credit: Carlos Ezquerra Comics and Christmas go together like milk and cookies laid out for Santa. It’s not so much an opinion anymore so much as a near-indisputable fact, as evidenced by holiday-themed comics from around the globe gracing the shelves of comics shops and news vendors for almost a century. (Famous Funnies #5, generally [...]
I write a lot about ancient issues of 2000 AD, (I have a 2000 AD page where I link to all the posts). I have been expending a lot of ink...
CLASSIC COVER: Judge Death by Dermot Power for 2000 AD Prog 901 (19th August, 1994)
2000 AD is Britain's cult sci-fi comic, and has been at the cutting edge of contemporary pop culture since 1977. It's a multi-award winning cocktail of explosive sci-fi and fantasy, infused with a mean streak of irony and wry black humour.
Vintage 70s inspired Poster Design
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
Here comes yet another post about 2000 AD, a comic book I used to love back in the 1970s and 1980s (and still have warm feelings for toda...
I write a lot about 2000 AD, my favorite classic comic book, and I have a 2000 AD page where I link to all the issues I have talked abo...
Here we go again with more classic issues of a comic book called 2000 AD. Reading it was a very formative experience for me, and I still ...
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
I write a lot about 2000 AD, it was a very formative experience for me, and I still read it today. Continuing my quest to read every i...
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
This is one of the many 2000 AD related posts on this site. Reading this comic book in the 1970s and 1980s was a very formative experience f...
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
For those who know the Silver and Bronze Ages were the true Golden Age of comics
Issue 149 of 2000 AD was published 26 January, 1980. It cost the tiny pittance of 12 pence Earth money. I write a lot of posts about 2000 AD...
Inside back cover illustration of The Wonder Book of Inventions by Heath Robinson
