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	Tharg the Mighty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mighty Tharg is a recurrent character in science fiction comic 2000 AD, one of only two characters to appear in nearly every issue of the comic (the other being Judge Dredd).
		Tharg is an alien from the fictional planet "Quaxxann", supposedly in orbit around the real-life star Betelgeuse (although he works in the publisher's office in England), with green skin and a "rosette of Sirius" on his forehead.
		Tharg writes the comic's introduction, answers letters, and doles out prizes to readers (for artwork or story suggestions) - winners could choose payment either in pounds sterling or in "galactic groats".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tharg_the_Mighty (531 words)

	2000 A.D.
		The editor of 2000 A.D. is supposed to be Tharg the Mighty[?], a green alien who calls his readers Earthlets in his letters page.
		A running theme is Tharg's use of robots to draw and write the strips - these bore a marked physical resemblance to the supposed human writers and artists.
		Tharg wrote and drew a whole issue himself, but when he ran it through the quality-control "Thrill-meter", the device melted down on extreme overload; the offending issue had to be taken away, by blindfolded security guards, to a lead-lined vault where there was no danger of anyone seeing it accidentally.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/20/2000_A.D..html (277 words)

	2000 A.D. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The editor of 2000 A.D. is Tharg the Mighty, a green alien who terms his readers "Earthlets".
		A second running theme, or joke, is Tharg's supposed use of robots to draw and write the strips — some of which may bear a marked resemblance to actual writers and artists.
		Tharg wrote and drew a whole issue himself, but when he ran it through the quality-control "Thrill-meter", the device melted down on extreme overload.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /2000_A.D. (421 words)

	2000 A.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The editor of 2000 A.D. is supposed to be Tharg the Mighty, a green alien who terms his readers 'Earthlets'.Tharg uses other unique alien expressions and even appears in his own comic strips.
		A second running theme, or joke, is Tharg's supposed use of robots to draw and writethe strips — some of which may bear a marked resemblance to actual writers and artists.
		Tharg wrote and drew a whole issue himself, but when heran it through the quality-control 'Thrill-meter', the device melted down on extreme overload.
	www.therfcc.org /2000-a.d.-77089.html (394 words)

	2000 A.D. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A second running theme or joke is supposed use of robots to draw and write the strips some of which may bear a marked to actual writers and artists.
		A fictional for Tharg to use mechanical assistance was when the robots "went on strike" (reflecting industrial action that occasionally halted IPC's comics during the 1970s and 1980s).
		Tharg wrote drew a whole issue himself but when ran it through the quality-control 'Thrill-meter' the melted down on extreme overload.
	www.freeglossary.com /2000_A.D. (623 words)

	2000 AD (comic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tharg the Mighty, Kelvin Gosnell, Pat Mills, John Wagner
		A long-running joke is that the editor of 2000 AD is Tharg the Mighty, a green extraterrestrial from Betelgeuse who terms his readers "Earthlets".
		Another running joke is Tharg's supposed use of robots to draw and write the strips — some of which bear a marked resemblance to actual writers and artists.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/2000_AD_%28comic%29 (7294 words)

	THARG THE MIGHTY
		Tharg has been excellently sculpted and cast in solid resin and stands just under 7 inches tall.
		Tharg’s hair was painted Skull White followed with a wash of Sky Blue Ink,then dry brushed Skull White followed with Mithril Silver.
		The Rosette of Sirius on Tharg's forehead I painted Bolt Gun Metal with the raised areas Blood Red followed with a coat of Tamiya Clear Red.
	2000admodelmaking.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /page1.html (263 words)

	Definition of mighty peking man
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	www.wordiq.com /search/mighty+peking+man.html (533 words)

	King-Kong le robot / Mytek the Mighty
		- "Tharg the Mighty - The Shedding", 3 épisodes, oct. 1982.
		- "Tharg the Mighty - The Challenge", mars 1984.
		- "Tharg the Mighty - 2000 BC!", juin 1986.
	kingkongbd.free.fr /auteurs.htm (577 words)

	Tharg the Mighty
		Mighty Peace Outfitting specializes in guided hunts for Black Bear and Moose.
		The 'Mighty Moo' saw some of the fiercest Pacific Theater fighting from '43 to '45.
		In China, the cartoon pen may be as mighty as the sword
	www.omniknow.com /common/wiki.php?in=en&term=Tharg_the_Mighty (1212 words)

	2000AD Online - thrill zone
		Tharg at the Party 1 episode (Prog 200)
		Tharg and the Creep Who Stole Croydon 1 episode (Prog 207)
		Tharg and the Mice 1 episode (Prog 304)
	www.2000adonline.com /?zone=thrill&page=profiles&Comic=2000AD&choice=tharg (423 words)

	Octocon: Latest News
		As we all know, the brains behind 2000 AD is its polystyrene-munching Betelgeusian editor, The Mighty Tharg.
		Matt Smith is Tharg's latest - and arguably greatest - human incarnation.
		After a relatively fallow period in the late 1990s, 2000 AD was bought by computer games company Rebellion, and now - under Matt Smith's leadership - is the strongest it has ever been: action-packed, inventive, though-provoking and - quite frequently - extremely witty.
	www.octocon.com /2004/news.php?item=6 (218 words)

	"The Mighty Ducks 3" Egg Search Results
		23 Easter Eggs were found for "The Mighty Ducks 3":
		Ska Core The Devil and More(Mighty Mighty Bosstones)
		B-17 Flying Fortress 2 - The Mighty Eighth
	www.eeggs.com /perl-bin/findeggs.cgi?terms=The+Mighty+Ducks+3 (50 words)

	Comics UK - 2000AD
		Another unusual concept was the alien editor Tharg, who hailed from the planet Quaxxann in the Betelgeuse system.
		He was, and still is, involved in one of my favourite stories, "Thargs Future Shocks", which all have a little twist-in-the-tail conclusion.
		He calls himself Tharg The Mighty, which was first coined in issue #107 (7/4/1979).
	www.comicsuk.co.uk /ComicInformationPages/2000ADPages/2000ADHomePage.asp?ReturnPage=CIP (835 words)

	2000 AD: Titles T - Z
		The Mighty Tharg is Earth’s first alien editor, who commands the droids of the Nerve Centre to produce 2000 AD each week and loads it with thrill-power.
		For each of these Tharg episodes, unless specified, the script is assumed to be by whomever was editing 2000 AD at that time.
		Tharg and the Thrill Suckers, 2000 AD prog 180 (Oct. 1980).
	www.2000ad.org /thrillpower/2kad8.html (9787 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books > Nelson Mandela becomes comic hero, how many others are there
		And finally, this is a bit of a cheat but 2000 A.D. used to semi regularly run fun strips starring Tharg the Mighty which had Droids that bore more than a passing resemblence to creators at 2k.
		The most prominent of Thargs droids, Burt, was based on Richard Burton (no not the actor, or the explorer, the piss poor essistant editor responsible for some terrible decisions that almost killed the comic).
		In it Bill Savage and his Mad Dogs fight the mighty Volg invaders in the docks of Liverpool with assistance from John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/22833 (1982 words)

	letters
		The inhabitants of Mega-City One indeed have a massive reconstruction task ahead of them, as evidenced by the state of the city in Judge Dredd stries since "The Apocalypse War".
		As to whether they are allowed to finish it in peace, only Script Robot Grover and the Mighty Tharg know.
		Prog 550 - Simon Fraser, 'Tharg the Yuppie'.
	www.2000ad.nu /classof79/letters/green_dude.htm (692 words)

	sh: 2000AD 400i - The first 400 progs indexed and searchable
		Star Pinup - Tharg'S Droids 10 - Art Robot Mcmahin
		Tharg - A Day In The Life Of The Mighty Tharg
		Tharg - Tharg And The Creep Who Stole Croydonj
	www.whom.co.uk /cgi-bin/2000ad.pl?prg=Tharg (90 words)

	Best of 2000AD Index
		Tharg the Mighty - This is Your Life
		Tharg the Mighty - A Day in the Life.../Christmas Tale/Did on Sunday/And the Cheat/The Great Human Rip-Off/And the Thrill-Suckers/Saves the Day/Revenge of the Thrill-Suckers/At the Party/Christmas Tale II Ace Trucking Co. - The Great Mush Rush/Hell's Pocket
		Tharg the Mighty - The Creep Who Stole Croydon
	www.2000ad.nu /termight/bestof2000ad.html (753 words)

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		Tharg the Mighty : Tharg is no Earthlet's creation!
		Tharg the Mighty: Invasion of the Thrill-Snatchers (5 weekly episodes)
		Tharg's Time Twisters: The Long Haul, (story by "Jack Adrian" (Lowder))
	www.dandare.info /artists/belardinelli_index.htm (442 words)

	ILComics - FLASH? (Fancy Looking At Some Heroes)
		Christopher Weston, his former apprentice, is joined by Liam Sharp, Al Davision, Jon Haward and other comic luminaries to pay tribute and look at the work of the Trigan Empire creator who passed away at the end of 2003.
		Budding artists present their work to The Mighty Tharg in 2000AD's Nerve Centre at The Ramada
		The Mighty Tharg and his hordes of creator droids take your questions and preview new strips in 2000AD and The Megazine.
	ilx.wh3rd.net /thread.php?msgid=4607795 (671 words)

	Hewligan’s Haircut Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		Hewligan’s Haircut is a must for those who like the odd little tales that Tharg the Mighty occasionally publishes to keep the ravenous hoards of Squaxx Dex Thargo too bemused to question his omniscience.
		More power to Tharg and lets see a few more freakish monstrosities like this again in the future!
		This is sold in what Rebellion call “European Graphic Novel format” but what could easily be dubbed “UK annual format”.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/107176172019380.htm (260 words)

	Alan Grant - Comicpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Tharg the Mighty (in 2000 AD # 162, Sci-Fi Special and 176-77, 1980)
		Tharg's Time Twisters (in 2000 AD # 302 and 307, 1983)
		Tharg's Time Twisters (in 2000 AD # 313, 316, 321, 346 and 348, 1983)
	www.comicpedia.org /index.php?title=Alan_Grant (1810 words)

	Printer Friendly: 2000AD #2001 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		Yes, we find out what happens to each of 114 bullets in a 96 second period of time; gratuitous violence, sure, but the custom jobbie that is number 72 has to be seen to be believed.
		by The Mighty One and Henry Flint is five wasted pages - there has just been so many quality thrill-powered stories in the past, that the addition of issue #2001 to the database causes a Thrill-Power Overload and explosion, affecting, and afflicting, reality, until Tharg sorts it all out.
		Button Man III: Part One by John Wagner and Arthur Ranson is the second best story here, and it's very close behind Zenith indeed.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/97716228593233,print.htm (597 words)

	BBC - Cult Television - Comics Festival 2004
		The huge crowd of artists at the event includes David Finch (Ultimate X Men), and two artists recently seen on the pages of Cult's own Vampires section: Frazer Irving (The Authority, 2000AD) and Charlie Adlard (Judge Dredd, The X Files).
		On top of that, comics supremos including DC's head honchos, and Tharg the Mighty of 2000AD himself will be at the Festival.
		So, if you're sure your portfolio makes you the next Alan Moore or Dave McKean, here's where to show it off.
	www.bbc.net.uk /cult/news/cult/2004/05/25/11359.shtml (224 words)

	Jay is Games: Rigelian Hot Shots
		From the UK's 2000AD comics comes this Flash game of Thrill-sucker culling using the Rigelian fireballs of Tharg the Mighty, 2000AD's alien editor and resident galactic spokesman.
		Thrill-suckers threaten to remove all the excitement and fun from the world leaving only the dull and boring, and it's up to you to help Tharg in his quest.
		Using the arrow keys, control the fireballs and kill the Thrill-suckers to earn points whilst avoiding the cavern walls and traps.
	jayisgames.com /archives/2004/08/rigelian_hot_sh.php (296 words)

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