As suggested earlier by Bleeding Cool it seems that next week's copy of 2000AD magazine will no longer be an anthology For one issue, at least.
For the second time in 2000AD's history, the comic will tell one story, Trifecta, as Judge Dredd: The Cold Deck, The Simping Detective and Lowlife collide.
Written by Al Ewing, Rob[...]
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Okay, we'vebeen running these Cold Deck teasers for 2000AD for the last few weeks But this one may be a bit special.
The story everyone's talking about races towards its prog-shuddering climax! All bets are off in mega-crossover JUDGE DREDD: THE COLD DECK as the insidious Judge Bachmann makes her move On the moon, Dirty Frank[...]
Okay, maybe the second biggest. He doesn't take his helmet off or anything. But there are many ways to draw Judge Dredd. Here are just a few. All
A tight 2000AD crossover experience between creators, stories, characters, with meticulous care and rewriting being taken to bring it to fruition And here is where it starts…
As the critically-lauded crossover of the Dreddworld by Simon Spurrier, Rob Williams, and Al Ewing continues, (former) undercover Judge and body odour enthusiast Dirty Frank discovers the plot against[...]
Thank you internet.
The latest teaser for JUDGE DREDD: THE COLD DECK.. Having busted a deal involving former undercover Judge Jack Point, Judge Dredd failed to stop a
This one marks the start of Judge Dredd story 'The Cold Deck' by Al Ewing and Henry Flint, in which the discovery of the remains of an undercover Judge
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Has someone finally melted Judge Dredd's stony heart? Find out in January 2013…
2000AD's Twitter account tweets:
Has someone finally melted Judge Dredd's stony heart? Find out in January 2013…
2000AD's Twitter account tweets:
Has someone finally melted Judge Dredd's stony heart? Find out in January 2013…
2000AD's Twitter account tweets:
Has[...]
This one marks the start of Judge Dredd story 'The Cold Deck' by Al Ewing and Henry Flint, in which the discovery of the remains of an undercover Judge
The use of space, the use of colors best associated with Barton; it's as if David Aja knows how to successfully illustrate this character or something! I can definitely see this as the cover to the eventual trade.
2000AD #1799 by Lionsgate/Reliance Entertainment
This may come across as blasphemy (since it's not an illustrated cover), but this[...]
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From Judge Dredd Megazine, a prequel to the new Dredd movie. In comic book form...
For years, Americans and Brits have been trying to deal with the tricky problem, how to sell the British sci-fi weekly anthology comic 2000AD in the USA.
Because, while there is a terribly efficient distribution system that gets American comics to the UK, on sale hours before they are available in America itself, the same can't[...]
For example I missed their annoucement of Zaucer Of Zilk (though I did get the unfinished PR headlined "IDW Win Blank Eisner Awards").
It's the only non-Dredd publication from IDW's deal with Rebellion and 2000AD, collecting Al Ewing and Brendon McCarthy's recent 2000AD comic, Zaucer Of Zilk, along with ten pages of extras from the creative[...]
And it will feature, with the approval of John Wagner and 2000AD, a crossover with Elephantmen and Strontium Dog by Richard Starkings and Boo Cook I saw Richard at San Diego Comic Con, he enticed me over with this image and I asked if I could run it I think you can surmise his answer.
Starkings[...]
Judge Dredd never removes his helmet. We know this. Not even in the bath. But then... how does he get his hair cut? Maybe he goes somewhere secret,
Can we send you an Advance Reader Copy?
2000AD:
The Galaxy's Greatest Comic is preparing to hit San Diego Comic Con 2012 – and with the DREDD film on its way, there's never been a better time to discover the UK's greatest export for yourself!
Booth 2806 will be veritably throbbing with Thrill-power as we bring the very[...]
But why this inspiration? 2000AD Covers asks Chris Weston;
"I think most people know that I recently spent a great deal of time working on a live-action adaptation of Katsuhiro Otomo's "Akira." I was literally two weeks away from going out to work in America on official pre-production when the plug was pulled on the whole[...]
Which didn't make for the best reproduction, especually the colour covers.
Steve Cook used to work for 2000AD And he has a lot of the original production material As he tells Bleeding Cool, "All this stuff was about to be binned by the archives guy when Fleetway were moving and luckily I rescued it on the[...]
I knew I should have spent more time going through those lists…
As well as Grant Morrison being given an MBE by The Queen, as part of her Birthday Honours List, Jason Kingsley, owner of The Rebellion games company, and publisher of 2000AD and Judge Dredd Megazine has been been made an Officer of the Order[...]
Which means the US publishers will be more attractive to UK publishers and 2000AD may lose out on certain creators.
The other aspect is that American comics will cost more in the UK, and Diamond supplied shops will no doubt see prices rising.
And if you're planning to travel to the US, for San Diego Comic Con[...]
This could well be what that 2000AD website has been counting down towards, for tomorrow.
DJ Food has posted the cover to the new 2000D, Prog 1781, which is rather revelatory…
The return of the Dark Judges to 2000AD after ten years But is this a dream, is this a hoax, is this an imaginary story? What[...]
This is the cover to 2000AD Prog 1633 for the strip Cradlegrave, by artist Bagwell.
This is the reference photo that Bagwell shot and composed, to create the cover.
And this is the poster image for upcoming British film Monster Project.
In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree[...]
This is the new Pop Culture Shock/Sidedhow statue of Judge Dredd, to be unveiled later today but sneak-peeked in advance. It's the Simon Bisely Dredd from
This weekend, a copy of 2000AD #2, the first appearance of Judge Dredd, sold for $992.17 on eBay, in what was described as 9.4 Near Mint condition, although CGC don't grade copies of 2000AD Well, with the new Dredd movie on the way, I really think they should start.
One poster on the 2000AD boards wanted[...]
Earlier this year, Brett Ewins, co-creator of Deadline and iconic 2000AD artist was hospitalised, then arrested and charged with committing grevious bodily harm against a policeman He is currently on remand in Wormwood Scrubs, in Hammersmith, London, awaiting trial.
Steve Pound, MP for Ealing North writes about Brett Ewins' current situation Visual from Henry Flint.
I visited[...]
As Bleeding Cool previously reported, the British Royal Mail are releasing ten first class stamps, each celebrating a comic book character and the comic
Old time associate of 2000AD artist and Deadline creator Brett Ewins, Tony V Wright, has written about his current situation after recent events;
He was in the trauma unit just over three weeks He had lost two stone and could, then, just about stand unaided but he was out of any serious danger so the medical[...]
This is the cover to the new edition of Leviathan from Rebellion, by Ian Edginton and D'Israeli, a new take on the Titanic story, a ship lost in a strange