>>2932 *silliness. Tut.

Anyone else hear the rumours of a ABC warriors series thing. http://www.2000ad.org/ here is the sauce.

>>2911

Homage or parody, sounds better.

>>2912
Rip-off: to copy, especially illegally
Parody: make a spoof of or make fun of
Different meanings, not just sounds.

>>2913

And?

>>2915
And your face.

>>2916

>>2761
Can anyone who is in the know point out who the characters represent?
The Flash Gordon characters and Buck Rogers are pretty obvious, but what about the others? Like the Sherrif.
Can someone help?

>>2896
The sheriff's costume looks familiar, some sort of "rocketman" but I can't find a good picture anywhere.
Don't think the lead is supposed to be anyone but you probably agree.

>>2897

The rocketeer!

There was a filum a while back, based on some comic from way back in the day

>>2898
That's the one! The helmet is pretty much the same

>>2896 here...
I should have known I recognised the getup.
THe Sherrif is based on Commando Cody.
Another old serial i saw a a kid.

>>2812
Christ what curves.

>>2851>>2853
No more or source, I'm afraid.
I was using my flatmates PC when I posted that.

>>2854

Although 13 days late, I think you should watch out in the future in using his PC.

>>2812
How long did it take you to make a comic book.
any tips?

It looks like Invader Zim boobs girl.

>>2883

Maybe she likes a sex partner who is hung like a bull?

>>2883
she dates a fucking kangaroo, livestock is obviously her type.

I'd love for someone to dress up like that for me.

>>2885
Kangaroos are generally not livestock. Hence livestock not being her type. There's no point making negative posts just for the sake of it.

>>2883

I'd boil her like a pot full of OXO cubes?

Sage coz meh.
When I was 15 I used to be in love with Tank Girl and bought The Face every month to read the Get The Freebies strip. I still have the XL Tank Girl summer poster comic somewhere.
But then Gorillaz exploded and reading Hewlett's stuff just seemed... er... faux pas? I dunno, maybe I'm alone in my indifference.

Like all comic characters, it depends on the writer and the story. There's no real way to measure these things. The limit is always being pushed.

>>2875

But Living Tribunal at least has consistent powers.

Spectre seems to have huge power at all times and is only capped by his host.

Is Spectre, without a host, as powerful as Living Tribunal or more powerful?

I honestly don't know, then. Perhaps you should get Spectre to take Living Tribunal as his host?

>>2863
great, sounds interesting

Oh fantastic, I'll definately have to plan a trip down there. Thanks for letting us know.

>>2855
Here's a something new of his/hers: a three page comic for a Russian comic convention with an interesting name:
http://gosupodaryofu.livejournal.com/26054.html
>a little comic on Bumfest If anyone knows Bumfest - international festival of cartoon stories, which is held in St. Petersburg. Mandatory conditions: a comic should be finished, should not exceed 3 pages. Theme this year - "Heroes":)

Beautiful. The manga influence is quite obvious.

That's rarely a positive thing.

>>2771 Slight tangent but Bad Company was one of the best strips in 2000AD's history. I'd put it in the top 3 (with Zenith and Nemesis, if anyone cares).

It was pretty fantastic. The original story arc was amazing, I didn't read any of the follow ups however.

I'd love to read that again sometime.

>>2773 If you're talking about Bad company, I highly recommend following it all the way through to Kano's own story. It was pure classic from start to finish. If you're not, never mind.

>>2771
I'm a black guy, and (-PLEASE KEEP READING-) I used to work with a guy who was about 15 years my senior. I used to buy 2000ad from time to time, and so did he. One time he asked me if I ever read this, at the time I had no idea what he was on about when he was talking about "Darkies Mob" or the "chidits" not liking it "up em".

A year or two later i think 2000ad or the Judge Dredd megazine ran a reprint of one of their campaigns, it was one of the most enjoyable comics I've read.

>>2194
Oh god, their eyes are hollow...
It's worse than that fucking holes doujin...

>>2824
Eyes *are* hollow though.
Disregarding liquids, anyway.

>>2824
It's by a guy who goes by the name of Lord Hurk. http://www.lordhurk.com/ http://lordhurk.blogspot.com/ Saw lot's of "underground" "small press" comics by him when I went into Gosh! Comics in London a year or so ago. I remember one of them was based on a 70s British cop show i'd never heard of and written in very amusing East Enders cockney.

>>2848

>>2848
>based on a 70s British cop show i'd never heard of
oh yeah, it was Minder.

>>2807
I think it's admirable that whilst Lee is clearly having some kind of psychotic break, Ditko is suave enough to have trained spiders to do his share of the work whilst he naps.

>>2808
I like to think that the picture of Lee getting attacked was drawn by Ditko as a kind of wish fulfillment.

>>2809

And yet despite being screwed by a corporation he remained an Objectivist. I'd almost respect that were it not for the cognitive dissonance of supporting a system that had fucked him over and claiming it was the best possible system int he world.

>>2810

Do you understand much about Objectivism?

>>2811

That it tends to produce doctrinaire zealots, who take their basis for an economic/social system from the novels of a woman whose "future" lacked any depth at all and who couldn't comprehend the impact of disruptive technologies on economies.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/sussex/8590231.stm

Requiescat in pace

>>2748 That's because he got old and mellowed out. That's what I loved about the strip. He aged in real time and in a realistic way, even though it ruined the concept.

I can't believe nobody has posted this yet.

http://www.youtube.com/v/9rVFi6qkPHE

>>2769 I would post Hangin' Out with Halo Jones by Transvision Vamp but it's not on youtube.

Such a good series.

I've a great fondness for British comics and the talent and styles involved. It's always nice to see people still reading and celebrating Dredd, Dan Dare and all the others I remember from years go.

>>2776
Brilliant! Thanks for keeping us updated, Henk is my new hero.

>>2778
I like his doctor's name.

>>2779

He's either a fraud or a surgeon.

>>2776

>Half a year later I find scans of it in a 4chanarchive thread

I was the one who made that thread. Sage for nobody really cares.

>>2795
well thank you very much!