[The Australian Panther]

I'm having a rare cleanup day and I came across a photocopied article on Nedor and Alan Moore's version of their characters,  'Terra Obscura'. This was originally posted online in 2005 and it took a bit of finding since it had moved to somewhere else.
https://everipedia.org/wiki/Terra_Obscura/
if you go down to the Terra Obscura Timeline link you will find a fan attempt to coherently link all the Nedor/Standard stories to Moore's work.
The STANDARD comics link has a number of useful links. The links here are very comprehensive on Nedor/Standard.
I had another good article which was originally posted on Newsarama, but I haven't been able to find it currently online. So I am going to have to scan it and save it as a PDF.
Cheers.     

[paw broon]

Great find Panther.  I'm a fan of Terra Obscura. Can't get anything when I click the timeline link though.  I'll try it again this evening.

[The Australian Panther]

Embarrassing. I found the site by placing it in the query section of my search engine. I couldn't find anything by searching directly. When i found the Terra Obscura wiki, I didn't check the timeline link. It appears that it is dead. I'm going to scan the timeline ( I have a copy) convert it to PDF and work out how to get it to anybody who is interested. It serves as a chronological overview of the Nedor characters.   

[hasan459]

terra obscura is the spin off tom strong. its pretty cool

[paw broon]

Yes, hasan, pretty cool is bang on.
Panther I found the link.  It's on one of the links, here:-
https://web.archive.org/web/20050728154939/http://blaklion.best.vwh.net/timelineBSN.html
Confused? You will be.  Actually, it's very entertaining.

[The Australian Panther]

Yep, thats the one!