DOOMLORD: Deathlords Of Nox No 1 EAGLE GRAPHIC NOVEL ALAN GRANT JOHN WAGNER (DOOMLORD DEATHLORDS OF NOX)

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Alan Grant, Alan Grant and John Wagner( w)."Doomlord II" Eagle(14 August to 29 December 1982). IPC Magazines. Julian: The model was definitely thrown out, I’m afraid. But before I did, amongst others, I know I took some photos of it. It also got used in a simple picture I did for Liverpool Museum, in 1980. I have that somewhere too. But the model is long gone. AC: That’s amazing. Was it touched up paint-wise after you bought it or was it as-is? Does it still exist? Result of last poll: Everybody loves Xeno wars! ( want examples of relics? the handy Doomlord lists has my favourite relic displays...) Alan Grant( w), Eric Bradbury( a)."Enok, Son of Doomlord" Eagle(27 July 1985 to 11 January 1986). IPC Magazines.

Added spells from level 1-87, don't have the time to upload pictures yet, but feel free to add some if you feel like it! Phalanxii 00:58, February 21, 2011 (UTC) Doomlord granted audiences with anyone who requested one. He reacted passively yo bungled attempts at assassination, coercion, and propaganda by the British Government. As a demonstration of his power he even created a virus to destroy the small town of Prattlewell. Eventually, Vek was tranquillised whilst in human form and was kept imprisoned underground; as he required ultraviolet light for sustenance, he starved and his corpse was triumphantly paraded as a trophy. However, he had transferred his life-force to a sympathetic scientist named Denby and lost patience with humanity, decideding to carry out the death sentence. However, Servitor Zom arrived with the task of destroying both humanity and Vek. While Zom was on the way to create a man-destroying virus, humanity once more decided to abandon nuclear weapons and Vek killed Zom to save humanity. He explained what had happened and set himself up as humanity's protector, knowing that more Noxians would follow to slaughter humanity. [11] Julian’s models, as seen in “Dan Dare” in Eagle in 1983, inserted into a strip drawn by Ian KennedyThey wanted something striking, as all the ladies were prison warders and extremely sexy as well. We came up with these red leotards and made gold leather shoulder pieces and the helmets, and the bits for the boots. It was just this plastic leather we had found, and we padded underneath and machine stitched through it so it made ridges and formed all these different shapes. It brought it out like quilting. Repeatable quests have been balanced a bit so they will be equally difficult to complete, and we added 2 new repeatable quests. Alan Grant( w), Eric Bradbury( a)."The Evil Alien Doomlord" Eagle(3 June to 1 July 1989). Fleetway Publications. Alan Grant( w), Eric Bradbury, Geoff Senior( a)."The Dying Doomlord" Eagle(15 December 1984 to 23 February 1985). IPC Magazines. Julian: Although, oddly enough, your trailer is prompting me to do some Doomlord stuff. I haven’t thought about that for years, but I began to wonder what I could do now, with those same ideas, and discussions I had with the editor.

Doomlord: Deathlords of Nox is a restored collection of a major early Doomlord arc that synopsises the first 3 Doomlord photo stories. Julian: Well, I am impressed, reading the about thinking and effort you put into it. It certainly has that look about it! The galactic carnival of Tibor captured Mrs. Souster's sons to lure Vek as an exhibit. Upon their return, Vek, Pete and Mike boys found themselves in a parallel timeline, accidentally landing on an alternative Earth where his renegade son Enok had escaped his asteroid prison and enslaved the whole planet. [24] [25] [26] Vek also fought S.M.O.G., a terrorist organisation [d] [27] Isidro Campos: Thanks for your detailed explanation, that little step by step guide to your process is a big lesson in old school model making and effects for me, and the result was really good! By the way, what really happened to the spaceship model?

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Shaqui le Vesconte and others have suggested Doomlord’s collar is very similar to those seen in the Space: 1999 episode Devil’s Planet , presumably hired. The costume design on that episode (and others) was the work of Emma Porteous. Interestingly, she ended up working on costumes on the 1995 Judge Dredd film (alongside Gianni Versace, credited with the Dredd armour design), Clash of the Titans (1981) and some Bond films. Image: ITV Kevin Davies as as Yung-Star, a look created by Sue Moore, singer Moya Griffiths as Kate Kestrel and Sue herself wearing a human sized copy of the Zelda puppet from Gerry Anderson’s series Terrahawks . Sue sculpted the original and the copy. Photo courtesy Kevin Davies Alan Grant( w), Eric Bradbury( a)."Doomlord - The Invasion of Nox" Eagle(26 September 1987 to 23 January 1988). Fleetway Publications. Bob Fischer interviews actor Mike Mungarvan, who played the heroic Howard Harvey in the inaugural “ Doomlord” strip. Mike offers his memories of working for Eagle comic… and, indeed, on the likes of Doctor Who and Star Wars. It’s perfect nerd excitement that 43-year-old me got to ask questions of the editor 10-year-old me wanted to know about Eagle’s Doomlord. As it happens, Eagle was my first paid gig.