I'm trying to find a strip which appeared in either 2000AD or Halo Jones but I don't know either what it was called or when it came out.
All I remember is that a young woman is lounging about her apartment and feeling very dissatisfied with the world she lives in. She's either reading a book by the Ancient Roman poet Lucretius or a book about him, and wishing she could meet a guy like him. Which is a bit odd really, given that Lucretius eschewed romantic love.
Still, I'd like to go back and see how the story developed. Can anyone identify it?
Originally posted by Kim - kim.d@tesco.net - on the old forum on 14/02/2003
2000AD OR HALO IDENTIFICATION
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Erm, I assume you mean the strip Halo Jones which appeared in 2000AD. Never actually read the strip myself (always seemed to skip this one?!?) which is odd because it's a cracker by all accounts. Alan Moore and Ian Gibson were the two folk responsible. Try this site and see if it rings a bell.
homepage.tinet.ie/~okku/2000ad/halojone.htm
Originally posted by Andy J on the old forum on 14/02/2003
homepage.tinet.ie/~okku/2000ad/halojone.htm
Originally posted by Andy J on the old forum on 14/02/2003
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I read through Halo Jones over the weekend and the scene I mentioned (reading a book by or about Lucretius) does not appear in this. So the question is still open: where did I see this?
Originally posted by Kim on the old forum on 17/02/2003
Originally posted by Kim on the old forum on 17/02/2003
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this may well be the amazing maze demore?? strip.if it is it was drawn by ian gibson as a tester for halo jones,i think it was written by alan hebden.i'll have to check to see where it first appeared.i have a feeling that it was a 2000ad special.
Originally posted by Rrsb on the old forum on 26/02/2003
Originally posted by Rrsb on the old forum on 26/02/2003
