I went to see this in a cinema in Poland around about that time.

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Ed Vs. Yummy Fur [Excerpt] - The Comics Journal

Ed the Happy Clown became a graphic novel by letting go of its three successive past-lives as 1) a part of a mini-comic, 2) a part of a comic book series, and 3) a book with a different ending. What w...

Thank you, that's very kind of you. Much appreciated.

Was rejected by 2000 AD when I was 33, the same day my eldest son was born. I was so high on love that day I thought it was a beautiful rejection letter. Brass Sun debuted in 2000 AD when I was 40, Brink debuted when I was 44.

Just a quick note to say that the last line of this book actually made me cry. I was on a packed tube train in London when I read it. It's like when Iron Giant says "Superman". Gets me every time.

I think the last line of this book is up there with when Iron Giant says "Superman". That gets me every time.

The last sentence of this book actually made me cry. I didn't see it coming and it completely overwhelmed me. I was standing on a crowded tube train in London when I read it.

I was watching a true crime Netflix documentary the other day that featured Holland - I was like

a man in a yellow shirt is sitting in a chair and pointing at something

ALT: a man in a yellow shirt is sitting in a chair and pointing at something

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2000 AD Prog 2399 Print - Rebellion Shop

Cover your walls in Thrill-powered glory with this print of the cover from 2000 AD Prog 2399 with art by INJ Culbard. These print-on-demand prints strip away the logos and straplines to reveal the top...

This particular cover makes me think of Thundercats.