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Ah but any film that has Terry Thomas in it is worth a watch :-)

It's the extras that interest me on this one. I wish they would release further details of what's on there - I don't want to waste my money if there's just a film which I already have on dvd.

Let's ge back on track shall we? RIP Bob Larbey; writer of the Good Life, Ever Decreasing Circles, A Fine Romance and a number of other TV comedies from my childhood years. 

Bit harsh to Blues Brothers 2000 there Kev - the music is just as good, as are the cameos. The story is just as slight. The only real difference is having John Goodman instead of Belushi.



I'm watching 70's Doc Savage right now (starring Ron Ely) and loving it!

Lorenzo Semple Jr - writer on 60s Batman TV show and 80s Flash Gordon movie has died aged 91 

If you havn't tried the PARAGON anthology then this book (along with the Icarus Dangerous collection) are a great introduction to its world of heroes. I really don't think you'll be disappointed - the stories are as great as the art!

Time for a Tales of Telguuth graphic novel I think.

Seconded.

It is a tasty little book isn't it? 



Nice pic there, filip - if you fancy a crack at him in a strip, I'm sure that can be arranged 

Finally got to read this and thought it was great. I'm not a big fan of Millar's work but thought this was a well handled spin on things. Nice art too. I'm looking forward to future instalments.

Ah maaaaan.
Father Shandor is my favourite strip, ever.
RIP Steve 

Quite saddened by Dickson Wright's death. She had such a fascinating life and I loved her on TV - always ploughed her own furrow, regardless.

It's only the first two that are laugh out loud funny. The others are more like Tales of the Unexpected

But if you prefer to read these 1930's adventures in a 21st Century manner, you can download a copy for only 99p! 

http://www.lulu.com/shop/search.ep?contributorId=785432

Apologies to Mr. Broughton for not pimping his wares - I didn't have a picture on photobucket to put up here, but his work is definitely included in the Compendium!

[Greg Meldrum]

Ave!

Here we have for your delectation and pleasure, the collected adventures of the Civil Centurion!



64 pages of tales all written by Greg Meldrum featuring the British Service adventurer, a lover of all things Ancient Roman, who dons the Janus mask in times of need, giving him superhuman strength...

See all his adventures in one book, featuring the artistic talents of







Davey Candlish



James Corcoran



Tom Newell



Mike Kennedy



James Corcoran



Bhuna



Davey Candlish



James Corcoran



Stephen Prestwood



Davey Candlish

As Spencer Nero himself says in his introduction

1936 was a busy year for the Civil Centurion – at least four separate Nazi plots foiled, an attempt on the Eiger, trips to Berlin, Tanzania and South America, and a moral victory at the Olympics. By Jupiter's jockstrap – it's quite a life!

Get your copy from http://www.lulu.com/shop/paragon-comic/spencer-nero-compendium/paperback/product-21529268.html for only £3.50!