Free strip! Constable Dredd.

Originally published in Zarjaz 12, Constable Dredd is by Writer Richard McAuliffe and Artist Mark Chillcott. Follow the link to read the whole strip for free over at Everything Comes Back to 2000 AD

To see what else was in the issue get you copy from the FQP Webshop!

Dogbreath- A Call to Arms!

Exciting news, readers!

The Galactic Crime Commission is an organisation committed to bringing justice to the furthest fringes of the known galaxy. With a highly trained and motivated workforce, the GCC is the premier agency for frontier justice in this most competitive of markets. Known informally as Strontium Dogs, GCC agents are almost exclusively made up of mutant humans from the planet Earth. This hardy breed are uniquely suited to this high stakes and challenging career. You can keep up with the latest from the GCC in the pages of Dogbreath.

Dogbreath was first published back in the late 20^th Century by original editor Dr Bob. Dr Bob single handedly produced 14 issues of Dogbreath before deciding in 2007 or thereabouts to stand down. Since then Dogbreath has been published by Bolt-01 and my good compadre Richmond Clements (Though a simulated version of Dr Bob was good enough to stay on to introduce each issue)

The first 10 issues of Dogbreath areavailable to download (free and gratis) here.

The first issue of Dogbreath from FQP was issue 15 and we determined to bring you the best fanzine possible. We have just launched issue 27 and  our contributors read like a list of the finest creators you will ‘ever’ see including: Boo Cook, Nigel Dobbyn, Monty Nero, Graeme Neil Reid, Jim Campbell, Simon Coleby, Steve Roberts and those are just the one’s  I think of as I’m typing.

Why am I telling you this? Simple really- we need scripts. Stories, strips, features we need them all. Dogbreath is THE longest running fanzine for 2000 AD. Zarjaz doesn’t come close and the rest don’t even get a mention.

The situation at the moment is that unless we get more content Dogbreath 28 will be the last one. How’s that for exciting?

Email strontiumdogbreath@gmail.com if you want to communicate confidentially.

SummerWatch: Zarjaz 18 & Dogbreath 27

Thought it might be nice to have a round-up of those places where the new comics get a mention. If anyone out there sees a mention for anything I am involved in that I don't post here, please let me know about it.

First up: Everything Comes Back To 2000 AD and Thanks to Rich McAuliffe (KTT) for his continued support (Though he does have a strip in this issue)

Rich also created the rather superb banner above as well.

Next up is The Forbidden Planet Blog and thanks to Joe and Richard for this. Still the best comics news blog in my opinion.

Over at the wonderful Down The Tubes.net John Freeman gives us a good launch plug!

Back with Richard at ECBT2000 AD for his review, one from Mick Cassidy, one for Zarjaz from Sandsy, a Dogbreath review from Luke Foster and the Dogbreath review from Sandsy


Thanks all, this would be a lot harder without the support from you all.

Zarjaz 18: Contents

Available now- Zarjaz 18

Behind the cover by Ben Willsher, Peeps the droid brings more thrills lifted directly from the thought processes of The Mighty One Himself.

This issue we present:

Strips:

JUDGE DREDD- A Helping Hand by Writer Richard McAuliffe and Artist Tom Berry

JUDGE DREDD- Barely Legal by Writer Andrew Williams and Artist Daniel Bell

Judge Dredd- Jurassic Farce by Writer Lee Robson and Artist Stewart Moore

JUDGE DREDD- Mans Greatest Achievement by Writer Karl Stock and Artist Jared Souza

JUDGE DREDD- Masqueraid of Death by Writer Andi Ewington and Artist Kev Crossley

Max Normal-The Comeback King by Writer Mark Howard and Artist John Cahill

Judge Rico- Cursed Earth Patrol by Writer Richmond Clements and Artist Jake Lynch

Tales Of Mega-City 1-Baby Jays by Writers Alistair Mclean & Richard Swabey and Artist David Broughton

Available from The FQP Webshop for still only £3.00

Dogbreath 23: contents

Available now- Dogbreath 27

Behind the astounding cover by Ben Willsher Dr Bob gives you more files from the GCC archives.

This issue we present:

STRIPS

 Durham Red- Neon Nights by Writer Lee Robson and Artist Bolt-01

Maeve the many armed- One Woman Army by Writer Richmond Clements and Artist Nigel Dobbyn

SD- Malak's Brood by Writer Shaun Avery and Artist John Hutcheson

SD- The Gilpin Extraction by Writer Richmond Clements and Artist Bruce McLaren

SD-All That I Have by Writer Shaun Avery and Artist David Broughton

SD-Apocalypse Then by Writer Richmond Clements and Artist Bolt-01

SD's-Special by Writer Kehaar and Artist Stevie Denyer

Features:

Case File 30- The Rammy by Writer Leigh Shepherd

Starscan: Johnny Alpha by Artist Graeme Neil Reid

Available from The FQP Webshop Still only £3.00