Magazines you used to buy

[Section_31]

Fuck, how could I forget:

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I've got this in my draw from when I was ten:

 

 

 

I've answered the q and page aswell, I think I was quite disturbed as a young'un....

 

 

 

The top question is 'what would you like to see attached to the fron of the magzine (within reason) answer; A super nintendo.

[Section_31]

Quality, was super play the one that used to get all the previews of games well before the others? But the images always looked grainy as fuck, like it was some kind of corporate espionagae shit?

[Guest TK-421]

Egm was good for keeping in touch with the US stuff but they must have been on the payroll of all the major publishers. Every game got a glowing review.

[Guest TK-421]

I might add that im digging how this thread is inevitably gaming-centric. Tnf on the gf stealth.

[brucespanner]

Melody Maker, solely for pictures of Justine Frischmann, Sonya Madan, Louise Wener and my personal favourite Meriel Barham.

 

 

Girl, Guitar and Red Hair........ You can stick your gigawhatsits.

[chris71]

Always remember that April Fool edition of Shoot in 1989 or so that had Rushie on the cover in an Everton top.

 

And then inside: "Ian Rush sign for Everton? Neverton!"

 

I still smile now thinking of how many Bitters were, even for a few seconds, duped.

 

Ha, remember seeing that as well in the local Eason's. My heart stopped beating and time stood still with the fright . What a relief when I realised it was a spoof.

[silverlining]

That reminds me of those epic F______l Picture Story Monthly comics from the people who did Beano and Dandy, many of them had stories featuring "Liverton" and their great rivals "Everpool".

 

I found my collection of those a while back and I noticed that the cobbled-together team names had irked me so much at the time that I'd amended a few of the comics with biro to give them real names. What an odd child I was.

 

Yeah, but look what you've matured into!

 

Oh.

[Carvalho Diablo]

I once won Greavsie's £10er.

[Bobby Hundreds]

I used to buy 2000AD briefly. There was a strip with Jack the Ripper time traveling it was surreal, I never got to find out what happened in it.

[Sut]

I used to buy 2000AD briefly. There was a strip with Jack the Ripper time traveling it was surreal, I never got to find out what happened in it.

 

Think he was posting on this forum for a while.

[silverlining]

I used to buy 2000AD briefly. There was a strip with Jack the Ripper time traveling it was surreal, I never got to find out what happened in it.

 

It was called "Killing Time" (Chris Weston (artist) and John Smith (writer)).

 

I re-read it recently and I can inform you that it's as brilliantly fucked up and ace as you remember.

 

It's considered one of the classics.

[Pony Princess]

Fuck, how could I forget:

 

 

One thing about comics that always narks me off is when they do the floaty head thing. I can't explain it but it narks me off. Heads belong on necks and shoulders. I think maybe its because Spiderman comics do it loads and I find spiderman the shit-tier of comics.