Request To Rebellion: Non 2000AD Graphic Novels

[Skullmo]

Funnily enough I was looking on Amazon for Leo Baxendale stuff (in particular Willy the Kid) and was suprised to see very little available. I would have thought such a famous comics artist would have more out there.

I would love to see Leo Baxendale's stuff collected.

[IndigoPrime]

I'd love to see Combat Colin and Robo-Capers. And also a time machine that would let me put in a higher bid for the Robo-Capers art I narrowly lost on eBay recently.

[Link Prime]

And also a time machine that would let me put in a higher bid for the Robo-Capers art I narrowly lost on eBay recently.

Hello, dear Ebay enemy.

[hippynumber1]

I want the Sweeny Toddler Case Files and The Leopard from Lime Street omnibus.

Leopard from Lime Street! Oh yes!  I remember it well; I found a site a couple of years back that had scanned the first episode and it was brilliant...

[hippynumber1]

I believe this is it: http://britishcomicart.blogspot.co.uk/2010/01/leopard-of-lime-street.html

[IndigoPrime]

Hello, dear Ebay enemy.

Ha! Was that you? I was after the robot contest (jumping over the hurdle, etc.)

[Link Prime]

Hello, dear Ebay enemy.

Ha! Was that you? I was after the robot contest (jumping over the hurdle, etc.)

I actually didn't get it either, but picked up a very early 'Tom Thug' from that batch Lew had up.
He's had some amazing stuff to choose from lately...funding being my only obstacle in snagging the lot!

[Daveycandlish]

Funnily enough I was looking on Amazon for Leo Baxendale stuff (in particular Willy the Kid) and was suprised to see very little available. I would have thought such a famous comics artist would have more out there.

I would love to see Leo Baxendale's stuff collected.

You can buy the collected Willy The Kid direct from Leo over at his website
http://www.reaper.co.uk/bksnprn/books.htm
but be warned - it makes the Zenith collection look cheap!

[Jimmy Baker's Assistant]

I understand Egmont own the rights to all the Fleetway/IPC stuff Rebellion didn't get, with the exception of Dan Dare.

Any of us could theoretically license it from them. If we do, let's start with Scream!

[Dash Decent]

If we do, let's start with Scream!

When you publish it, I'll buy it.  Here's the scans to help you out:

http://www.backfromthedepths.co.uk/gallery.htm

I've got the 13th Floor collection from Hibernia(?).

[seanharry]

I loved Scream! Such a shame that it folded so quickly.

My favourite story was The Dracula Files; it had some great artwork by Eric Bradbury.

Another classic British comic strip that I'd love to see reprinted is The Tower King from Eagle.

And I assume that Rebellion must hold the rights to Time Quake; that was another Starlord strip that made the jump to 2000AD, but without the success that Strontium Dog and Ro-Busters were to enjoy.

[Recrewt]

You could probably fit the whole run of Starlord into one bumper book of sci-fi goodness. Now THAT I'd buy.

^This.  Never read the Starlord stuff and current options seem to be searching through ebay or using not very legit torrents.  I'd love to have a reprint book instead. 

[Spikes]

I want the Sweeny Toddler Case Files and The Leopard from Lime Street omnibus.

Leopard from Lime Street! Oh yes!  I remember it well; I found a site a couple of years back that had scanned the first episode and it was brilliant...

I believe this is it: http://britishcomicart.blogspot.co.uk/2010/01/leopard-of-lime-street.html

Oh yes, i loved that strip back then. Fun to read that opening episode again.

[Dandontdare]

And I assume that Rebellion must hold the rights to Time Quake; that was another Starlord strip that made the jump to 2000AD, but without the success that Strontium Dog and Ro-Busters were to enjoy.

Don't think so - i think that was solely in Starlord - only the 2 strips crossed over.

[Jim_Campbell]

Don't think so - i think that was solely in Starlord - only the 2 strips crossed over.

Nope. Timequake made a brief appearance in the Galaxy's Greatest.

Cheers

Jim