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Just paying them forward - whoever wants them will have to collect from North Derbyshire (minutes from J28 of M1) or OK Comics in Leeds (probably) or could even leave them with security at the brewery in Leeds. Anyway here goes

Poster Progs - Slaine 1 & Strontium Dogs 1

Yearbooks - JD 1993 & 2000ad 1994

Annuals - 2000ad 1987,88,89,90 & 91

JD 1994 Mega Special

2000ad SciFi Specials 1986 & 1993

2000ad Winter Specials 1992 & 1994

Rogue Trooper Action Special 1996

2000ad progs 650 to 658 inc and prog 666

pm me if interested.

Don't know how I've missed this, but I will pick up the latest issue the next time I visit OK comics in Ledds. I think they hide (seriously, they hide it) this with 2000ad in the pokey corner at the back of the store where I found the first two issues of Wasted a week or so ago.

I am awestruck by the simple brilliance of the concept and it's gobsmacking execution. Very, very, very envious. Not wanting to appear sexist, but that's a fine rear on er'indoors. Very, very, envious.

Let that be a lesson "he who hesitates, masturbates". Time to pull the cord

ROFLMFAO. Almost pefect post. Brief, insightful, colourful and funny. Bravo.

I am taunted by your list, as a bit of a Sherlockian. Prolly a good thing I don't have a pc (at home) as I would end up being seriously overdrawn.

Not 100% sure without checking my bookcase, which is 60 miles away, but I'm pretty sure there is a Houdini / Holmes novel 'The case of the ectoplasmic man' which came out decades ago.

That's a cool shirt. But, personally, I couldn't wear it anywhere near my bike as I'd feel like such a twat in it. But away from the bike, I want one. Oops. Nearly forgot the point of the thread. Love the show and can't wait for season three. Now Bravo's gone I'm wondering where it'll turn up next. Hope its in HD on Sky Atlantic.

"Also bad for erections."

Or otherwise known as White Willy Syndrome for those with a concern for health and safety issues......

Very uncomfortable. A 750 Bonneville I once owned gave me a couple of doses.

Is it some kind of anthology ?

[FYI Bradford born and bred]

I won't be trecking all the way to that London. I'm hoping for a 3D Imax release so I can pop across to Bradford and see it there.

In fact, that's where the premiere should be because it's near me.

More votes for Bradford, Legend has it it's the centre of the universe.

Bradford ? Aaaaaargh. Last time a went to see a film in that city half the audience were Mohammedans who were constantly on their mobiles throughout the film. Nowt against the place, just the wildlife. FYI Bradford born and bred - mill scum.

Yes, I can tell from the casual racism. The last time I saw a film in Bradford, it was the premiere of Four Lions and not only was the film about 'Mohammedans' but the audience was also largely made up of 'Mohameddans' too, not one of whom was talking on their phone.

Thick people who don't know how to act in a cinema are thick no matter their colour, same goes for clever people. I've had more trouble with idiotic 'Christians' or, white people, talking through films in Bradford.

It's not casual (and it's not racism sunshine), I'm quite militant when it comes to Islam. Racism though? Most Pakistanis racially are Indian and I adore Indians (Sikhs as well), I just loathe the Muslims, but especially ones from Pakistan. To reach my level of loathing you need to live among them for a decade or two. Sorry for the mini lecture, it's just a subject I feel very strongly about.

I won't be trecking all the way to that London. I'm hoping for a 3D Imax release so I can pop across to Bradford and see it there.

In fact, that's where the premiere should be because it's near me.

More votes for Bradford, Legend has it it's the centre of the universe.

Bradford ? Aaaaaargh. Last time a went to see a film in that city half the audience were Mohammedans who were constantly on their mobiles throughout the film. Nowt against the place, just the wildlife. FYI Bradford born and bred - mill scum.

Welcome Archey - cool pics, really liked the crucified geezer. Do you still draw ?

Brian Lumley name-dropped and no recommendation for 'Necroscope'. So I heartily do so sir and if you look hard enough it also got the gn treatment way back when. Also met Mr Lumley at a book signing at Andromeda in Brimingham about 1990. Lovely bloke.

Loved the final gn of Planetary - but I still want more. Also enthralled by Sweet Tooth (just read vol 2) - not the sort of thing I'd normally go for but I am so glad I did. Also worthy of praise is Mezolith - damned good.

Could also make it the Sunday the week after Boxing Day.