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Yep, see ten posts back.

I so want to draw legs over Rogue's shoulders on this so it looks like he's giving the vampire a piggy-back.

Please do. Great idea.

Thanks Albion!

My umbrella.

An absolutely brilliant artist, and absolutely well deserved recognition.

Rogue Trooper and the Fiends of the Eastern Front.

I so want to draw legs over Rogue's shoulders on this so it looks like he's giving the vampire a piggy-back.

[Mars Attacks Judge Dredd]

As reported in the Forthcoming Thrills thread:

Mars Attacks Judge Dredd
104 pages, IDW Publishing, 18th February 2014, paperback

The Martian mayhem overtakes Mega-City One! During the annual meeting of the Mega-City Mafia, a new boss makes a play for power thanks to a mysterious benefactor. Meanwhile, Judge Dredd conducts a routine bust that turns out all but routine when he makes a shocking (and disgusting) discovery!

[Judge Dredd: The Complete Cam Kennedy Volume 2]

Another flash from Dash:

Judge Dredd: The Complete Cam Kennedy Volume 2
328 pages, IDW Publishing, 18th February 2014, Hardcover

More classic Judge Dredd tales from master illustrator Cam Kennedy! Reprinted in classic b/w and featuring a wealth of complete stories, this collection features 'progs' such as "No Man's Land," "Big Deal at Drekk City," "Beyond Our Kenny," and more.

Mars Attacks Judge Dredd
104 pages, IDW Publishing, 18th February 2014, Paperback

The Martian mayhem overtakes Mega-City One! During the annual meeting of the Mega-City Mafia, a new boss makes a play for power thanks to a mysterious benefactor. Meanwhile, Judge Dredd conducts a routine bust that turns out all but routine when he makes a shocking (and disgusting) discovery!

[A.B.C. Warriors: Solo Missions]

A.B.C. Warriors: Solo Missions
Pat Mills, Alan Moore, Steve Dillon, Henry Flint, Kev Walker
96 pages, 13th February 2014


Judge Dredd: v. 22: The Complete Case Files
304 pages, 13th March 2014



Devlin Waugh: Swimming in Blood
288 pages, 10th April 2014

I was getting a retro TV fix this evening watching the recent Network release of "Educating Marmalade" (1982).  Very pleased and surprised to see the prog turn up on my screen:



The mother is played by Lynda La Plante, who gained fame the following year for "Widows".  Marmalade was played by the late Charlotte Coleman.


It's prog 271 (3rd July 1982).  The episode, "The Convent of the Blessed Limit", was screened 1st November 1982.




Being a bad girl, Marmalade Atkins does not treat her prog very well.


TV show (c) Thames TV and Network.  Prog (c) Tharg.

KTT, that man.

How about Burt and Alec Trench?

I'm just thinking of unused ones that can be done, before I write to him...

A Souther, a Nort, and Chief Judge Griffin.  I'd also vote for the Gronk, Hoagy and a Mechanismo Judge robot but they're probably outside the scope of this (fantastic) project.

This should go in the Lego 2000AD Part 1 thread, but anyway...

The next series of Lego Minifigures to be released (series 11) has a Barbarian figure that has a bit of a Slaine vibe to him.

Look what arrived in the post today 

Wow, I didn't even know they made John Burdis standees!

The postie was getting it out of his mail sack when the palm sensor registered a fail.  The self-destruct took his arm off.