#2000a.d.

"FUTURE MAN HAS TRAVELLED BACK IN TIME TO HUNT AND KILL THE GREAT DINOSAURS, BUT ONE MONSTER FIGHTS BACK...

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a killer splash page (colored + B&W), of time-travelling, human-hating Tyrannosaur AND mother of Satanus, Old One Eye, from 2000A.D.'s "Flesh" #2, published by Fleetway in 1977.

Script robot: R.E. Wright

Art robot: Sola

Lettering robot: Bill Nuttall

"Future man has travelled back in time to hunt and kill the great dinosaurs, but one monster fights back... a huge female dinosaur called Old One Eye! Old One Eye spat with hate. The smell of Earl Reagan was in her nostrils -- Reagan was the hunter who stabbed her eye out. One wanted -- revenge! Her pack of Tyrannosaurs came screeching to her side. Old One Eye -- 120 years old -- was their leader. They would follow her -- to the death! Man has called Tyrannosaurs stupid... but they existed for millions of years. Their kitten-sized brains were all they needed..."

-- "FLESH" #2, c. 1977

DEFINITELY THE FIRST DONALD TRUMP POST I'VE EVER DONE, AND IT REMAINS AM INSTANT CLASSIC!

PIC INFO: Meanwhile in the Oval Office, the then 45th President of these United States of America (now 47th -- OOF!!), indulges himself in some light reading -- Spotlight on a cheeky pin-up of President Donald Trump enjoying the latest issue of the British comics Anthology magazine, "2000 A.D."

Resolution at 2475x3254 -- Artwork by Cliff Robinson & Dylan Teague (colors), published c. summer 2017.

OVERVIEW: "Next week's issue of "2000 AD," the comic that "predicted" Donald Trump's rise to power at least twice, has taken a pot-shot at the president as he continues his attempt at a functioning administration.

Referring not just to Judge Dredd's brand of instant and brutal law enforcement, the back-page pin-up by Cliff Robinson with colours by Dylan Teague also refers to the giant wall built around Mega-City One by mad Chief Judge Cal in the 1978 storyline "The Day The Law Died" (that was built to keep the population IN rather than "bad hombres" OUT, but who knows what'll happen over the next four years?).

The pin-up continues 2000 AD's history of cheeky broadsides at those in power — from PJ Holden's visual reference to the allegations regarding David Cameron and an unlucky porcine beau, to B.L.A.I.R.1 which parodied the superhuman confidence of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, and even the Margaret Thatcher-a-like who was shot on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral in the very first issue."

-- BLEEDING COOL, "Donald Trump's Policies Are Now An Ad For 2000 A.D. Comics," originally published on August 8, 2017, written by Rich Johnston

FACING OFF WITH WAILING EVIL IN THE SUPER-SEVENTIES -- MECHANIZED TERROR ON THE RAMPAGE.

PIC INFO: Mega spotlight on cover art to British comics anthology series, "2000 A.D. & Star Lord" Prog 116, featuring Johnny Alpha, of the "Strontium Dog" comics series, released June 9, 1979. Artwork by Carlos Ezquerra.

PIC #2: Spotlight on back cover art to "2000 A.D. & Starlord," featuring a terrifying Tyranno-Mek from the "Ro-Busters" comics series. Artwork by Dave Gibbons.

Original Dave Gibbons Ro-Busters art for a StarScan from Prog 116 featuring one of the fearsome Terra-Meks.

"IN ORBIT EVERY MONDAY" -- AWAITING THE RIPPING OF FLESH IN THE SUPER-SEVENTIES.

PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 1330x1684 -- Mega spotlight on Judge Dredd in the clawful clutches of Satanus Rex, cover art to 2000 A.D. Prog 74, published by IPC Magazines on July 22, 1978. Artwork by Mike McMahon.

PIC #2: The same cover, with more pulpy, muted, and ultimately different color grading and -- Resolution at 1584x2018.

"DINOSAURS RULE IN "FLESH" BOOK 2" -- THE FEARSOME FACE OF BRITISH COMICS IN THE SUPER-SEVENTIES.

PIC(S) INFO: Resolution at 800x1050 -- Mega spotlight on the cover art to "2000 A.D.," the British science fiction comics Anthology series, Prog 87, published on October 21, 1978. Artwork by Massimo Belardinelli.

PIC #2: Resolution at 1055x1280 -- Cover art to "2000 A.D." prog 87, published October 21, 1978, with different color grading.