Prog 1971 - The Jaws of Defeat?

[Eamonn Clarke]

Sadly no Saturday Prog-age at Clarke towers but here's Tiernen Trevallion's cover courtesy of the @2000AD tweet droid.



"she flies like a bird and I wish that she were mine"

[mejustnow]

Progless

[Batman's Superior Cousin]

Same here!!!

[Leigh S]

And here! 

[Tjm86]

No tooth to distract from inspection planning.  Bugger!

[Skullmo]

A Prog free Saturday is a sad thing.

[jannerboyuk]

I've got the prog free blues 

[jannerboyuk]

The cover is a bit too grey for my tastes

[Hawkmumbler]

The cover is a bit too grey for my tastes

In contrast I think it's absolutely brilliant. I love it when the TT Droid draws in a kind of late 19th century newspaper illustration style.

[Steve Green]

Gorgeous cover

[Frank]

The cover is a bit too grey for my tastes

Yes, the fantastic draughtsmanship, composition, detail, depth, delight in grotesquerie, and the clever thing they've done with the transparency of the balloon aside, the palette of Trevallion's latest in a long line of cover of the year contenders is a little muted.

I'VE ORANGE AND TEALED IT:

 

... to make it better. No concerns about cover typography this week? Good.

[dweezil2]

Yep! No complaints about the cover from me, it's drokking gorgeous!

That said, I misread the forum topic heading as "Jawas of defeat!" 

[jannerboyuk]

Jeez sorry I spoke

[SuperSurfer]

I really don't know what came over the artist. Making an evening/night scene not look like a garish daytime scene. Whatever next.

[Minkyboy]

Progless too. Did anyone get it?