Before 2000ad - Where were they then

[Trout]

Hey I found my End Is Nigh T-shirt just two days ago! It was in a box of comics I was sorting through. It's very faded but I will still wear it with pride!

[DarkDaysBish-OP]

Pah, whippersnappers! Fast approaching the 24th anniversary of my first day on the Megazine as Steve Mac's assistant editor - July 25th, 1990. A Wednesday it was.

I can remember when this forum was just an empty digital field, etc...

[Molch-R]

David, I hate to say this but ... I hadn't even started reading 2000 AD by that point. I was 12.

[Dark Jimbo]

I was 5.

[Skullmo]

Man you guys are so young!

[Daveycandlish]

They'll be out of nappies in no time

[Bolt-01]

The mighty Molch-R also got to draw an Al Ewing strip in FutureQuake 05, and Charlie Adlard did the cover to accompany it.

[ZenArcade]

July 1990 I was 20 working in my summer job as a surverys assistant at the old Sea Containers building beside the Command centre (as it was then). I used to read the prog (Necropolis) during my lunch break (generally a 'sausage french' from a local caf) and gaze fondly up towards Tharg. Z

[CrazyFoxMachine]

I was 3 in 1990. Hell of a year!

[DarkDaysBish-OP]

Like I said - whippersnappers.

Now get off my lawn!

[JayzusB.Christ]

Wait - I was a member of this messageboard for a decade BEFORE I started at Rebellion?! Shocking!!

Starting to feel very old.

Me too... think I've been here for 13 years now 
(I started as 'Jayzus B. Christ' with spaces, then had a signing-in fuck-up great idea for a name-change.)

[judda fett]

You will find pre prog Jake Lynch and PJ Holden in the 'Class Of '79' zine (I think PJ may have had stuff in 'Violent' too).