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Dredd's a futuristic cop wearing a futuristic cop's uniform. Nothing remotely fetishistic about that.
I particularly liked the story where he teams up with a futuristic construction worker, a futuristic sailor and a futuristic red indian. Y'know - the one that crosses over with MACH 0?

F**king ace.

The Liverpool Echo made me chuckle perversely on Saturday with "ZOMBIE JAILED FOR HALLOWEEN AXE ATTACK".
Probably says more about me than the paper, though...

Flicked through it in Asda today, and it gave me the same feeling that flicking through an issue of Rock Sound (don't judge me - I accidentally won a subscription in an online compo) gives me. I can't help but feel that I should like it - it covers a subject I've been passionate about since the year dot. But I don't like it. Worse - I actively dislike it. I actually feel insulted by the content which seems to have been cynically written specifically for consumption by morons. Then I start to resent the mag for its subterfuge, drawing me in with the promise of geek stuff, then hitting me with sub-Loaded twattery.

That said, Turf looked OK, and I might consider picking that up in collected form if (when) it materialises.

There was that one guy. Joe somebody. Stern looking fella. Some kind of cop, I think...

Incidentally, I did remember, but the question had been answered by then!

Lego Harry Potter is the first Xbox game I've managed to complete 100% and get every achievement. Cracking little game, too. They've finally managed to sort out most of the game-crippling camera angle issues the earlier entries suffered from, and the new dynamic split-screen is a godsend in two-player mode!

16th-19th September - although last I heard the extras wouldn't be needed until the 18th/19th.

I'd need to confirm those dates though.

We have a bunkhouse booked for people who need to stay overnight.

Cheers

Steve

Gah! It's a weekend shoot? I thought it was all week! Do you still need bods?

If I'm not mistaken (and I'm not), JBC was paraphrasing misogynistic ex-Marvel legend and general misanthropic curmudgeon John Byrne.

At the risk of turning this into the "Confessions of a Crap Art Collector" thread, I, er, accidentally bought a page of Marc Wigmore's Judge Hershey when I first discovered you could  buy original artwork off Ebay. In my defence, I didn't pay very much for it, and it's not framed and hanging on my walls like the Boo Cook, Simon Davies, Henry Flint, Ian Gibson, PJ Holden and Fraser Irving ones...

I've got the paperback at home. I'll have a look tonight (assuming I remember) and see if there's anything likely to account for the extra pages.

If I'd remained unemployed for a bit longer, I'd have been in there like a shot.
As it is, even though I'm not *that* far away, I don't think I could reliably commit to it.
Would love to have taken part, though.

Yup...

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Cheers Guv'nor. Downloading as we speak.

Edit: Make that downloaded. That was quick!

Yeah, but they've only just built them. The last movie was over fifteen years ago!