2000AD Prog 263: “Uh-oh!” Robo-Hunter at bay!

Ian Gibson's cover gives away last week's cliffhanger a bit - not only do we know Slade will capture the beast, but it won't be a permanent Tharg's Nerve Centre is filled with reader reactions to the Apocalypse War, plus news of the East Anglian Cartoonists Exhibition as part of the Ipswich Arts Festival. I …

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2000AD Prog 208: “The destroyer’s taken over Earth… only I can save it!”

I checked Barney - that cover Redondo did a few progs ago was his first for 2000AD, and this is his second of five (plus he'll do one for the Megazine in thirty five (!) years. Considering it's a fourth birthday issue (whether or not it actually is the fourth birthday - which it isn't) …

2000AD Prog 188: “AAAAAAAAHHH!” The tide of terror that swept the Galaxy continues in… Return to Armageddon

Ian Gibson contributes a cover (not seen his work for a while - well, Robo-Hunter). Not for the first time he's working on a Redondo creation with Return to Armageddon - that makes Mind Wars, Project Overkill and now this that they've either collaborated on or otherwise had a connection. A crewman on Prairie Drifter …

2000AD Prog 186: “Get Ugly!” Revolting new craze sweeps Mega-City One!

Otto Sump's back, and that means Ron Smith is too, in a cover heralding the beginning of the ugly craze! p.s. this story is amongst those covered on the Mega-City Book Club. Strontium Dog: The Schicklgruber Grab Part 5 by Alan Grant and Ezquerra. As Stix starts firing, Alpha hits the Time Ejector (like the …