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Sergio Leone took elements of all the classic westerns and rolled them into a devastating bible papered smoke of a film called, " Once Upon a Time in the West". Hello Mr Lee and I hope your work will be appreciated as such a catergory in the fullness of time.

I like the idea of the humans beoing the Musso's and not some alien race, it may make it hard to determine who is on the right side. Some great artwork on the backgrounds and spaceships, I'm wondering if this is the same young artist I met with Dom readon who drew me the silver crapper at a convention.

While I'm here...Yes Dredd is masterful tension building, remeniscient of Frank millar style in Dark Knight sagathat Mr Wagner twists round his little finger and tugs with his teeth to stretch the style to near breaking point by the final panel. Superb art by Walker. his work is so intense he's been able to portray gravity nearly. The cheeky rascal.

Red Seas Some classic swashbuckling double takes taking us to the letter pages. Great bigs splash by Mr Yeowell. A nice study.And only the trees were higher than the man eh, Mr Yeowell. Or am I getting my Presidential references wrong?

Any way read the letters now so I'm off to see further sodomizing of them.

Ta.
Krom

This is in my head all the fragging time.
//http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BXy1W7R13g&NR=1..

Excellent. I want soμe form of link and knowledge of availability.Plz

So good to hear your work will be seen in sequential. Jolly good.

I'll plump for Button Moon piece tho to be honest all three were funny.

Nice One Mr Wells.

Sandman Fables and Reflections is a good companion.


I'm not a follower of Sandman and happened upon this by accident.

A quick review below.
//http://www.thebarners.co.uk/R1549.HTML

One I got off the mighty Jock at a convention was a Swamp Thing, Love in Vain.  It was so utterly scary and shocking I honestly thought it was cursed. Another review better exlplains it.

//http://www.comicsbulletin.com/reviews/112492457480808.htm

Well I hope it won't weigh costs down and actually support financing 2000ad.

Just popping a post in to say how glad I am about such positive responses each post is giving. I really thought I would be on the bleachers in this case. I will continue to keep an eye on the horizon for SSR. Hitherto for its reprint in solid laminated card edgings. Sooner the better I say.

Yes. And no ! I had no inclination to have a revamp! Only to read it again in its original splendour.

Buddha buddha buddha BUMP!

Anyway I should vote seems I'm jabbering on.

1Mini Bolt for constantly amazing and inspiring me.
2Bolt 01 for one of my favorite pieces of his yet.
3Buttonman for opening up the game and showing that with 2000ad there are no limits.

HM. The legendary shark, because he came in with confidence and good humour from his arrival.

And two camps emerged. Those for Kevin Smith and Those against he. And as night fell both groups would learn. There are no winners in this game...

I thought as a wierd comic book bloke K. Smith is greatly appreciated amongst us lot. He doesn't do the norm films and without him my boring ass life would be far more boring. I mean who gets away with having sex with a corpse?

I mean " Who throws a shoe?"

You can put me in the Mad for Toof too.

It HAS got something to do with the brief. 2000ad do Dungeons & Dragons.

We could get Monarch on the case too. He'd not budge and he must be looking for a new charge, since he finally got his Cannon Fodder gig sorted.