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General / Re: Favourite Art Droid CLASSIC - POOL 6 Qualifying

« Last post by gogilesgo on Today at 12:54:08 PM »

Bisley and Talbot.

Both responsible for reinventing and improving characters (Slaine / ABC Warriors / Torquemada) that we all thought were perfect the first time around.

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Megazine / Re: Meg 425 - The God of Death

« Last post by scrotnig on Today at 12:37:32 PM »

As Colin said it is interesting to have such a great meg without Lawless. Hopefully we can have more Megatroplis and Dreadnoughts in the future. These thrills are great additions to the world of Dredd.

I couldn't agree more. I almost didn't notice the absence of Lawless, which tells its own story

Megatropolis is great, with all the amusing references to the 'normal' world, yet still taking itself seriously and telling a great story.

Dreadnoughts is almost too good, in the current situation it's more than a little terrifying at times, which is testimony to the story it is telling.

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Books & Comics / Re: Not book or comics- what else do we read?

« Last post by Barrington Boots on Today at 12:11:07 PM »

For people who used to like quality games mags, do check out Wireframe.

Cheers! I've download the most recent issue, if I dig it I will support with a physical purchase!

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General / Re: Favourite Art Droid CURRENT - POOL 7 Qualifying

« Last post by paddykafka on Today at 11:33:43 AM »

Lee Carter

&

Cat Sullivan

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General / Re: Favourite Art Droid CLASSIC - POOL 7 Qualifying

« Last post by paddykafka on Today at 11:31:45 AM »

Sean Phillips

&

Glenn Fabry

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General / Re: Favourite Art Droid CLASSIC - POOL 7 Qualifying

« Last post by Bolt-01 on Today at 11:30:42 AM »

Eric Bradbury.
Steve Parkhouse.

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General / Re: Favourite Art Droid CURRENT - POOL 7 Qualifying

« Last post by Bolt-01 on Today at 11:29:29 AM »

Lee Carter.
Neil Googe.

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Books & Comics / Re: Not book or comics- what else do we read?

« Last post by IndigoPrime on Today at 11:17:52 AM »

For people who used to like quality games mags, do check out Wireframe. It’s by the Pi Foundation and gives you something different in concentrating on the stories behind games and how they’re created. If you don’t want to pay, every issue is freely available as a downloadable PDF — but if you do enjoy it, please obviously consider a sub. (Full disclosure: I’m a contributor to the mag, but a rare one; I’m also a subscriber, since issue 2 — I bought the first one in a store.)

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Classifieds / 2014 AD progs on eBay

« Last post by Tu-plang on Today at 11:02:21 AM »

Hey folks,

Bit of a lurker/lapsed squaxx here -- I dip in and out of the prog these days, and haven't posted on here for ohhhh, fifteen years.

I'm clearing out some old progs on eBay, at what I think are pretty bargain prices. Starting with the entirety of 2014:

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/2000AD-COMICS-2014-x50-issues-JUDGE-DREDD/254757976030

Note that I'm in Australia, so a) I'll probably only post locally, and b) I'd love to sell more but I'm not allowed out of Melbourne right now. Will get more up over the summer!

Splundig etc!
I'll have more over the summer when I'm allowed to go

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General / Re: I need help cracking my own code

« Last post by The Legendary Shark on Today at 10:16:29 AM »

CK