Hey Paul. A lot of this stuff is available out there on the internet, you just have to have a dig around. You might have a better chance by searching for the comic it appeared in (Smash) rather than the individual story. I think Rebellion, the publishers of 2000AD, bought a whole bunch of old British comic characters a while ago:
http://downthetubes.net/?p=33494
Whether Cursitor Doom was one of them, I'm not sure. You could contact Rebellion and ask? Otherwise you could try Titan, who published the Albion book?
It's probably easier to find the original comics though. Good luck!
Thanks. I followed your advice and got a whole series of 'Smash' in digital form from Ebay minus one week in the middle of the 'Return of the Hunter'. I managed to get an original 'Smash' for that week and so now have re-read the story 47 years after first seeing it. I remember it scared the **** out of me when I was 8.
Do you know if it is possible to get the rest of this story anywhere?
ReplyDeleteHey Paul. A lot of this stuff is available out there on the internet, you just have to have a dig around. You might have a better chance by searching for the comic it appeared in (Smash) rather than the individual story.
ReplyDeleteI think Rebellion, the publishers of 2000AD, bought a whole bunch of old British comic characters a while ago:
http://downthetubes.net/?p=33494
Whether Cursitor Doom was one of them, I'm not sure. You could contact Rebellion and ask? Otherwise you could try Titan, who published the Albion book?
It's probably easier to find the original comics though. Good luck!
Hi Crow,
ReplyDeleteThanks. I followed your advice and got a whole series of 'Smash' in digital form from Ebay minus one week in the middle of the 'Return of the Hunter'. I managed to get an original 'Smash' for that week and so now have re-read the story 47 years after first seeing it. I remember it scared the **** out of me when I was 8.
Thanks again, Paul