2000 AD #765

From January 1992, this prog of Britain's beloved weekly anthology puts Trask front and centre — a sharp-suited, steel-nerved figure gripping a pistol as he presses through dense, encroaching foliage, his expression all coiled readiness. Nigel Dobbyn's painted cover work gives the scene a brooding, naturalistic tension that makes the tagline "Green 'N Mean! Trask Tackles a Hostile Plant-Form" feel genuinely ominous. Inside, Alan Grant writes and John Burns handles art, inks, and colours on "The Art of Geomancy, Part 4" — reason enough to track down this instalment of 2000 AD.