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Thanks, everyone - I appreciate the feedback!

You can read what I have to say about it over at my Bookshelf blog: just clicky here.  And if you like what I wrote, please tell yer friends and spread the word and and increase my traffic, would you?

I do like your older English beat combos - I've been listening to the new Elvis Costello and the new Bryan Ferry the last week or so.

Heaven knows I enjoy Samantha, but those pages are definitely more vibrant and full of life than Robo-Hunter was.  And nipples.

Indeed!  Welcome to the forum, but don't miss out on all the great thrills in the current progs! 

Does Defoe end this prog?  I was wondering whether it was going to start doing 15-episode "books" like Savage.

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2000ad/Simon & Schuster Graphic Novels and Books - US:

Missionary Man - TBC NO

D'OH !! 

Y'all know the drill...

2000 AD PACK #20 JAN 2011
By Various. Artist Various. Cover by Na.

(W/A) Various The UK's critically-acclaimed SF anthology title explodes into the New Year with another stunning line-up of stories from the top talent in the business! When a dangerous criminal escapes from Devil's Island with revenge on his mind, the streets of Mega-City One are going to run red with blood; alien entity Shakara isn't going to let a little thing like death stop him from his mission of vengeance; battle lines are drawn in Hell as war edges closer; and the maiden flight of the airship Graf Orlok is proving a deadly affair!

(NOTE: 2000 AD pack includes issues #1715-1718.)

JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE #306
By Various. Artist Various. Cover by NA.

(W/A) Various More action and adventure in the future-shocked world of Judge Dredd! Take a trip through the afterlife and discover that reincarnation can be a very bureaucratic business in Simon Spurrier and P.J. Holden's 'Numbercruncher.' Plus, Mega-City One comes down hard on the rebels as all-out war explodes in 'Insurrection II.' Plus, in the bagged graphic novel this month: Feral and the Gronk are hellbound in Strontium Dogs: The Darkest Star by Garth Ennis and Nigel Dobbyn.


   
COMPLETE BAD COMPANY TP
By Peter Milligan. Artist Various. Cover by Unknown.

(W) Peter Milligan (A) Brett Ewins, Steve Dillon Danny Franks knew that the war against the Krool would be hell. They kill without compassion, taking prisoners for torture and experimentation; their armies are infinite; their weapons are horrifying. But Danny had no idea that the real horrors would be his comrades - he's in Bad Company!

GREYSUIT PROJECT MONARCH TP
By Pat Mills. Artist John Higgins. Cover by John Higgins.

(W) Pat Mills (A) John Higgins The covert operatives known as Greysuits enforce the British Government's interests in the world's most dangerous places. Specially conditioned to have heightened strength and reflexes, Greysuits are the most deadly secret agents alive.

Reckon there are worse places to wander!

Just six issues, actually - 1714 is the last prog before the 2011 special.  Either one-offs start along with Dandridge in 1710, or Tharg's springing a huge surprise on us.

If I could inject a small note of displeasure in amongst the very justified praise that you're getting, this and "That Reminds Me of This" have the same problem for those of us who buy our progs from Clickwheel - your reviews are up a few days too early.  Prog 1707 goes on sale for us tomorrow.  Those of us outside the UK will have to keep scrolling and skipping to avoid spoilers, and so there's no sense in subscribing to you via Google Reader.

If you could wait a couple more days before you review things, it would be a much more fun site for me...  

I want to say that Death and Fink were in the little two-inch line that resulted from this prototype's production being canceled....?

No rush!  Just let me know.

Not many men would be bold enough to admit their time spent as a werewolf.  Welcome to the forum!

Just a suggestion, but following up on that discussion earlier in the month, if you have an account at CBR, let's talk about it on their forum!