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Hive mind, is TWD series 11 going to be on AMC in the UK?

I know it's on Disnae plus and US AMC, but cant find a yeah or nay about it being on AMC here?

Help me give mind your my only hope....

I'd support all of the above comments, Devlin is top thrill just now, nothing else grabbing my attention in the Meg just now, as Dr X says not sure if Dredd has left the plot open for development or if that's it done, it would be a major game changer if the Justice Dept/ Meg One did have this tech.

Nice one Sharkie! Glad things have turned a corner for you

Always a sad jolt to see a Bolt post.

I'm not sure whether to say that or not. Or if it's disrespectful to then move on to a comment. Sorry if I upset anyone. I am really unsure of the etiquette.

Same here.

It also inspired m'lovely wife to replicate Harley's beloved breakfast sandwich, which was an unexpected bonus.

I repeat:

Send for the Ale-Wing Droid...


(As a stand-in and nothing to do with the discussion above)

it's just a generic hard man in a generic sci-fi dystopia

Yep, and the one time it threatened to do something different, it doubled down on tropes:
[spoiler]
- Fridging the woman
- Having the male lead dream about his ex, where she's skeletal and crumbles before him, asking don't you love me anymore
- The child gets stolen by the bad guy
- The lead wakes up in a torture situation
- The bad guy monologues
[/spoiler]

There is potential for something original here, but the only thread that exists there would be for [spoiler]the lead to actually look after his baby and watch her grow—taking a cue from The Mandalorian[/spoiler]. My guess—and I hope I'm wrong—is that [spoiler]she will be ditched (probably left with a previously never mentioned relative or something) by the end of this series, to revert it to status quo[/spoiler].

That about sums it up for me. While The Order seems to be a sprawling, timey-winey epic that has continued passed its natural conclusion, something I find 2K doing a fair bit now, aiming for the TPB market?

Just found out that Forces TV are showing the classic 1997 series The Man from Atlantis staring Patrick Duffy on the weekends with 2 episodes each day

Wasn't that a lot earlier than 1997 - it was before he was in Dallas wasn't it... or am i getting confused?

Then he stepped out of the shower....

Send for the Ale-Wing Droid...

Similar up here:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-54810816

Hopefully regular jobs and a slow down of the talent drain...

Wider shots of shelves, please!

And, honestly, I will add mine. I just need to find an image-hosting solution that isn't blocked by my work laptop. Then the basement of thrills, the Fortress of Zarjazity, will be revealed.

ahem!!!

Mine too! The three spines look a bit wonky when added together - but otherwise a glorious book!

Pics?

RELEASED 4 MONTHS FROM NOW



The blurb:

One of the major highlights of the controversial 1970s comic, Action, Major Kurt Hellman is a Panzer commander in the 1940 German invasion of Belgium. But this man is no Nazi - he avoids taking life wherever possible, all while facing foes without and treachery within!

Collected for the first time, and from the very beginning, this groundbreaking series of thrilling combat is written by Gerry Finley-Day (Rogue Trooper) and drawn by Mike Dorey (Ro-Busters) 

There are more books and comics than that, but they're over on the bedside cabinet waiting to be read, including the rest of Corto Maltese among others.

Phew I was about to berate you for being so behind - good to hear the rest are waiting to be read. That's a pretty nice set up and a tidy collection you got going there.

Must update the nerdcave thread at some point as there's been changes since I first set that up.

Pics please

A great showman hero who helps out the starving kids and the dispossessed, who remembers where he came from and fights injustice, couldn't happen in the real world could it?