Warrior

Ah, Warrior... I miss you. Do you miss me?

Art by Steve Parkhouse. April 1984.

Garry Leach

Ah, bugger-it, let's have some more Garry Leach. Here's some original art, well-and-truly plundered from here. Ah, The VCs., has got to be one of my all-time favourite 2000AD strips ever. And below that a page from some obscure superhero strip from back in the day. ;)

Laser Eraser and Pressbutton

Art by Garry Leach, November 1985. Hm, there was a bunch of Laser Eraser and Pressbutton stories specifically created for the American market. I wonder if they were ever collected?

Axel Pressbutton

Just realised that this is only the second piece of Dave Gibbons art in the blog. This is from December 1984. I see a Treen, a comics editor from Betelgeuse and a certain Dalek killer in the background. Lots of fun!

Home is the Sailor

Wonderful, wonderful art by John Ridgeway. Warrior issue 17, March 1984. I still remember reading this strip and the feeling of shock I felt seeing those last two frames. Such a touching story...

Go here to read another favourite war story of mine.

I wish the complete run of Warrior could be reprinted in it's entirety. It's never going to happen of course, because of the Marvelman/Miracleman debacle. Sigh!

 

 

The Bojeffries Saga

By Steve Parkhouse. Tundra Books 1992. Reprint edition of strips that originally appeared in Warrior between 1983/84. Ah, Warrior.... I loved you so much!

Laser Eraser and Pressbutton

Garry Leach, December 1985.

Warpsmith

Garry Leach again. This is the cover art for Warrior issue 10, April May 1983.

Garry Leach

Garry Leach provides an illustration for the first issue of Warrior magazine, March 1982. Ahhh, Warrior you still make the sexy love times to my mind after all this time....