Ashley Wood and 3A get 2000ad license

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hey did anyone snag one of these that doesnt want to keep it and would sell it for retail, to hook a freak up. i would greatly appreciate it if anyone has one they dont want. thanks.
 
There will be a second version coming out in the future (no date yet) which will be essentially the same figure but with a different (modern) 2000AD logo on the jacket.

Might as well wait for that one if no one wants to sell.
 
I am - or was - a fan of the comic, at least, how it was in the late 70's and 80's. But my preference would be for well made generic figures rather than stylised versions and I don't see why that means they could be described as 'watered down'. I also think stylised versions will put off casual fans - I'd rather they were drawn in.

And actually, the visual style of the comic was never uniformly excellent - there's a big difference between the quality of the artwork produced by Kevin O'Neill and Brian Bolland and that produced by Mike McMahon and Carlos Ezquerra, which I found scrappy and unappealing. Not 'quirky' - just bad art. The storytelling was usually better than the artwork.

As for Tharg, again, why start with a character that was always a bit of a joke and has minimal popular appeal?

McMahon and Carlos Ezquerra = bad art???? are you blind mate??
 
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Wow that is awesome... I'm completely out of the loop on 3A stuff, how hard will it be to get this figure?

He'd look great with my Ape collection :lecture
 
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