McMahon Dredd Cover - Prog#193

[robocook]

http://secret-oranges.blogspot.com/2012/02/mcmahon-does-dredd.html

[strontium71]

Did Tom Frame do colouring then?

[robocook]

In those days, yes. Along with Gina Hart.

[ming]

Awesome stuff, Steve. If production art like this popped up on eBay I'd jump at it like a shot; the Bolland Eagle covers I've seen just don't have the same impact for some reason.

[strontium71]

You learn something new everyday - I only ever assumed he did the lettering 

[fonky]

Fantastic! McMahon would get my vote for favourite Dredd artist.

[robocook]

Without sounding in any way grumpy, can you could link to the image rather than put it up here?

Otherwise scanning all this stuff to maintain the blog becomes a bit pointless.

Thanx!
Steve

[Proudhuff]

some great stuff on that blog, there goes the afternoon 

[Alski]

He's no Cliff Robinson, eh?

[Judge Jack]

No, he's better. A lot better, 

[Noisybast]

Different. I'm not sure I'd say better.
Apples and Oranges, innit?
I love fruit, me...

[Alien Goodness]

This was my favourite period for McMahon work. I know he liked to keep evolving his style, but personally I didn't like the stuff he produced a few years later such as Sláine.

[W. R. Logan]

This was my favourite period for McMahon work. I know he liked to keep evolving his style, but personally I didn't like the stuff he produced a few years later such as Sláine.

Whilst this period of McM Dredd is my fave his work on Slaine was pure genius .

[Darren Stephens]

Whilst this period of McM Dredd is my fave his work on Slaine was pure genius .

Agree with you there. I used to pour over that for hours! Terrific blog too, Steve.

[maryanddavid]

Nice Steve keep them coming!

I like all of McMahons work, the stand outs are Fink, Slaine, and the Last American.