2000AD #365 Strontium Dog: Outlaw (Part 3), page 27

Impressionnant pièce action - bravo paul !!

Thanks, my friend!

Strontium Dog vs. Strontium Dog!  Great action page with interesting panel design.  Cool to see Wulf throwing der happy stick and a somewhat rare Johnny hand-to-hand attack.  Effective perspective shift in the last two panels shows our heroes blasting their way down a level.  Always good to see different bounty hunters with their wide variety of mutations as well.

That's a good point, Brett. The action follows down through the floor in those two panels, but the perspective does indeed change enough to make sense of the figure poses. Sometimes, the array of mutation types is what's most intriguing about the Stronty pages. Thanks!

Dobbs is definitely waking up with a headache! The rounded corners make it seem like you're watching one of those great B&W Sci-Fi programs on a little '50s TV ;)

Ha ha! Yes, I see the similarity ;-).

Mmmm... pickles.

Everyone was a cucumber to Wulf.

Hats off on this one!!! Nuff said!

Thanks, Toni!

as an uncultured american i didnt read a lot of the 2000 AD stuff until some of the reprints. but they always had top notch artists. great page with fantastic composition

Definitely not uncultured - not with that Hulk collection of yours, Danny! It was really exciting when 2000AD started to gain a much wider audience in the US.

Gritty action! It's a cold, grey day here - I should have stayed in bed too. 

Ha ha! Hopefully you didn't get a Strontium Dog bashing you in the head, though.

Now there is something that you don't see every day! Outstanding!

I never get tired of seeing these cool 2000AD pages from your collection, another awesome Carlos page. The rounded panel corners and the storytelling style are very distinct (and not something I grew up with in the U.S.) - really cool!

Thanks, Kavi! Always happy to share some British art.

Wonderful piece!  Congrats!

The first two panels are great!  The first breaks into the next, but it's a complete 180 camera turn to keep the audience engaged!

The first two panels explode with action!