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Starblazer

 
 
quinine92001
22:48 / 10.07.01
Have any of you read the Starblazer comics that Grant wrote?
 
 
Tom Coates
09:15 / 07.04.02
No, I haven't - has anyone else got any information on these?
 
 
The resistable rise of Reidcourchie
10:14 / 07.04.02
I use to read Starblazer many, many years ago if you can tell me which stories he wrote I'll tell you whether I read them.
 
 
Steve Block
05:11 / 08.04.02
I use to read Starblazer many, many years ago if you can tell me which stories he wrote I'll tell you whether I read them.

From Timemachinego

Starblazer:
"Algol the Terrible" Starblazer #15 (DC Thompson, '79, a/w: Grant Morrison)
"Last Man on Earth" Starblazer #28 (DC Thompson, '80, a: Keith Robson)
"Operation Overkill" Starblazer #45 (DC Thompson, '81, a: Alcatena)
"The Cosmic Outlaw" Starblazer #86 (DC Thompson, '82, a: Jamie Ortiz)
"The Death Reaper" Starblazer #127 (DC Thompson,'84, a: Alcatena)
"Mind Bender" Starblazer #167 (DC Thompson, '86, a: Alcatena)
"The Midas Mystery" Starblazer #177 (DC Thompson, '86, a: Alcatena)
"The Ring of Gofannon" Starblazer #209 (DC Thompson, '88, a: Garijo)
 
 
yawn - thing's buddy
17:55 / 08.04.02
yknow i reckon Algol the Terrible might have cropped up in a future shock in 2000ad some time ago (like 1985/6 or summat)
 
 
The resistable rise of Reidcourchie
19:27 / 08.04.02
The Death Reaper rings a bell, it was certainly around about the time I was reading Starblazer, now if you could just find some pictures of the covers then I could tell you for sure.
 
 
quinine92001
20:26 / 08.04.02
Algol the Terrible and Operation Overkill remind me of Star Wars. Great writing by the G-Man!
 
 
Dan Fish - @Fish1k
21:53 / 24.05.05
Have a peek at my Fish1000 Comics website and spread the word!
 
 
FinderWolf
13:51 / 25.05.05
Not to be confused with Star Blazers a.k.a. Space Cruiser Yamato, I expect...?
 
 
Ganesh
15:10 / 25.05.05
Or stargazers, which are lilies.