damswedon

Eight issues over eight weeks actually, all eight issues based on eight different Marvel UK properties. It is an event taking its name from the nickname of the era when Dez Skinn became the Editor in Chief of Marvel UK.

BOOT KNIFE!!!

No. Although the funny thing about the Anarky being the Joker's son storyline is that the issue where Lonnie is revealed to not be the Joker's son was written by Alan Grant but never sent off to be drawn by DC editorial.

At least that means one person on the set of Batman/Superman knows how to write and direct a good film.

THEN IT ISN'T A FIVE POINT SYSTEM!

Geo did you intentionally make your Mad Hatter look like Matt Smith wearing Patrick Troughton's Doctor's outfit? Any way cool art!

Matt.

@madhatter1985: I'll put in a recommendation for Judge Dredd: America, also Case Files 2 which has The Cursed Earth and The Day the Law Died, where the crazy Judge Cal takes over Mega City One and appoints his Goldfish to Deputy Chief Judge. For recent Dredd stories I recommend Tour of Duty and the most recent Day of Chaos.

And this is part of being a Doctor Who fan. You are absolutely guaranteed to see the show die in front of you, and then get replaced with a strange, different show using the same name. Eventually, everything that Doctor Who is comes to a crashing halt and something new happens instead. Sometimes it's wonderful. Sometimes it's heartbreaking. But it's inevitable. It's why one of the few sections of fandom I get actively angry at are the "bring back David Tennant" crowd. Because, frankly, you only got David Tennant because nine previous versions of the show got cancelled. You knew your turn would come. You don't get to pull a version of the show other people enjoy away from them and replace it with your own. If you did, we'd bring Ian, Barbara, and the Doctor back.

Philip Sandifer writing on the first time a Doctor left.

That would be because it isn't a trailer.

I've not read the original series but I've read the Chris Claremont series from a few years ago. It was a fun kid friendly series, and to tell the truth, it seems like the right kind of thing to pull from Marvel if you wanted start animating their stuff.