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The Euros, Wimbledon, we're deep in sportsball season. For those bemused by the arcane rules of these activities, Al Ewing returns to 2000ad in this month's Sci-Fi Special to make things much clearer!
The conceit of this special is a mash-up of existing characters, imagining a universe slightly sideways from our own. Mr Ewing's entry combines the classic future sports strip Harlem Heroes with the titular character of his own Zombo serial.

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The conceit of this special is a mash-up of existing characters, imagining a universe slightly sideways from our own. Mr Ewing's entry combines the classic future sports strip Harlem Heroes with the titular character of his own Zombo serial.

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LGBT Month: Cheerful Amnesia
Jun. 26th, 2021 09:36 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

What if your girlfriend lost all memory of you?
And what if she was really excited to discover she was in a long-term relationship with a pretty lady and wanted to continue as if she hadn't?
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I’ve been in a bit of a Sam & Max mood lately, so I thought I’d share some of their adventures beginning with their first official outing.
( There aren’t many monkeys in the story. Or temples. Or anything heavenly. But there IS violating. )
Whatever Happened to Baron Von Shock? #1
Jan. 12th, 2019 12:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

NSFW for sex/nudity
This was an eight-issue miniseries Rob Zombie did for Image back in 2010. Or rather, that was the plan; Image only published four issues. To this day I have no idea what happened. Neither does Rob, apparently; I asked him on a chat about this and he said he finished all the scripts and doesn't know why Image didn't release the rest.
But if you're interested in just seeing half of the story, then read on...
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Webcomic Week! Gone with the Blastwave
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Gone with the Blastwave is a black comedy focusing on two soldiers fighting a meaningless and all-consuming war in the desiccated remains of an irradiated, bombed-out wasteland of a city. Seeing how Veterans Day commemorates the lives lost in a similarly needless, seemingly never-ending tragedy, I thought this would be fitting.
( I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here? )
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Posted this last year but I figured with the film coming out tomorrow (the trailer can be viewed here) it might be worth another look.
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This is 1/3 of Daniel Clowes' 'Wilson'. A movie adaptation with Woody Harrelson as the title character is being released soon.
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The Emperor and I
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Viz Media has been releasing a new series for free online called The Emperor and I. We are just going to take a look at the first chapter and hopefully, it peaks your interest.
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Introducing--the Superior Six!
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Hi folks!
Not every new DC comic of the last few years was all doom and gloom; there was the Bat-Mite mini-series for example.

The basic notion was that Bat-Mite had been exiled to the Earth dimension for being too goofy and embarrassing, which had the side effect of limiting his powers somewhat. He decided to spread his "help" beyond the Batman family, to other heroes desperately in need of makeovers as he saw it. This usually caused more problems than it solved.
Four pages from issue #5.
( We initially see him stopping for coffee on the way to a super-battle )
Not every new DC comic of the last few years was all doom and gloom; there was the Bat-Mite mini-series for example.

The basic notion was that Bat-Mite had been exiled to the Earth dimension for being too goofy and embarrassing, which had the side effect of limiting his powers somewhat. He decided to spread his "help" beyond the Batman family, to other heroes desperately in need of makeovers as he saw it. This usually caused more problems than it solved.
Four pages from issue #5.
( We initially see him stopping for coffee on the way to a super-battle )