Ian Edginton has co-created The Red Seas, Leviathan, Interceptor and American Gothic for 2000 AD. He has also scripted The Establishment for DC/Wildstorm as well as the graphic novels Scarlet Traces and Kingdom of the Wicked, published by Dark Horse. Simon Davis' unique, angular painted style has been a fixture of 2000 AD favourite Sinister Dexter for some years now. He has also found the time to create B.L.A.I.R. 1 and Black Siddha, as well as contributing to Downlode Tales, Judge Dredd, Missionary Man, Outlaw, Plagues of Necropolis, Tales of Telguuth, Tharg the Mighty and Vector 13. His most recent non-2000 AD work was on DC's JLA: Riddle of the Beast.

Up on the housetop CLICK, CLICK, CLICK! Down through the chimney with old Saint Nick!

Clarke and Kubrick, an obvious homage to the aforementioned film, are two specialists in the most unpleasant work that can be done anywhere in the universe. Always dirty, unshaven, ducky, bully, surrounded by all kinds of incredible terrestrials and aliens and beautiful girls, lightly dressed but unattainable for them, they are constantly arguing for the most picturesque things making decisions that, in the long run, will be the most harmful to their interests. Clarke, always contemporizing with those who rule, and Kubrick, more distrustful, will know, however, to get out of all the situations caused by the deceptions, lies and ambitions of those who have power thanks to their money and their lack of scruples.

Starting as Jo-Jo Comics with funny animal strips it was changed to Jo-Jo, Congo King from issues 7 - 28 and changed to jungle adventure featuring the silliest named jungle lord of all , with issue 29 it became My Desire Intimate Confessions.

Don't miss this exciting chapter in Battlestar Galactica lore as the early origins of Number Six are explored. In developing the next generation of Cylons, getting the models to look human was the easy part. But acting human is another story. Witness the evolution of Number Six as she learns live, to love, and to hate.