Sector 102 - Kelp Pharmacy - Dr. Torga Vale
Dr. Torga Vale — Kelp Pharmacy Sciences Division
Stationed at Basecamp Black near the Level 8 tunnels, Dr. Torga Vale studies the strange life emerging in the Spillways with unsettling calm. To her, lost crews and hostile organisms aren’t tragedies—they’re data points… and the experiment is far from over.
Strontium Dog: Darkus: The Ruthless Howler of Kunghung
In a universe filled with killers, smugglers, and mutants, Darkus stands as a reminder that sometimes the most dangerous hunters are the ones who aren’t hunting for money at all—but for the thrill of the kill.
Sector 102 - Spillways: Chef Voltis Dexi
The first true Spillways character has arrived. Converted form old Star Wars toys and Necromunda parts I have created Voltis Dexis chef of the Jet’s Grub Tank found within the Kelp Pharmacy column. I hope you will enjoy my lore for this new character.
Sector 102: Sector Chief Voke
Sector Chief Voke, the current head of the Justice Department’s operations within the sector. In a city where power changes hands through violence and fear as often as through law, Voke has managed to carve out a reputation that inspires both respect and dread.
Come learn more about this Sector Chief.
Strontium Dog - Bubo and the Bad Boys
Strap in. Today, fur will fly, deserts will burn, and somewhere in the radioactive sprawl of the future, a train is about to leave the tracks.
Let’s learn about Bubo and his Bad Boys, mounted on their snarling morks!
Book Review: Deathmasques - Dave Stone
Dredd leaves Mega-City One behind for Brit-Cit in Deathmasques, tracking a murderous body-hopping alien alongside fan-favourite Judge Armitage. The result is a bloody, fast-moving sci-fi adventure full of weird locations, mega-corporate nonsense, and a healthy dose of classic Dredd justice.
Sector 102: Kelp Pharmacy
Believed by many to be the future saviours of Mega City One, Kelp pharmacy moto can be hear and read throughout Sector 102 - From the Depths we heal.
But can a Mega Corp truly care beyond profits?
Movie Review: Predator: Badlands
A quick movie review of Predator: Badlands. A surprisingly intriguing movie that left me wanting more Weyland Yutani. Be sure to let me know if you want more movie reviews.
Sector 102: Titus Endor - Judge Fear Impersonator
A quick how to paint a Mongoose Miniature Judge Fear model and how he represents Titus the Impersonator in Sector 102.
Sector 102: Carl Thonius - Judge Mortis Impersonator
It’s time for the third member of the creepy Dark Judges Cosplay group for Sector 102.
Sector 102: The Kleggs!
From Deputy Chief Judge Grampus’ bloody reign under Cal to the rise of the unlikely poet-diplomat Sensitive Klegg, the Kleggs have carved a savage legacy across Judge Dredd. Once feared as cannibal mercenaries terrorizing Mega-City One, they’re also the face of a ruthless interstellar empire built on treachery and war. Here’s a quick dive into one of 2000 AD’s most brutal—and bizarre—alien races.
Sector 102: Jankowski - The Fixer
Jankowski, an ex-militia of East Meg. Is he the people’s hero in Sector 102 or has he been corrupted by West Capitalist greed?
Sector 102: Gideon Ravenor aka the Crock Peeper.
Ravenor has seen it all, Necropolis, Narcos, Robot Wars and Chaos Day. In his younger days, he was a member of the Blue Blood Citi-def and ran the admin. But now, as an older man, he is bound to his chair and spends most of his time peeping on the block.
Sector 102: Norvic Stranger
With his humorous, self-drawn map of his favourite "treasure spots" (like fast-food joints and arcades). Norvic can be found leading grand "pirate raids" on a corporate building, all in the name of freedom, food and adventure.
Sector 102: Angles McManus
Hailing from Cal-Hab, Angles rose through the Shuggy Halls of the Northern Wastes. After becoming professional, Angles traveled to Brit-Cit and climbed the World Rankings. Learn more about this unique citizen.
Comic Review // Hellboy and the B.P.R.D: 1952
Early days. Rookie Hellboy. Field missions that go sideways fast. That’s the pitch — and honestly, it delivers.
I’m diving into my second Hellboy comic, come join me for a quick review.
Audio Review // Massacre by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
Massacre is a fast, brutal snapshot of the Night Lords at their peak. Aaron Dembski-Bowden drops Talos and First Claw into the carnage of the Dropsite Massacre, delivering dark humour, ruthless efficiency, and unapologetic violence. It’s everything you want from a Night Lords story, sharp, savage, and far too short once it gets going.
Audio Review // Wolf Mother by Graham McNeill
This marks the final audio drama in my run through War Without End, and Wolf Mother absolutely promises to go out swinging. An intense rescue mission involving Alivia Sureka and Severian.
Audio Review // Twisted by Guy Haley
Twisted is a tense and surprisingly effective Horus Heresy short story that puts Maloghurst back in the spotlight. Stalked by a Neverborn aboard the Vengeful Spirit, the Warmaster’s equerry fights to prove his worth in a Legion that’s rapidly leaving him behind. Atmospheric, unsettling, and a strong follow-up to Vengeful Spirit — but frustratingly short once it gets going.
Falling Face-First into Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition
The Alien: Black, White & Blood – Treasury Edition is a stripped-back nightmare that proves you don’t need colour to feel terror. Through three brutal, beautifully illustrated stories, this collection leans into shadow, silence, and splashes of blood (with an unsettling hint of green) to explore humanity, arrogance, and survival in a universe that does not care. Smart, savage, and dripping with atmosphere, this is Alien at its most raw, and I loved every horrifying page.