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However, as we have three six page strips in the current line-up it'll be a while before it sees print...

"And then we got banned from the Woolworths. I don't recall, is that just the one branch or all of them?"

Blasphemy! Micheal Keating is great.

I played Vila in a film at college, and I wasn't a patch on him.

Personally I think that everyone died but Avon and Vila. If you look at the way he dies it looks more like someone pretending to die. The other actors fall convincingly, but Vila does a big 'Oh! I am done for!' type swoon. He was playing possum.

Oh, and there's Orac as well, hidden under some bushes.

There was a novel set after 'Blake' that had Avon, Vila, and Tarrant survive. After surviving the crash and the shoot out a huge tiger leaps out of nowhere and kills Tarrant. Brilliant.

Actually far from New. Pauls as ancient an evil as I've ever encountered.

Yeah, he's definatley on about that one. I went there during the Dredd-con weekend. The guy down stairs made me feel bad for even asking him one question, but the man upstairs was nice.

They had loads of set of the Batman/Dredd cross-overs if anyone's looking for them.

Millenium Comics which has a store in Northwich and a Market stall in Warrington. Good selection of comics - mainstream and indie - lot's of merchandise and graphic novels. Best of all they're run by a pair of enthusisatic, knowledgable cits - Mike and Danny - who go out of their way to provide extra service.

For instance because I shop there so regularly they gave me free copies of the missing issues of 'Cursed Earth' when I bought the collection.

They also have a basement stuffed full of literally thousands of back issues of 2k, Best of, the Meg and so on.

Hmmm. This will be embarassing if they see this...

Canny.

Heh! Might take one and the Durham Red cover prog.

If you really want one of your books signed send me an e-mail, I'll send you my adress to send one to and I'll take it down.

I know he's only done one cover for 2k but he's done other stuff some of you are bound to have seen.

Anyway he's due to do a meet and greet at the Grosvenor Museum, Chester on Saturday 15th February. Noon onwards, ?3 a pop.

I'm hoping to go.

Ah yes. James Robinson. Another third of the writers of the marvelous J.S.A.

David S. Goyer, wasn't it? He of the Blade screen-plays and one third of the writers of the marvelous J.S.A.

I got a peck on the cheek from an actress of stage and well, some more stage. Not really a celebrity at all then.

I thought that too. Didn't want to comment mind...

He wasn't described in his first showing. He was closely described in a later book. Name escapes me.