sector get in such a position without anyone knowing or noticing? Wagner keeps asking the question and maybe this one might break the camel's back.

Brink – The interrogation continues, and the questions look like it might reveal some interesting answers. As always, a great read.

Herne and Shuck – I enjoyed the two prior 3rillers and I am really happy that this got its own series. The first episode does not disappoint.

Shock – Well this one was not to bad but still the ending was still not that surprising.

Silver – This starts to have a very much World of the War type of vibe to it as we get a lot of back-story. So far so good.

I am almost there 14/15 books 10986/11898 pages - Wheel of Time

Do not worry I do not mind and I get the reasoning why people made these songs.

I'm reminded of the lyrics to that Spitting Image song about South Africans

How did it go or point me to it please. I would like to hear it

Here is a comparison between the original The Complete Nemesis the Warlock Vol 1's Terror Tube Page 1 1069x1526x24b versus Nemesis the Warlock - The Definitive Edition Vol 01 's Terror Tube Page 1 1818x2371x24b. At least with the new definitive editions the resolution is getting better

I just checked the CBZ and it is 1030x1229x24b

I have a similar problem that I picked-up with the Judge Dredd Complete Case Files that you have a few pages that as some poor quality and resolution (the pages looked blurry)

Its defo available digitally . Comixology is nowhere near as good now its essentuially Kindle but all the stuff is still there I tend to find?

Thanks Colin but when I said death I meant it is dead for me. I have not bought anything from them since they incorporated it into the broader Amazon site.

This looks quite interesting but since the death of Comixology I will struggle to get these funky titles digitally.

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For me it will always be Junker, maybe my younger version can explain why he loved it but that is something I always have a good memory off.

When I started my return journey their was a story by Kek-W and Jogn Burns which I always wanted a sequel too: Angel Zero

Who are those guys at the end though? They look like judges, but the dialogue suggests not.

No they are not the Judges. They even look more advance than the judges but they are the mob

Yes more Lawless always goes down well like a nice whiskey