Falling outside of the 1968-1978 remit of this site, but Judge Anderson almost made it within that bracket, and i'm dead pleased with it, so:
Been a fan of Dave Taylors work since his work on Dark Horse's "Tongue Lash" and knew he was going to be doing an Anderson tale for the Megazine from his previews on his Blog.
When it arrived it didn't disapoint - an old school Mega City tale involving sentinent buildings getting up and smushing stuff.
And the art was top notch. Dave is excellent at both inticate machinery and the female form and this strip showed both off brilliantly.
So, dead chuffed to get this page. I wanted this one in particular as the final panel is an excellent example of what i'm talking about - a stunning Anderson giving off loads of attitude in front of a very detailed city (the panel itself is relatively small but the amount of tight, tiny detail is astounding).
When it arrived it didn't disapoint - an old school Mega City tale involving sentinent buildings getting up and smushing stuff.
And the art was top notch. Dave is excellent at both inticate machinery and the female form and this strip showed both off brilliantly.
So, dead chuffed to get this page. I wanted this one in particular as the final panel is an excellent example of what i'm talking about - a stunning Anderson giving off loads of attitude in front of a very detailed city (the panel itself is relatively small but the amount of tight, tiny detail is astounding).
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