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Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 03 Apr 2017, 16:21
by wilsia
Excellent news, mines on order.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 03 Apr 2017, 16:49
by Lew Stringer
wilsia wrote:Excellent news, mines on order.
It features all the One-Eyed Jack stories from Valiant, up to and including the final issue. No Battle stories though so perhaps they'll be in a later volume. The book will be out on 15th June at £14.99.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 03 Apr 2017, 18:35
by big bad bri
Did Eagle mark 2 reprint the one eyed jack valiant stories or Battle ones or both ?

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 03 Apr 2017, 19:28
by Westy
big bad bri wrote:Did Eagle mark 2 reprint the one eyed jack valiant stories or Battle ones or both ?
It's a couple of decades since I read the stories, but from memory Eagle reprinted all weekly episodes. I do recall that some of the language and artwork was censored.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 04 Apr 2017, 21:22
by Lew Stringer
Anyone able to help Rebellion with copies of Thunder? See details here:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... 6588986365

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 04 Apr 2017, 22:51
by starscape
Wonder which character? Adam Eterno would be the obvious but he is owned by IPC. Still, I'd be all over that. When I reprinted the Leopard from Lime Street, Adam was the other choice (but IPC wanted a huge amount of money).

Black Max seems the only other choice, unless there is mileage I can't see in the Steel Commando.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 04 Apr 2017, 23:05
by Lew Stringer
starscape wrote:Wonder which character? Adam Eterno would be the obvious but he is owned by IPC. Still, I'd be all over that. When I reprinted the Leopard from Lime Street, Adam was the other choice (but IPC wanted a huge amount of money).

Black Max seems the only other choice, unless there is mileage I can't see in the Steel Commando.

Black Max would be my first choice as a Thunder reprint. I think it stands up better than some Eterno strips, but both can hopefully be republished eventually.

I had every issue of Thunder when they were published but sold them in the 1980s. I still have one or two I think.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 30 Apr 2017, 15:40
by Lew Stringer
The first book in Rebellion's Treasury of British Comics series, One-Eyed Jack, is ready for pre-order from the 2000AD website. Here's the cover and a bit more info on my blog:

https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2017 ... order.html

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 30 Apr 2017, 21:14
by SID
Just ordered my copy.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 11:59
by Lew Stringer
The Marney the Fox cover looks even better with the logo added:
https://lewstringer.blogspot.co.uk/2017 ... esign.html

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 12:36
by philcom55
That's one title I'll definitely be buying! The news that there is now a Judge Dredd TV series in preparation also raises the intriguing prospect of some of these old Fleetway properties being developed for the big or little screen in the same way. I wonder which would work best: Marney, Adam Eterno, One-Eyed Jack - or maybe a series from one of the Girls' comics like Misty, Tammy or Jinty...?

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 12:39
by Lew Stringer
philcom55 wrote:That's one title I'll definitely be buying! The news that there is now a Judge Dredd TV series in preparation also raises the intriguing prospect of some of these old Fleetway properties being developed for the big or little screen in the same way. I wonder which would work best: Marney, Adam Eterno, One-Eyed Jack - or maybe a series from one of the Girls' comics like Misty, Tammy or Jinty...?
Whichever ones that could be done for a modest budget, I'd imagine. :wink:

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 13:04
by philcom55
....Hmmm! Mr Evans the Talking Rabbit perhaps? :)

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 13:18
by Lew Stringer
philcom55 wrote:....Hmmm! Mr Evans the Talking Rabbit perhaps? :)
Billy's Boots would be fairly cheap to do I'd think, and would make a good children's TV series.

Re: Rebellion reveal their plans for classic Fleetway charac

Posted: 15 May 2017, 22:01
by Adam Eterno
Lew Stringer wrote:
philcom55 wrote:....Hmmm! Mr Evans the Talking Rabbit perhaps? :)
Billy's Boots would be fairly cheap to do I'd think, and would make a good children's TV series.
Good call! It would make a great series.