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Rogue Trooper, 'Fear of the Machine', Ep 3, p2, 2000AD #248

Artist: Colin Wilson (All)

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Rogue Trooper, 'Fear of the Machine', Ep 3, p2, 2000AD #248 Comic Art

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Title:	Rogue Trooper, 'Fear of the Machine', Ep 3, p2, 2000AD #248
Artist:	Colin Wilson (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	634
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	9/7/2013
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More Tron-type trauma, as Rogue and Gunnar remain at the mercy of an angry machine-controlled balloon, whilst Helm and Bagman run around naked inside said computer, conspicuously failing to pack any... er... armament. Pursuing them are the Nort bioforms. I absolutely love these guys, with their sinister skull faces and mad bio-electric bodies � a triumph of design on Colin Wilson�s part. I�m also very fond of the way Wilson gives the cyberscape many strangely organic qualities: Helm is here bedevilled by clusters of floating orbs (which I suppose makes up for his own lack of spherical necessities.) It�s a tough life in the Souther army, especially when you�re dead and have no clothes.

Thanks to Royd Burgoyne for the sale of this page (and the other one, of course.)

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Royd Burgoyne
Member Since 2003

Posted on 9/7/2013

Happy to have been able to help out mate! These are truly great pages by Colin and I was delighted with their condition when I received the parcel from Colin containing the pages.

Greg Meldrum
Member Since 2010

Posted on 9/9/2013

Yes - virtually pristine, which is remarkable for pieces which are, at time of writing, over thirty years old! Cheers again, Royd!

Daniel Ashton
Member Since 2013

Posted on 2/27/2022

Long time admirer of this page. What a beauty!

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