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    2000 AD #61

    2000 AD » 2000 AD #61 - Prog 61 released by Rebellion on April 22, 1978.

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    Prog 61 last edited by alfaxman on 07/29/20 05:47AM View full history

    The Judge Dredd mega-epic The Cursed Earth begins here. Also this prog, the final chapter of Colony Earth.

    Cover: Mike McMahon (Judge Dredd)

    • Dan Dare - Nightmare Planet (part 1) (Chris Lowder - Brian Lewis - Steve Potter)
    • Inferno (part 26) (Tom Tully - Massimo Belardinelli - Peter Knight)
    • Colony Earth (part 10 - final part) (Jim Watson - Tony Jacob)
    • Judge Dredd - The Cursed Earth (part 1) (Pat Mills - Mick McMahon - Tom Frame)
    • M.A.C.H.1 - The Final Encounter (part 1) (Pat Mills - Jesus Blasco - John Aldrich)
    • Walter the Wobot: Fwiend of Dwedd - Fwankenheim's Monster (part 3) (Joe Collins - Brian Bolland - Peter Knight)
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    dmstarz's top 25 2000AD covers no2 0

    2000 AD #61 - Prog 61 by dmstarz on August 30, 2008

    Did I mention that Mike McMahon did some brilliant Cursed Earth covers?  No3 on my list was the last cover of the saga, No2 is the first, a wonderfully exciting, iconic image that is so good that his Cursed Earth cohort, Brian Bolland (a big McMahon fan, incidentally), later did a homage to it on the cover to 2000AD Prog 1505 (Origins).  But Dredd has never looked as dramatic or as focused as this, practically blazing out of the cover on his harleyesque lawmaker, a punk to his right.  There's gu...

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