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The story arc is fantastic, even though it has been 30 years since I read it as a wee kid in 2000AD, but it really highlights the mature story-lines that 2000AD was always capable of producing, even in a comic that was ostensibly mark. -volume series, and though Book 2 meandered somewhat, Book 3 really returns to the original storyline, chronicling the master plan of the Many-Angled Ones to conquer the known Multiverse. The story arc is fantastic, even though it has been 30 years since I read it as a wee kid in 2000AD, but it really highlights the mature story-lines that 2000AD was always capable of producing, even in a comic that was ostensibly mark. really returns to the original storyline, chronicling the master plan of the Many-Angled Ones to conquer the known Multiverse. 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