Annie Parkhouse

Okay, so first of three comics we have to talk about in this 2000 AD prog is Judge Dredd, The Oubliette, Part 19, script by Ken Nyman, art by Dan Cornwell, colours by Chris Flythe, and letters

by Annie Parkhouse.

I'll tell you what, Brisk 19 parts.

And I know we've been saying that for, like, weeks.

It's almost plastered onto it isn't it?

But what is not falling down is the credit card where it tells us that Ken Naiman did the script, Dan Cornwell did the art, and Chris Blythe was on colours with Annie Parkhouse on letters.

Yes.

Now, Judge Dredd's been trapped in a big hole for what? Yes.

I'm sorry.

Colours by Chris Blythe and letters by Annie Parkhouse.

Judge Dredd is a man.

He is.

Nightmare in New York, book two, part ten.

It's the last one of these.

Script by Kick W, art by David Roach, colours by Jim Boswell, left by Annie Parkhouse.

And before we get into the blue by blue, I'm doing it in the wrong order, but my conclusion thoughts of this is that I think that this Nightmare in New York has basically been fine, but I kind of feel like this could have been the first three comics, really, of book two.

Okay, well, let's start with the framing story.

Tharg's Nerve Centre in 1982 by The Mighty One and Robin Smith with Letters by Annie Parkhouse.

Black and white.

I think the only black and white we've got here is the framing story, isn't it? Yeah.

Yeah, great fun.

A sort of, you know, Tharg, the sales office discussing what sells at the moment and then Tharg and Mac1 deciding what to do about it and to get the merger underway.

Which takes us straight into Judge Dredd, Juve's Rule OK, by Ken Neiman, Simon Colby, Matt Soff and letters by Annie Parkhouse.

So obviously this is Kids Rule OK in the Judge Dredd universe, as it were.

But it is the big, exciting event storyline crossover with the magazine.

And I should tell you that it's scripted by Ken Naiman, the artist by Dan Cornwell, the colours by Chris Blythe and the letters by Annie Parkhouse.

Yes, he's been trapped in a Dark Souls these last many months.

He certainly has.

I...

KW double bill.

It is Nightmare in New York book two part nine script by KW, art by David Roach, colours by Jim Boswell and letters by Annie Parkhouse.

And we are joining Lil, Lillian Maloney in the basement of the Praetorian Dime Museum yet again after she was captured by a bunch of bad men.