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The simple phrase that will brighten up anybody's day.

Richie began his campaign of vengeful terror by striking at EyeBrows friends.

He's presenting the NME awards this week, which must surely sour this special occasion.

Happy birthday Simon.

Dredd - The art's a bit too photoshoppy in places, but is still amazing. Once again Wagner has got the balance right, as the Total War stuff is worthwhile without being overly intrusive to the story.

SCB - Bobbins. Pleeces art takes a slide, and surely the professional Slamboarders would of known about the right angle thing, so why so surprised? This is basically Kids TV now. As I said, Bobbins.

TSDM - Me no likey. Boring. I have never liked Parkhouse's art. Script's duff as well.

Low Life - Tries too hard. The resolution to the "cliffhanger" was hardly brilliant either.
Still good though.

Dante - When the girlie kissed Dante, she began to resemble a porcine Gail from Corrie. The fact that that was the most interesting thing about this week's episode speaks volumes, methinks.

Droid Life - Ever since this returned, it just doesn't have the shine it used to have. Cat Sullivan's art is still great, it just all seems a bit staid these days.

Overall - Not bad, but if it wasn't for Dredd I would of enjoyed it far less. I wish Low Life could of been darker, instead it appears that Frank will never be more than a comedy sidekick, when he could be so much more.

6.5 out of 10

It's hard to say. There's usually more anticipation when it comes to the Meg, due to it's longer waiting period (I wasn't reading during the hideous 90's, and when I see most of the strips in that period, I'm glad). However, during Total War, I was looking forward to the Prog far more.

The Meg generally has more strips of a generall higher calibre, but it seems like the really exceptional stuff only appears in t'prog.

Good to see you again.

No more doktor? What a shame. Now there is no one else to stop me from being the board idiot.

I agree with everything Byron said.

I like the way that Dan Ashcroft could of been the "Tim" character, but he was still ultimately as pathetic as the other characters.

Snap.

Can I just apologise for my part in previous look-at-me-ness.

Oh wait, I'm still doing it.


B'DUM TSH!!!;)

Good to see they're not faffing about with releasing Rogue GN's. I can finally read all the stories I want to read.

The Rogue GN looks very tempting, I must say.

Oops, this should be off-topic

Today is Shrove Tuesday, I've already had some pancakes, they were AMAZING.

Tomorrow is the start of Lent. I'm giving up crisps, chocolate & swearing. But even more painfully than that, I'm not going to post anything that might offend Max. For 6 Weeks.

What are YOU giving up?

(Cue responses to the effect of: "Stop trying to brainwash us with your evil fascist Judaeo - Christian ways". It's a free country, and before you ask, I'm agnostic, this is just to be on the safe side of things.)

Last night, I went to the cinema, but before the film started, a TV team from Channel 4's "The Friday Night Project" announced they were trying to break a record for the most swear words on TV. They held up some Dylanesque flashcards with naughty words on, and asked us to shout them out. I went along at first, but then I got bored and shouted "Jimmy Carr isn't funny" (he's one of the presenters)instead.

Afterwards, the compere bloke said, "thank you all, apart from the hilarious bloke who said funny".

That's it,

Krustabi, who likes making Sound editors earn their money.