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Lee Carter and Neil Googe

Colin Tom Foster links against Tom Frame.

Here is the correct link for Tom Foster:
http://www.2000ad.org/?zone=droid&page=profiles&choice=TOMFO

At least an easy round for me:

Eric Bradbury and Glen Fabry

The cover and logo:

The cover by Patrick Goddard and Dylan Teague:

Looks like Googe for me

I should start reading rather than looking at the pretty pictures. I can actually recall out of what is coming January that  the first volume will be released 7 January

The cover says Regen 2, that implies that this is the second volume

That FutureQuake cover is glorious fun!

Bolt will FutureQuake again be available on Comixology?

Cheers Colin, that does make sense.

TMO - please get Dylan drawing for you again.

Dylan's art is great and it would be great if he is back in the prog for his art as well. His last art duty was in the jump-on-prog 2073. He did a Future Shock called "Freedom wears two Faces" writing by James Peaty.

Stickleback is for me very unique although certain aspects are based upon a known character.  Even Scarlet Traces is for me unique and different although this is the continuation of War of the Worlds.

2000AD Prog 400: Dogfight – the rat bites back! WHAAM!

In today's age this would have been a big jump-on-prog issue. Stainless Steel Rat was a great story pity that this was the last series done for the prog.

For all these guys leaving they have too fully understand as well that they are doomed to write only other peoples creations.

Though interestingly, only one person in current issues of 2000AD is writing something that's wholly their own co-creation.

That is true that writers do work on other writers creations but in most cases the writers stick with their own creations.  Edigiinton is working on Stickleback his own and Fiends created by Finley-Day. Do not forget about Peaty writing Skip Tracer.

For all these guys leaving they have too fully understand as well that they are doomed to write only other peoples creations. 

Al Ewing's got a creator owned comic at BOOM!.

https://www.polygon.com/comics/2020/9/2/21418621/best-new-comic-we-only-find-them-when-theyre-dead

I saw that Ewing is working with Boom but all his State-side work has been almost exclusively for Marvel. At least he gave Hulk a proper series which I tough it is not possible.

This is a tough one as well

I will go for:

Simon Bisley and Bryan Talbot.


Jim Baikie is one awesome talent as well pity he got into this group

This is going to be a 3 horse race

Ha! Our posts crossed, but yes you called it, it was incredibly close.

Ben Wilsher just missed out with literary 2 votes splitting the 3 candidates. This was one tough one and a diffuclt one too choose from