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(Shamelessly inspired by the BBC Breakfast piece this morning)
For me it was The Numbskulls
Bash Street Kids.
Bash Street Kids.
Wizzer and Chips.
The VCs or ABC Warriors.
Bash Street Kids by a country mile - used to buy the Beano and only read that...
Rachel
Union Jack Jackson from Warlord, I think. Great stuff! Always refusing a commission to keep killing the baddies with his US buddies.
Oor Wullie (even though it was in 'twa pes an a pint' Dundonian) 😀
Dan Dare -would go with my pocket money to the local shop to get Eagle every week.
Kev
Billy whizz..
quite liked the numbskulls in The Beezer?
I hated Dan Dare and all the more grown up looking cartoons in the Dandy it was far too intelectual a read for me as a kid
Bash Street Kids was ace.
Also loved Tough of the Track, Alf Tupper was hard as nails.
I can't remember, I used to get Hurricane though.
Another bash st kids fan here!
The Pathetic Sharks. I'm still a kid.
GlitterGary - MemberBash Street Kids was ace.
Also loved Tough of the Track, Alf Tupper was hard as nails.
Brilliant, agreed!
Kev
THere were some amazing artists on 2000ad weren't they? Loved how they weren't afraid to swap round artists on the same characters.
I never liked the Tharg-thing though or when they had some gimp photographed in a Tharg-mask.
What was that London-based superhero storyline?
I had the first 50 2000ADs. My mum threw them away 🙁
I had the first 50 2000ADs. My mum threw them away
I had everyone (inc monthly specials and annuals) for the first 10yrs. My Mum binned them two years ago 🙁
Mine are wrapped up in my parent's attic for a rainy day. though I'm not old enough to have started from ish 1.
Ah Zenith it was!
Blast from the past- this was one of my fave 'niche' 2000ad strips 🙂
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/m/mastman.htm
http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/r/reddrag.htm
Wiz war feauring Wizard prang and demon druid
Charlie's war from Battle
Alf Tupper (The Tough of the Track) and a cyclist who I can't remember the name of. I've tried googling the cyclist and [i]Tearaway Telson? Black strip, no domestiques, fixed gear and 40mph up endless hills[/i] is the only name it comes up with, so if anyone can remember..................
Strange really as I had no interest in either cycling or athletics at the time.
Not so much a comic strip when I read them, but it was always between
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In fact, it was probably 'Asterix in Corsica' that put it in my head for our first holiday abroad a few years ago...
Must look out all the books, + the 14-odd year collection of 2000 AD's for storing in case 14 week old mini-me gets interested... "Daa-aad, there's no gun-fire, sound or realistic 1st-person game-play..."
Also this fantastically illustrated version -
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Willy the Kid. Only published as a book once a year, I think there were 3 books. A ruder version of the Beano.
good memories..
numbskulls and asterix
Bash Street Kids but also Desperate Dan and Roger the Dodger.
How could I forget Asterix! Tintin was also good but I loved Asterix 🙂
I had the first 50 2000ADs. My mum threw them away
Me too - the first few years worth. My mum gave them to the local school jumble sale when I went off to Poly. 😥 ABC warriors were my favourites too.
I also remember being introduced to Calvin and Hobbes about 20 years ago; a mate lent me one of the books. I laughed so hard I cried. Simply brilliant
Roger the Dodger. I also liked the rich chap and the poor one, Ivor Lott and Tony Broke?
Another one for Rogue Trooper.
Got most 2000ADs from 1986-2008 bagged up in the loft.





