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That's what I meant when I referred to Danniella Westbrook...

2000 AD is a jolly spiffing read. Packed with thrillpower and tales of derring-do.

However, it's use could be extended further. Why, if you roll it into a tube, it's a fly swat, a club, a straw, a replacement for a ?20 note if you are Danniella Westbrook or that guy out of Status Quo, or even a megaphone.

Write to me if you think you can come with some other uses for your prog. Who knows, the best idea may even win a prize*...










* Not bloody likely...

Will I ever find true love?

*SOB*

Bon Anniversaire

TROGDOR!!!!!!!

Trogdor was a man,
no he was a dragon,
he was de dragonman

TROGDOR!!!!!

DIDDDLE-IDDLE DUHH!!

The evil psycho-bitch with the sickle that nobody liked has inspired me in certain ways to not give a damn what others think of me...

I thought it was a bit overrated. Too much shouty bits.

Dredd: Bad. That's all. Oh, and "Spic"? What's all that about?

Savage: This has "crossed the line" into the realms of badness. Why would his sister marry a retard? Rubbish. Good art though, and next week we finally get to see Savage use the dark matter shotgun. He will not think it to many.

A.H.A.B: Can't fault this.More Nigel Kitching please.

Low Life: Scary villain introduced.This is surpassing my original expectations. Is the humour going to get any darker?

Chopper: Brilliant. The ending was tragicomic in the best sense, and the whole story looks incredibly ominous. Chopper's downfall seems inevitable, and it's actually quite upsetting. Great Art
CYNICISM ON: Chop does seem to be doing this as part of his mid-life crisis though...

Overall: Worth reading just for Chopper and AHAb

Jesus Christ, first Caron Keating and now this. Being a Blue Peter presenter must be an emotional landfield...

(Apologies if this seems tasteless)

So Mr C., you're saying that Dredd once had somrthing in common with Donald Duck? ;)

It could be that the presence of Psi-div negates the need for questioning, so they can get on with the busines of shooting people.

Or it could be that there would be complaints from loonies who want to see naught but wall-to-wall blood and guts each week...

Alan Grant had Dredd use it in Juliet November.

Why is this Lawgiver feature hardly ever used?

In realise that it's most likely that a story where Dredd goes around stunning people would have less dramatic impact, but can anyone think of alternative explanations?

Dredd massacring the collaborators in the Apocalypse War was terrifying