Lawless 2024 - the photos, part 2

Hard to believe it's another 10 months to Lawless, boo! While we're waiting for the time to pass here's part 2 of my photos from Lawless 2024. 

Part 1 (the artists) was here

Here's just some of the amazing 2000AD art that David Roach had on display...

art by Belardinelli

art by Mick McMahon

art by Colin Wilson

art by Redondo (from Starlord)

Rogue Trooper art by Jose Ortiz

Dan Dare art by Garry Leach

MACH1 - the dolphin tapes - OA splash page

Bidding for this ends tonight - don't forget! Good luck if you bid.

Boom! sells for £1,600!

Over on that eBay - right here to be precise - someone (not me!) is selling off the original (Jesus Redondo) art to the title page of MACH1 - the dolphin tapes. As I type this bidding has reached £255. The auction ends this Friday (10th June) at just after 5pm. 

Good luck if you bid - I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I  think you're going you're going to need to bid closer to £750 to take this spectacular page home.

Check out all other...

Redondo posts here

MACH1 posts here

2000AD posts here

Original comic art posts here

Steve MacManus posts here

MACH1 - the dolphin tapes - OA splash page

Over on that eBay - right here to be precise - someone (not me!) is selling off the original (Jesus Redondo) art to the title page of MACH1 - the dolphin tapes. As I type this bidding has reached £255. The auction ends this Friday (10th June) at just after 5pm. 

Good luck if you bid - I'm going to stick my neck out and say that I  think you're going you're going to need to bid closer to £750 to take this spectacular page home.

Check out all other...

Redondo posts here

MACH1 posts here

2000AD posts here

Original comic art posts here

Steve MacManus posts here

Best of Misty Monthly

A quick look at 1986's The best of Misty monthly. I'll list out the stories re-printed in each issue and, where I can identify them, the artist involved.

The best of Misty monthly issue 1 (printed by IPC) - February 1986

Red knee-white terror! art by John Richardson

Hunt the ripper, art by Jesus Redondo

School of the lost...

Danger in the depths

The dummy, art by John Richardson

The best of Misty monthly issue 2 (printed by IPC) - March 1986

The not so genial genie

Cave of dread, art by John Armstrong

The four faces of Eve, art by Brian Delaney, script by Malcolm Shaw

Spend, spend, spend

The best of Misty monthly issue 3 (printed by IPC) - April 1986

The eyes of the gorgon 

Queen's weather

Hush, hush, sweet Rachel

Seal song

Alien seed

The best of Misty monthly issue 4 (printed by IPC) - May 1986

Who's a pretty boy then?

The queen's hair

The body snatchers

The guardian lynxes

Examination nerves, art by John Richardson

The love and the laughter

The best of Misty monthly issue 5 (printed by IPC) - June 1986

The final piece

Titch's tale..., art by John Richardson

Hangman's alley, art by Jesus Redondo

The family

Screaming point!, art by Jesus Redondo

It's a dog's life

The best of Misty monthly issue 6 (printed by IPC) - July 1986

Safe until morning

Slowcoach

Curse of the condor

House of horror

Last encounters

The day the sky grew dark, art by Romero

House of faith...

Danse macabre

Reflections, art by John Armstrong

The best of Misty monthly issue 7 (printed by IPC) - August 1986

The sad eyes of sorrow art by John Richardson

Song of Petina

An eye for an eye..., art by Jesus Redondo

Day of the dragon

Run, rabbit, run!

If only...

Who killed teacher?

Going...going...gone! art by John Armstrong

The best of Misty monthly issue 8 (printed by IPC) - September 1986

Catch me if you can...

Cry baby!

Mummy

The uglies, art by John Richardson

Miss Cassidy's cat...

The power of young Melissa, art by Romero

Fancy another jelly baby?

The treatment

The devil's dummy

Malice in wonderland

Nobody's child

The lighthouse keeper's daughter

Monster of green acres

Roots

Best of Misty Monthly - part 3 (of 4)

A quick look at 1986's The best of Misty monthly. I'll list out the stories re-printed in each issue and, where I can identify them, the artist involved.

The best of Misty monthly issue 5 (printed by IPC) - June 1986

The final piece

Titch's tale..., art by John Richardson

Hangman's alley, art by Jesus Redondo

The family

Screaming point!, art by Jesus Redondo

It's a dog's life

The best of Misty monthly issue 6 (printed by IPC) - July 1986

Safe until morning

Slowcoach

Curse of the condor

House of horror

Last encounters

The day the sky grew dark, art by Romero

House of faith...

Danse macabre

Reflections, art by John Armstrong

Best of Misty Monthly - part 1 (of 4)

A quick look at 1986's The best of Misty monthly. I'll list out the stories re-printed in each issue and, where I can identify them, the artist involved.

The best of Misty monthly issue 1 (printed by IPC) - February 1986

Red knee-white terror! art by John Richardson

Hunt the ripper, art by Jesus Redondo

School of the lost...

Danger in the depths

The dummy, art by John Richardson

The best of Misty monthly issue 2 (printed by IPC) - March 1986

The not so genial genie

Cave of dread, art by John Armstrong

The four faces of Eve, art by Brian Delaney, script by Malcolm Shaw

Spend, spend, spend

Monster art by Jesus Redondo up for sale

Just a quick heads-up for this fantastic piece of art that's currently on sale right here on eBay. 

Bids for £950 (or try a best offer). 

It's from issue 2 of Scream (31st March 1984) and the art is by Jesus Redondo.

What a page!

MACH 1 - volume 2 cover reveal

Amazon have (here) put up the cover for volume 2 of Rebellion's MACH1 reprints

Due ouf for release on 18 April next year, they say..
When terrorists, super-weapons and other-worldly forces plot destruction, the British Secret Service need John Probe – their number one super-agent. But when Probe begins to question the motives of his superiors and the ruthless logic of his cybernetic brain, he finds the service has dark secrets up its sleeve… including failed prototype, M.A.C.H. Zero!
The agency will find out what happens when they try to control Men Activated by Compu-Puncture Hyperpower!

Yours for £16.99

Monster art by Jesus Redondo for sale...

There's a chance (here) to pick up a piece of original Monster art by Jesus Redondo, not an original piece form Scream (or Eagle) this is a more recent piece...

Jesus Redondo at the 2000ad 40th anniversary convention (with Carlos Ezquerra to his left) and translator to Jesus's right

Monster artwork by Jesus Redondo - part 2

Back in January (here) we reported on the opportunity to by a preliminary sketch (for a commission) that artist Jesus Redondo had done of Uncle Terree (from the strip Monster in Scream). That page went for £41 and if you missed out then the same seller has put another sketch up for sale, it's listed here and bidding opens at £40 and runs until just after 7pm on Thursday (the 15th Feb), good luck!

Monster artwork by Jesus Redondo

Over (here) on ebay there's currently a listing which is described thus...

Jesus Redondo did a commission of Monster for me in 2015. As part of that he made some beautiful preliminary drawings. This is one of them. A full cover style image A4 size and in pencil, signed by Redondo.

Looks lovely

Here's Jesus himself at the 2000ad con in February 2017 (Carlos Ezquerra is pictured to his left)

Wildcat - issue 11

It's another  Jose Ortiz cover for issue 11 of Wildcat

Vanyo is still going strong on Turbo Jones

Hmm, the "very special news" is a modern variant of the "great news for all readers" tag-line of yeteryear

Pin up by Vanyo

Complete line-up is as follows
Cover by Jose Artiz
Kitten Magee illustrated by Jose Ortiz, writer unknown
Joe Alien illustrated by Ron Smith, writer unknown
Loner illustrated by David Pugh, writer unknown
Turbo Jones illustrated by Vanyo, writer unknown
Wildcat complete [one-off strip] illustrated by Redondo, writer unknown

Wildcat - issue 8

Finally! Ron Smith's art gest to grace the cover of Wildcat, here's the cover to issue 8

Vanyo provides the delightful pin-up art for the leader of the Arglon Council of Elders

First appearance of the art of Joan Boix

And David Pugh is proving the art teaser poster for the next issue

Complete listing is as follows
Cover art is by Ron Smith
Turbo Jones is illustrated by Vanyo, writer is unknown
Joe Alien is illustrated by Ron Smith, writer is unknown
Kitten Magee is illustrated by Jose Ortiz, writer is unknown
Loner is illustrated by David Pugh, writer is unknown
Death on Wildcat [one off story] by Joan Boix, writer is unknown