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Cheers for the replies guys, kudos to all.

Hello all! James Morris here, aka the artist formerly known as Jampot. Hope you're all well, ah, how I remember my days as a young tooth fan.

Anyway, just to let you know how it's going at the moment. http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com will feed you with the necessary info. Music can be found at http://www.myspace.com/jamesthemorris and if you're still  there, http://www.flickr.com/photos/jampot has art on it.

A bientot,
-James

Link: http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com" target="_blank">The Bureau of Morris

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I haven't renewed it since prog 1467 or whatever it was, november last year anyway. Is the quality of the mag worth my re-subscribing?

Cheers,

James

Link: http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com" target="_blank">Jampot Comics

"I remember you! You were at the UK Web and Mini Comix Thing in London back in March. You were stunningly nice to everyone and had great little flyers!"

Why thangyu verrahmuch.

It's not on THIS saturday though, but it will be next. I'm gouing home today, you see. Hurrah!

Here's the link for those of you who like things to be easy:

Link: http://www.sureradio.com" target="_blank">Sure Radio

It's on every Saturday, 13.30pm-15.00pm, on http://www.sureradio.com (it's called Reciever by the way).

Everything from billy Talent to Blue Oyster Cult, Flaming Lips to Fleetwood Mac. It's good stuff, beleive me.

cheers me dears,

James

Link: http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com" target="_blank">Jampot Comics

It's on every Saturday, 13.30pm-15.00pm, on http://www.sureradio.com (it's called Reciever by the way).

Everything from billy Talent to Blue Oyster Cult, Flaming Lips to Fleetwood Mac. It's good stuff, beleive me.

cheers me dears,

James

Link: http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com" target="_blank">Jampot Comics

Amazing. Mind you, things like Quorn and whatnot are basically artificial meat as it is.

Hello!

Hello! A good day to you from estranged Pot-Type Jame.

Not sure about the cd idea - the site caters for that pretty much. A badge or two wouldn't go amiss though!

Looks groovy! Interesting noting the subtle differences in colouring...

Yeah, and the cover for the next issue wasn't exactly fantastic, if I remeber rightly! All the caballistics covers seem to have been done by either Frazer Irving or Clint Langley (not one of my favorite artists, it must be said). Shame, that.

Re-reading Hewligans' Haircut (a wonderful comic if ever I read one), and the complete Caballistics inc. Now, on first reading in serial format, this strip passed me by a bit; I found it difficult to keep track of the characters or take more than a passing interest in the story. Reading it as it stands now was a real revelation - masterful storylines, big surprises, wonderful art (I have a great sketch Dom Reardon did for me of Jonathan and Jennifer at last year's Bristol festival) all leading up to a some sort of explosive climax involving Mr. Magister. Anyway, I like this story, and it definately improves with age, and deserves to be re-read.

I'm going to re-read all of the V.Cs, Zenith, Button Man and Avatar next - should keep me in good stead, hopefully negating the risk of extreme thrill-deprivation! Ah, 2000ad. Wonderful.

Link: http://jampotcomics.blogspot.com" target="_blank">My comics blog...