Not so
They are collectible and in some cases rather valuable - what the constant reference to 2000AD and Star Wars figures illustrates is that apparently many B3tards are of a similar-ish age. Shocking and MOST ANNOYING,I'm sure.

If you are a halfwit.

As kids many of us were into Star Wars and 2000AD (web mongs into Sci Fi...surely not???)and these things can be valuable these days - therefore it's hardly a mystery of Poirotesque proportions as to why several of us lament the loss of the collections that were so important to us as children.

Plus I have to say, you blithering simpleton, if everyone's collections of 2000AD have been lost, those still extant are more likely to be, er...VALUABLE?

For Christ's sake you spastic - 2 seconds on Google will tell you that the 1st issue is £80 mint, 2nd is £90.

And we are at a place where cretinous whinging posts now quite probably outnumber the 2000AD/Star Wars merchandise posts...
EDIT apology accepted.
( Monty Boyce, My cheese game is strong, Tue 19 Aug 2008, 16:08, Reply)