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:D
well, I'm away for an early night
some of you are being very naughty
so play nice while I'm gone
as Torquemada (or was it Nemesis?) would say to Candida
be pure
be vigilant
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behave
(stolen from 2000AD)
yeah I know - sad innit?
kitkatman
08-01-2006, 09:17 PM
nighty night :D
Redlion
08-01-2006, 09:18 PM
night night mausi. xxx
Bosun
08-01-2006, 09:22 PM
goodnight supermod
Mitch
08-01-2006, 09:23 PM
:D
well, I'm away for an early night
some of you are being very naughty
so play nice while I'm gone
as Torquemada (or was it Nemesis?) would say to Candida
be pure
be vigilant
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
behave
(stolen from 2000AD)
yeah I know - sad innit?
Torquemada!! :D and no, it's not sad.
i used to love the artwork on Nemesis the Warlock all those years ago, especiall the Gothic Empire series drawn by Bryan Talbot.
Met him once :cool: at a comic shop in Leeds when he was signing the Luther Arkwright books - he used to have this amazing purple hair.
I made a bit of a name for myself at school as a bit of a forger - I used to copy his artwork with the old dip-pen (him and Simon Bisley's - he used to draw the ABC Warriors about the same time). It's a shame I didn't keep it up, but the last time I did anything like that was about 1990.
Mrs R's son has done a fantastic comic strip and we're trying to get it published somewhere - if anyone's interested... new magazine editor perhaps? :D
what's mausi?
and I can see all those smirks - don't think I won't know what you be doing when I'm gone
I'm still watching you
I always feel uneasy when you lot start being nice.... :D
Mitch!
thank God
it's not just me *phew* :D
I used to copy his artwork with the old dip-pen (him and Simon Bisley's - he used to draw the ABC Warriors about the same time)
He's alright.
He did the artwork for the best Bulldog advert yet, the grett monster with the three bulldogs on chains few years ago.
wasn't there an artist called Carlos or summat - didn't think much of his stuff - too untidy
Dougie
08-01-2006, 09:33 PM
wasn't there an artist called Carlos or summat - didn't think much of his stuff - too untidy
I liked his work on Strontium Dog!Ooops what a giveaway.
I'd read ANYTHING (within reason) when I was in the army.
Shaun the Fatman
08-01-2006, 09:33 PM
What's scary is that
a: I know what the hell you two were talking about and
b: I had collected the first 87 issues of 2000ad until they went mouldy and I had to throw them out....
A sign of a sad well-behaved youth
PS preferred the Strontium Dog / Slaine stories meself
You mean Carlos The Untidy?
Mitch
08-01-2006, 09:44 PM
Carlos Ezquerra (http://www.internet.ad/ezquerra/) is his name, bloody cracking artist (met him too, when Crisis came out - same comic shop in Leeds, along with Pat Mills, though I never really got into New Statesmen - John Smith and Jim Baikie were there too) :)
Slaine was cool, though it fecked up when Elric came into it.
Strontium Dog... Durham Red! What more can I say eh lads? :D
I had this huge stack of 2000AD's in the wardrobe when I was at home - they got dumped when I moved out. The pile kept toppling over whenever I opened the wardrobe door! I also used to go a bundle on all the t-shirts which came out, even had a Slaine one!
I liked rogue trooper and strontium dog and slaine and durham red and nemesis and chopper and and and
ok - so all the lads in my class got 2000AD from issue 1 and I used to read my boyfriend's issue every week. We got married later in life and he still had a subscription at the newsagent. As far as I know he still has. And if his mother hadn't decided to chuck out the first 300 issues when he went away to college he'd still have em all...gawd even I knew not to chuck em out! :eek:
ok - so I'm going now - behave :D
Jonnyfp
08-01-2006, 10:14 PM
nah............ :D
Shaun the Fatman
08-01-2006, 10:35 PM
And it's goodnight from her... I'll turn myself now, worn out from moron-wrangling and haggling on ebay, see you soon
Spike
08-01-2006, 10:37 PM
Went to the memorbilia(sp) fair ant the NEC a few weeks back, my mate had the 1st three issues of 2000AD, complete with toy
He got £120 for them !! :eek:
cxdemon
08-01-2006, 10:45 PM
Have a look online http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/comics/audio/
they have some crackin audio stories with the sound effects an everything. for the Judge Dredd fans and Strontium dog fans too. if you right click on the speed you can save em as hi ram files and play em from a file on your pc. well worth a listen. :D
Bosun
08-01-2006, 11:01 PM
well im off now
been an interesting evening :)
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