Dredd In The Metro Interview
2000ad Review has an interview with 2000AD Publisher Dominic Preston, regarding the new Judge Dredd strip in the free newspaper The Metro.
Read it here.
posted by Jim at 11:41 PM

Ennis talks Punisher MAX
Newsarama have a new interview with Garth Ennis up, talking about his plans for The Punisher and the title's move to the MAX imprint.
Read it here.
posted by Jim at 9:10 PM

This Week's Toothwatch running late.
The new listings won't be online until Tuesday evening.
posted by Jim at 12:27 AM

CYBEROSIA PUBLISHES JAMIE DELANO'S 2020 VISIONS

Press Release
Cyberosia Publishing officially announced today that it is reprinting Jamie Delano’s 2020 VISIONS in an all-new hardcover edition.

“I’ve read 1984 and Brave New World, and I put 2020 VISIONS right there next to them,” said publisher Scott O. Brown. “Add the work of four fantastic artists to the riveting story, and you have an epic of depth and passion that truly deserves to be called a graphic novel.”

Originally published by DC/Vertigo, 2020 VISIONS is Jamie Delano’s tour de force. Broken into four chapters illustrated by Frank Quitely (New X-Men), Warren Pleece (True Faith, American Century), James Romberger (Seven Miles a Second), and Steve Pugh (Vampirella/Witchblade), 2020 VISIONS follows a disjointed family trying to get by in the socially decayed and morally decadent United States of 2020.

Jamie Delano calls his stories “human dramas, set in a post-Millennial American landscape shaped by my own politics and prejudice, hallucinated by my artistic collaborators. They're about fear, murder, sex, hatred and love...the things that people do. Because, however radically our technologies and cultures change, people still make the best stories.”

2020 VISIONS, a black and white, 296 page hardcover graphic novel with an introduction by science fiction and comics author Richard Kadrey, will be available this April. It will retail for $29.95 and is available to preorder from your local comics retailer with Diamond Order Code FEB04 2271. Visit http://www.cyberosia.com for a free pdf preview of the book.
posted by Jim at 6:46 PM