19th January, 2016.
You know, on a free Tuesday night, I’d usually be watching …
Well …
All sorts of things.
Just recently?
TV box sets like Penny Dreadful or House of Cards.
Occasionally … ?
I’d be watching a movie.
Tonight?
Tonight, a couple of Teaser videos done, and nothing — as yet — grabbing my attention on my iTunes store wish list?
Well, I went shopping for documentaries: and managed to rent …
~≈‰≈~
Just so you know … ?
2000AD is the seminal British SF comic: and one that’s been published since 1977.
Future Shock: The Story of 2000AD is the recently produced documentary about the title.
And … ?
Frankly, it’s a nicely put together piece.
One I could tell you more about.
I’m not, though: I’d actually like to hit the sack.
One thing I will say, though?
Is simply thing: for anyone who’s ever read 2000AD, Future Shock: The Story of 2000AD will make for very good viewing.
Enjoy it.
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