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I would definately like to see a complete Bix Barton

I would really like to see a collection of Hickleton Stories - preferably including the one about the Nosferatu woman.

I think that, by the time we see this in english, the stories are quiet old. I see that there is a graphic novel collection of the first 3 chapters out now and its probably a good format to raed it in because Heavy Metal is publishing the episodes over a year apart from each other.

Metalzoic

I ve been reading Requim by Mills and Ledroit in Heavy metal for the last couple of years. Its about a bunch of vampires living backwards throught ime in hell.

latest ad for it here: http://www.metaltv.com/images/channels/ ... ges/08.jpg

I liked it at first because it is a bit Nemesis meets Savage. I still like it but sometimes I dont know anymore.

How about in the same prog?

Peak: Titus Defoe

Trough: Greysuits

A Scanner Darkly was only shown briefly here in NZ.

Filmed to look like a comic book with some side - splittingly funny scenes. Ref: intro with guy infested with creepy crawlies.

Kev Walker followed by Clint Langley

Kev Walker followed by Clint Langley

Kev Walker followed by Clint Langley

The 220s were the most thrilling

there was Nemesis The Warlock with Illuminated scripting by brother O'Neill, Strontium Dog Portrait of a Mutant, Meltdown Man finale, Apocalypse War era Dredd and Gibbons on new Rogue Trooper.

Mills really is just having fun here I think and it is nice to see.

The Pirates are gouls - those that were evil but called themselvegood - like nuns that beat up schoolgirls. They hide evil behind good intention.

The Vampires are the outright evil ones. They think evil is normal and are put off by acts of good. The truly opposite of the Norm ruling a land that is the opposite of the living world - where you are born when you die and get younger the longer you stay there.

It reminds me of 2000 ad when I first started reading it as a boy.

Its the New Nemesis about a whole bunch of people living in hell where you start from the moment of your mortal death and grow steaily younger as time progresses backwards. I like it.

Has anyone suggested a complete Belardinelli yet?

Requim 5 is in the new heavy metal
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