Hi there

[colindean]

Another long-term lurker here.

I was a regular reader of 2000AD back in the late 90s (I know, I know) until the expense and inconvenience of living on the other side of the world (New Zealand) took it's toll.  Various attempts to get back into the prog followed over the next few years; then, just after the Dredd movie came out, I found that the Megazine could be purchased digitally ... and I've been reading it ever since.

Long story short ... Tharg pulled another Doomsday Scenario on us, and I wanted to know what was going on in the prog.  So I've subscribed for the year (shakes fist at Tharg).

I'm not regretting it yet.

[ZenArcade]

Welcome to the forum of all things 2000AD Colin. Enjoy. Z

[Minkyboy]

Wotcha Bloke, good to have you aboard.

[Dark Jimbo]

Wow. I didn't honestly think there were people who bought the Megazine but not the prog - always assumed it had to be the other way around, if anything.

[Michael Knight]

Hi there and welcome to the forum from a fellow newbie!

[Colin YNWA]

Arh another Colin, I know your pain.

Welcome back aboard - have fun catching up.

[Heath C Ackley]

Welcome aboard mate.

[colindean]

Thanks for the welcome, everyone.

Wow. I didn't honestly think there were people who bought the Megazine but not the prog - always assumed it had to be the other way around, if anything.

I was getting the Meg from Clickwheel to start off with, which was unbeatable value at the time: 130 pages of articles a strips for around 2 pounds.   It also helped that I hadn't read much of the content in the floppies. 

[maryanddavid]

Howdo!

[Prodigal2]

Welcome mate.

[Rately]

Welcome aboard, Colin!

[SpongeJosh]

Hello 

[colindean]

Thank you again for the welcome.

Am currently catching up on the last three months of progs.  Having a ball. 

[8-Ball]

Welcome to the board. A finer bunch of chaps and chapesses you'll struggle to find.