prog
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An issue of the British comic 2000 AD
- noun
- /prɒg/
- Jargon
:
número (de la revista 2000 AD)
- Cannon was such a big fan that he even entered a poster competition held in 1987 for a "possible future film" which was later published in 2000 AD Prog 534 (Issue #534).
Examples
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In the latest issue of the British comic 2000 AD, fans eagerly awaited the release of prog 800, featuring their favorite characters.
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The excitement around prog 572 was palpable, as it marked a significant storyline in the long-running series of 2000 AD.
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Readers can find the new plot twists in prog 401 of 2000 AD, which has become a collector's item among fans.
Synonyms
comic
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A book or magazine that tells a story with pictures and words
is one single issue rather than a full magazine or book
comics
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The part of a newspaper with funny drawings and short stories
is an individual issue not just a section of printed pages
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9.9
A British weekly comic for children published 1956 to 1993
is one single issue rather than the whole magazine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Prog is the special name the British comic 2000 AD gives to each 'issue' or edition, probably a short form of programme. So a 'prog' is simply one numbered comic that collectors look for.