From the phenomenal British classic sci-fi comic series, 2000 AD, comes this all-action tale of a future warrior from writer Gerry Finley-Day, legendary artist Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), and fan-favourites Colin Wilson and Cam Kennedy. On Nu-Earth, a planet so poisoned with chemical weapons that everyone must wear breathing apparatus to survive, the Norts and the Southers are waging a seemingly endless war. But they tell tales of a blue-skinned man who needs no respirator; a man with a talking helmet, backpack and gun; a man who knows no alliegance but to his own mission. The last survivor of the massacred Genetic Infantrymen (G.I.s). The Rogue Trooper...
Another good collection from 200oAD. The story is OK (Rogue soldier wanders around desolate terrain looking for revenge and redemption). But I'm really looking at the wonderful art work. A complete masterclass in B&W drafting, cell layout and progression and compositions. I'd love to know how long a page took to draft from from state to finish...
2000AD may be long in our past now - but would we have as much cool sci fi to enjoy without it. Rogue Trooper was a great little story, genetic engineering, cool boys toys war machines, and several ghosts in the machine. What's wrong with feeling a little blue?