My Comics Reading List #7

 Another binge-read of 2000 A.D. where we learn Henry Flint is not Flint Henry, and the former is now one of my favorite Judge Dredd artists.

51. 2000 A.D. PROG #2296

No Pandora Perfect in this installment of "Regened", but I love the art of Luke Horsman on the lead Cadet Dredd story. We'll see him again on this list...

52. 2000 A.D. PROG #2297

Steve Yeowell returns to Sinister Dexter after runs on the series in 1998 and 2003. I loved the work of Tazio Bettin the past couple years, but it's so great when one of these UK legends turns up in the Progs...

53. 2000 A.D. PROG #2298

James Peaty and Paul Marshall are finishing up the Skip Tracer serial strong with this penultimate chapter.

54. 2000 A.D. PROG #2299

Jaegir continues throwing out well-drawn science fiction every week...

55. 2000 A.D. PROG #2300

Surprise appearance by Russell M. Olson of GATEWAY CITY and SKRAWL fame, with some wild zombie fun...

56. 2000 A.D. PROG #2301

Love to see a new Noam Chimpsky serial start this issue, but the art by Luke Horsman on "Enemy Earth" is so much fun. A very loose, imaginative style that really draws you into a kind of silly science fiction/horror world.

57. 2000 A.D. PROG #2302

Okay, here's some incredible PJ Holden art from this brilliant Noam Chimpsky cycle featuring two particularly vicious mind-controlling beings...

58. 2000 A.D. PROG #2303

There's so much incredible Henry Flint art in this group of issues, here he collaborates with Rob Williams on an intense Judge Dredd serial...

59. 2000 A.D. PROG #2304

Let's not forget about that other Rob Williams series, HERSHEY, with amazing art by Simon Fraser. It takes place in Antarctica and has a nice twist on that classic science fiction story "Who Goes There?".

60. 2000 A.D. PROG #2305

More Henry Flint Dredd brilliance, love the structure of this page.