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Don't see any particular reason to merge swap threads into one, but I have moved them all into classifieds.

not a video but there's an online interview of him here:

http://www.2000ad.nu/classof79/website.htm

Hold on! Wait a dog-garn'd minute... If PW deleted his account how come he still has 6135 posts and still has Bionic Fingers? Surley he has to start again? or can you reactivate an account? Which would be cool.

He deleted his account but not his posts, so they were left assigned to a defunct username. I believe VinceBot managed to reassign them to his new account.

Broken link to the Submissions Guide on Creative Common - Rules to be read before you end up dead ...

Cheers!

Jim

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Split off the Prog 664 post and moved Wind Farm to off topic. Do people want the redirect threads to mark when a thread has been moved? They don't really affect me, since I do most of my browsing on the View Active Topics option?

Thanks for sorting that out before the weekend. Hopefully we can get things back to normal now.

Cheers,

Wake

I read every issue.  When I get them (we're eleven issues behind, now).  Is that a Yes or a No for your poll?

I'd put that as a yes - because you read every prog (eventually)

Nope I don't believe it is. It's just drawn by Liam Sharp so looks similar.

Just realised I have Case Files 11 in my office so could answer my own question, and you're right - it's a different boy who doesn't even look similar in the story. In the Best of Judge Dredd book they have that cover preceeding Bug.

I've just updated BARNEY with this book.

Is this PJ Maybe on the cover of Prog 542?



If so, does that mean he appears in Corporal Punishment (the Dredd story in that Prog)?

Cheers,

Wake

Sorry if the answer to that is around here somewhere, I typed in kek-w in the search field but nothing came up. I've noticed a load of stories by "kek-w" throughout my read of the 900s. Who was he? Is this an Alan Smithee type name or just somebodies pseudonym??

Cheers for the help!

Kek-W is Nigel Long.

The video can now be found HERE. Al's bit is from 11:14 to 15:17.

Hey guys and girls, having a cleanout at home came across my old 2000AD collection, who knows what an average condition 1,2&3 might be worth these days (not selling, going to frame them) ?

Assuming reasonable condition but no free gifts I'd suggest about £100 each for progs 1 & 2 and £50 for prog 3.

Here's a previous thread on the subject.

Are these all instances where one of the episodes appears in a "special", not a regular weekly prog?

Yes - and therefore probably all instances where there's a # in the notes field, which I used to allow the special to find the credit details.

Fixed, the lookup table picked the wrong "Tour of Duty" when the data-entry happened. There's likely to be a few of these, the more recent the issue, the more squiffy the data.

I add a leading space to keep the titles unique, so assuming that those were preserved when the new database was created, there shouldn't be a problem. The data entry point I use for BARNEY won't let me add duplicate titles (in the same table - there are Megazine stories with the same titles as 2000AD stories).

Cheers,

Wake

I've just added a new artist to the 2000AD Artwork Gallery.

http://www.2000ad.org/artwork/?choice=WAKE&gallery=NICKD



Nick Dyer has drawn 2 Future Shocks and 2 Judge Dredd stories for 2000AD, plus 1 Judge Dredd and a Tales from the Black Museum for the Megazine.

In addition to the 5 pages listed, I also have two pages from the Zarjaz Slaine special (pages 3 and 4 of A Deep Abyss featuring Ukko). If you are interested in either of these pages, please email me direct.



Cheers,

Wake