2000 AD #408

Prog 408 of 2000 AD hits the shelves for 9 March 1985 with a cover by Horacio Lalia that throws a pair of heavily armoured tracked vehicles headlong into a churning river of lava — one machine bristling with crew and gear, the other tumbling into the fiery flow — all beneath the blazing one-word warning: LAVALANCHE! Inside, Alan Moore writes and Ian Gibson draws and inks a story lettered by Steve Potter, promising the kind of offbeat, character-driven science fiction that made 2000 AD essential weekly reading in 1985. If armoured convoys ploughing straight into hell sounds like your kind of Monday, this prog delivers.