ABC Warrior Centre Spreads

[W. R. Logan]

ABC Warrior Centre Spreads, various artists:

[George Dread]

AW now those are testaments to the love for two thousand ad, I have.

Where else was I gonna find a machine fashioned into the shape of a cow and a yeti on the same page, or rampaging SS style armoured T-rexes, or beautiful streets ahead female portraits in glorious technicolour during puberty on the weekend, eh? I'll tell yer where!

 Only at the Tharg Nerve Centre research of beyond the box of frogs, thats where. (nostalgic sigh)

[TordelBack]

All begging the question as to why they keep reprinting the Meknificent Seven volume solely in B&W.  Glossy colour is good enough for mixed B&W/Colour Sláine at a comparable STG£14 price point.  Tell me you wouldn't buy it. Again.

[vzzbux]

Pure Arsomness.







VNP

[George Dread]

All begging the question as to why they keep reprinting the Meknificent Seven volume solely in B&W.  Glossy colour is good enough for mixed B&W/Colour Sláine at a comparable STG£14 price point.  Tell me you wouldn't buy it. Again.

Absolutely. A special gold plated edition of Meknificient 7. I would buy it! Seriously for my own indulgence I've not felt the affinity with the B&W, call me shallow, fair enough.

Go on DEMAND this. Go on, demand Tordle, I'm right behind you. I'll wave every so often so you know its still me.

[Dandontdare]

Lordy, those are good. They remind me why I used to LOVE the ABC Warriors, and why the recent runs have made me weep in comparison.

[Mike Gloady]

I actually WOULD buy it again if the colour stuff was in it (in colour, obviously).  Never thought I'd be that guy, but I am. 

Now, why isn't Einarsson credited on the cover of my current copy?

[The Cosh]

Until Logan first posted this stuff, I'd never realised the early ABC Warriors were in colour!

It's well lush and the Retreat from Volgow is my favourite.

[Satanist]

Thanks for that. I have my PC hooked up to the big TV in the living room and when they popped up my 5 year old went nuts and started making up his own stories for the pictures. So they still work all these years later!