Hellblazer Vol. 1 #64 (1993)
Garth Ennis | Steve Dillon

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Hellblazer Vol. 1 #64 (1993)
Garth Ennis | Steve Dillon
Some of you older folks will remember Deadline magazine from the UK, which is where Jamie Hewlitt and Alan Martin's Tank Girl first appeared, along with Wired World by Phil Bond, Hugo Tate by Nick Abadziz and work by such folks as Shaky Kane, Glynn Dillon, Rachael Ball, D'Israeli, John McCrea, Si Spencer, Roger Langridge and the co-creators of the magazine, Brett Ewins (RIP) and Steve Dillon (RIP).
I was an American fan who stumbled into becoming the first and iirc only American contributor that producded original work for the magazine. Later on Deadline reprinted stories from Love and Rockets and Hate, but I was a steady contributor doing new Milk & Cheese comics as well as some new Hectic Planet stories. When my schedule got heavier Deadline reprinted some Eltingville comics and some other odds and ends. Sarah and I did two covers for the magazine, one featuring Milk & Cheese and one of the band Fugazi.
Anyway, former Deadline editor Dave Elliot has taken the reins of a new Deadline revival, pairing it with his A1 anthology which featured a bevy of UK cartooning talent. The first one-shot project is now up on Kickstarter, and will feature a mix of old and new material, black and white material being colored, and a mix of old and new creators from the UK and beyond. Old readers will find some favorites returning. It's all art and comics, unlike the monthly magazine of old there won't be any music or pop culture articles. I'll be represented with a black and white M&C pinup, something folks have seen but which hasn't been in print before.
The magazine has already been funded, and they've just reached a stretch goal that will include an exclusive Milk & Cheese sticker (yay!). If things continue to do well they may add pages and we're talking about coloring an old Milk & Cheese strip if that happens. If A1 Deadline moves forward with more issues and adds more original material, I've agreed to make new Milk & Cheese comics for the project.
The link to the A1 Deadline Kickstarter is below, check-ch-check-check-check-ch-check it out: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/deevelliott/a1-deadline-special
(The M&C sticker art has a coloring mistake but Dave assured me they will fix it)
A1 and DEADLINE, two landmark UK comic book publications ARE BACK! The heart of UK counterculture returns to print.
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