2000AD at 40: A Tale of Two Thargs

4th Jun 2017 4pm - 5pm
British Summer Time

at Ryan's Bar

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The beloved weekly home of Judge Dredd turns 40 years old this year. Celebrate with two insiders who’ve worn the mantle of ‘Tharg’, alien editor of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic. Steve MacManus edited 2000AD in its 80s heyday, and current editor Matt Smith presides over a new golden age. Our two Thargs have the skinny on favourite characters, top creators and more. Steve will be signing copies of The Mighty One: My Life Inside The Nerve Centre. Moderated by Andrew Harrison of the Bigmouth pop culture podcast. Suitable for Earthlets of all ages.

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2000AD at 40: A Tale of Two Thargs

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