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Final round wrote:
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orbtastic wrote:Mate I'll swap you for a slightly yellowed 2000AD number one, minus the space spinner.
Damn, now there's a memory. Used to LOVE 2000AD... ABC Warriors, Mean Arena, Flesh, Strontium Dog... legendary :bow:
that's a shame I just sold 1-10 on ebay I would have done you a good deal :lol:

Just to add to your list loads of Dredd 'Judge Child, Quest, Judge Death and Pals the Angel Gang on and on', Bad Company, Mean Team, Rogue Trooper, Chopper. Slaine, Zenith, D.R and Quinch etc etc many many great stories
Damn, how much did you get for them, if you don't mind me asking? Loved the Mean Machine in the Angel Gang!
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Datsue wrote:
Deserter wrote:
orbtastic wrote:Mate I'll swap you for a slightly yellowed 2000AD number one, minus the space spinner.
Damn, now there's a memory. Used to LOVE 2000AD... ABC Warriors, Mean Arena, Flesh, Strontium Dog... legendary :bow:
The Ballad of Halo Jones was my favourite.
I bought the graphic novel of it recently, great story. Nemesis the warlock was pretty amazing, as was Rogue Trooper.

That was a real quality comic book.

Slaine was very good when it started, but got very silly towards the end.

Mike McMahon is one of my favoutite artists ever.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Datsue wrote:
Deserter wrote: Damn, now there's a memory. Used to LOVE 2000AD... ABC Warriors, Mean Arena, Flesh, Strontium Dog... legendary :bow:
The Ballad of Halo Jones was my favourite.
I bought the graphic novel of it recently, great story. Nemesis the warlock was pretty amazing, as was Rogue Trooper.

That was a real quality comic book.

Slaine was very good when it started, but got very silly towards the end.

Mike McMahon is one of my favoutite artists ever.

Mate I remember when The Harlem Heroes came to Scotand to play us at airball and we had oil powered jet packs :lol:

BTW fav artist? Brian Bolland, no one draws dred like Bolland. (well Cliff Robinson tries lol)
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Jon Saxon wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Datsue wrote: The Ballad of Halo Jones was my favourite.
I bought the graphic novel of it recently, great story. Nemesis the warlock was pretty amazing, as was Rogue Trooper.

That was a real quality comic book.

Slaine was very good when it started, but got very silly towards the end.

Mike McMahon is one of my favoutite artists ever.

Mate I remember when The Harlem Heroes came to Scotand to play us at airball and we had oil powered jet packs :lol:

BTW fav artist? Brian Bolland, no one draws dred like Bolland. (well Cliff Robinson tries lol)
Nemesis and the Harlem Heroes are great calls :TU:
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Deserter wrote:
Final round wrote:
Deserter wrote: Damn, now there's a memory. Used to LOVE 2000AD... ABC Warriors, Mean Arena, Flesh, Strontium Dog... legendary :bow:
that's a shame I just sold 1-10 on ebay I would have done you a good deal :lol:

Just to add to your list loads of Dredd 'Judge Child, Quest, Judge Death and Pals the Angel Gang on and on', Bad Company, Mean Team, Rogue Trooper, Chopper. Slaine, Zenith, D.R and Quinch etc etc many many great stories
Damn, how much did you get for them, if you don't mind me asking? Loved the Mean Machine in the Angel Gang!
I got about 85 quid for 1-14 I think, they were in good condition but yellowing sadly still got loads of others. Yeah Mean Machine I remember he got stuck on 9 and half and went butting nuts! Fink Angel and ratty were great too.
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Deserter wrote:
Jon Saxon wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote: I bought the graphic novel of it recently, great story. Nemesis the warlock was pretty amazing, as was Rogue Trooper.

That was a real quality comic book.

Slaine was very good when it started, but got very silly towards the end.

Mike McMahon is one of my favoutite artists ever.

Mate I remember when The Harlem Heroes came to Scotand to play us at airball and we had oil powered jet packs :lol:

BTW fav artist? Brian Bolland, no one draws dred like Bolland. (well Cliff Robinson tries lol)
Nemesis and the Harlem Heroes are great calls :TU:
Yeah i have the colour reprint comic series of Nemesis and Glenn Fabry was my fave Slaine artist.

Brian Bolland is and was fecking awesome and drew Dredd perfectly. Those oil powered jet packs are dangerous btw jon. :TU:
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Final round wrote:
Deserter wrote:
Jon Saxon wrote:
Mate I remember when The Harlem Heroes came to Scotand to play us at airball and we had oil powered jet packs :lol:

BTW fav artist? Brian Bolland, no one draws dred like Bolland. (well Cliff Robinson tries lol)
Nemesis and the Harlem Heroes are great calls :TU:
Yeah i have the colour reprint comic series of Nemesis and Glenn Fabry was my fave Slaine artist.

Brian Bolland is and was fecking awesome and drew Dredd perfectly. Those oil powered jet packs are dangerous btw jon. :TU:
Loved Fabrys work MUCH better than Steve Pughs art.
BTW last wee I used a judge death in the disco quote "who put the gloop in my best brown boots"
I thought someone on here might pick up on it but alas no:-)

God I'm such a geek!
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Old bones Ian wrote:Wow what timing, i'm due to get a huge payout from the widow of General Sani Abacha (former Military head of state and President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria), on my calculations i'm getting at least £11 million , so just send me your bank details and i'll sort out the rest of the transaction.
:lol: :TU:
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Matt W wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Wow what timing, i'm due to get a huge payout from the widow of General Sani Abacha (former Military head of state and President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria), on my calculations i'm getting at least £11 million , so just send me your bank details and i'll sort out the rest of the transaction.
:lol: :TU:
ian and matt if you havent you should check out this guy he plays games on the scammers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs-xfMOHvjA

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Sorry to derail off onto comic talk but I used to love 2000AD.

Bolland was peerless on Dredd but it took him so damn long to draw more than 4 pages that they couldn't use him for more than a couple of issues in a row.

Ezquerra is my favourite artist after Bolland, I've got a lot of his work, even the pre 2000AD stuff. Gibbons was immense too (although looked pretty stupid as Tornado's editor).

My brother got me a Belardinell page of original art (the opening section of Flesh book II from prog 95), it looks all weird when it's tippexed out and written on in a massive piece of paper.

McMahon could be amazing but annoyingly patchy - his artwork got increasingly odder from the early 80s, same with O'Neill, he was a bit crazy sometimes. Steve Dillon was pretty good too but he rarely got given something for more than a couple of issues. His Dredd stuff was spot on.

I hated Halo Jones, same with Zenith, although I'd just about stopped reading the comic by then.
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Ezquerra was great, Belardanelli was not the best..Mcmahon did loads of Dredd and was quality.
Jon Saxon Pugh was poor compared to Fabry.
halo Jones was ace and I enjoyed Zentih personally. Flesh was ace do you remember was it the Meltdown man? With the animal humaniods that was good.
Bad Company was the bollox. kano Danny and Krool.
mean team with the panther was fecking ace too..
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Wow! These mags sound great! Now shut up and give me my 11 mil, used banknotes, no cash discount. Pay up.
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Final round wrote:Ezquerra was great, Belardanelli was not the best..Mcmahon did loads of Dredd and was quality.
Jon Saxon Pugh was poor compared to Fabry.
halo Jones was ace and I enjoyed Zentih personally. Flesh was ace do you remember was it the Meltdown man? With the animal humaniods that was good.
Bad Company was the bollox. kano Danny and Krool.
mean team with the panther was fecking ace too..
Belardanelli drew Flesh, Meltdown Man & Mean Team. His work was crazy if left to it. They took him off Dan Dare as most kids just couldn't stand it.
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orbtastic wrote:
Final round wrote:Ezquerra was great, Belardanelli was not the best..Mcmahon did loads of Dredd and was quality.
Jon Saxon Pugh was poor compared to Fabry.
halo Jones was ace and I enjoyed Zentih personally. Flesh was ace do you remember was it the Meltdown man? With the animal humaniods that was good.
Bad Company was the bollox. kano Danny and Krool.
mean team with the panther was fecking ace too..
Belardanelli drew Flesh, Meltdown Man & Mean Team. His work was crazy if left to it. They took him off Dan Dare as most kids just couldn't stand it.
Oh I must have mistook him for someone else because all that art work was flippin amazing.
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Glyn Leach wrote:Wow! These mags sound great! Now shut up and give me my 11 mil, used banknotes, no cash discount. Pay up.
You need to oil the rails, sweeten the deal a bit...
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King Geedorah wrote:Rogue Trooper was my personal fave. Who was the guy with the magic ring, kind of a Green Lantern rip with a bit of extra edge.
Eh?? now you have me stumped?? did love Rouge Trouper though.

Loved Dillons art, Bolland, Leach (who was a great Bolland copycat) and many others, so much talent worked on 2000ad it was unreal.

In fact it was THE best mag in the world (obviously besides 'Warrior' Britains greatest ever comic) and recently I went and picked up a new one. sadly it's pile of shite now, horrible art crap stories with no imagination.

What is happening to the world?
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King Geedorah wrote:Rogue Trooper was my personal fave. Who was the guy with the magic ring, kind of a Green Lantern rip with a bit of extra edge.
It was Blackhawk I think - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackhawk_(Tornado)
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T.M.K wrote:Ring Magazine was bought for $7 Million....

Glyn is asking for £11 Million....

No-one seems to be taking him seriously....



I will open the bidding war, right now, with a firm £6.71p - in cash!



"T.M.K" :DD
If BN went up for Sale, what do we think the asking Price would be?...
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Rocky Balboa wrote:
T.M.K wrote:Ring Magazine was bought for $7 Million....

Glyn is asking for £11 Million....

No-one seems to be taking him seriously....



I will open the bidding war, right now, with a firm £6.71p - in cash!



"T.M.K" :DD
If BN went up for Sale, what do we think the asking Price would be?...
Very difficult to say without seeing the books, but even if it's got robust margins at the moment, any potential buyer would have to seriously question its long-term viability in the digital era and that would clearly have a detrimental impact on its perceived value. You only have to look at what's happened to the share prices of those publishers like Future and Trinity Mirror that are publicly listed to see how they're not regarded as serious long-term investment propositions.
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Final round wrote:Does is come with a free Steve Bunce?
I might be more tempted if it came with a free Fiona Bruce.
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King Geedorah wrote:
Rocky Balboa wrote:
T.M.K wrote:Ring Magazine was bought for $7 Million....

Glyn is asking for £11 Million....

No-one seems to be taking him seriously....



I will open the bidding war, right now, with a firm £6.71p - in cash!



"T.M.K" :DD
If BN went up for Sale, what do we think the asking Price would be?...
Roughly one 1/3 of Jon Saxon mate's net worth.
Hmm that's a tough one to work out actually.

Though I will say this, If you want to buy a prominent emap mag it would cost you aroud 2 to 3 mill.
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Jon Saxon wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:
Rocky Balboa wrote: If BN went up for Sale, what do we think the asking Price would be?...
Roughly one 1/3 of Jon Saxon mate's net worth.
Hmm that's a tough one to work out actually.

Though I will say this, If you want to buy a prominent emap mag it would cost you aroud 2 to 3 mill.


Okay okay, you make me feel bad: I'll up my offer to £8.65 - in cash!

"T.M.K"/Col :D
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Deserter wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:Rogue Trooper was my personal fave. Who was the guy with the magic ring, kind of a Green Lantern rip with a bit of extra edge.
It was Blackhawk I think - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackhawk_(Tornado)
I don't remember him having any sort of ring? I know the story was that he was zapped away in time but that he had no powers as such, just a sword etc.

That said, nothing else is coming to mind...
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orbtastic wrote:
Deserter wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:Rogue Trooper was my personal fave. Who was the guy with the magic ring, kind of a Green Lantern rip with a bit of extra edge.
It was Blackhawk I think - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackhawk_(Tornado)
I don't remember him having any sort of ring? I know the story was that he was zapped away in time but that he had no powers as such, just a sword etc.

That said, nothing else is coming to mind...
I'm not 100% sure myself, but just have a dim recollection of him having something like that when he was on the alien planet.
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I thought of Wolfie Smith but he was all telekinesis and stuff.

If I had time this weekend I'd have a dig around in the loft, but i don't. I don't think it's ever been reprinted, or if it has it was a fairly obscure reprint. I'll ask my bro, he might remember and he has a lot of reprint stuff.
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