2000ad Archives

Simon Pegg, and his Star Trek co-star and upcoming cinematic embodiment of Judge Dredd, Karl Urban, take time out from filming Star Trek 2, to wish 2000AD a Happy 35th Birthday. Or at least Karl Urban's chin does. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elmeQVFKe8c[/youtube] The 35th anniversary edition of 2000AD, prog 1171, is out today.   [...]

Leah Moore and John Reppion are to write for the 2000AD stable for the first time, with the legendary artist D'Israeli, in the Judge Dredd Megazine short story section Tales From The Black Museum.Scouting For Bots, a play on the Baden Powell book, Their first work for 2000 AD, a Tales from the Black Museum story[...]

We reported on this story last month. Now, Brett Ewins, charged with stabbing a policeman, and who was then hospitalised by that policeman, is now

This is Dredd. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFVq7vPtWno If you're confused, this was Bod. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfFoj-gFP2M If you're still

The detail, the hard blacks, the feathering, the desire to portray as much as possible without feeling cold, hard and stiff. And, as what may be one of Weston's masterpieces, to stand alongside The Filth, continues with the publication of The Twelve #9 yesterday, here's a look at a cover for the upcoming thirty-fifth anniversary issue[...]

That makes Desperate Dan and The Dandy, Dennis The Menace and The Beano, Dan Dare and Eagle, Beryl The Peril and Topper, Tiger and Roy Of The Rovers, The Four Marys and Bunty, Buster and… Buster, The Steel Claw and Valiant, Twinkle and Twinkle, and Judge Dredd and 2000AD. We mentioned the Quentin Blake/Roald Dahl[...]

Brett Ewins, one of 2000AD's most respected Judge Dredd and Bad Company artists was arrested this weekend. The Ealing Gazette reports; "Police were called to Cowper Road after receiving calls about a man who had been shouting through the night Officers arrived to find Mr Ewins holding a knife before they were attacked During the ensuing struggle,[...]

Posted to Twitter by Chris Weston. After finishing The Twelve for Marvel, it looks like he's back on the Dredd.

DJ Food/Strictly Kev collects the work of 2000AD, specifically that of Henry Flint, ultra-detailed painted artist on Judge Dredd and ABC Warriors. As part of the original art he bought, he received a promotion for an exhibition of a different style of Flint's, his black and white "doodles" And saw inspiration for artwork for his recent[...]

Are you a Brian Bolland collector? Do you have this piece of work in your collection? Brian Bolland writes; I don't think I've posted this one already. No

In January, The Lass pub in Manchester will be debuting a stage play version of the Alan Moore/Ian Gibson 2000AD comic strip, The Ballad Of Halo Jones. Halo and her friends live on the Hoop – a repository for the unemployed in the 50th century, but she won't be beaten She dreams of getting out and[...]

But this particular advert for Judge Dredd in 2000AD, by Mike McMahon and Brian Bolland, may cause a trademark lawyer a heart attack these days Thankfully it was from a more innocent time… Courtesy of Steve Cook. He may be the law But this particular advert for Judge Dredd in 2000AD, by Mike McMahon and Brian[...]

Rebellion have launched a 2000AD ebook containing short prose stories by Neil Gaiman, Mark Millar, Peter Miligan, Dan Abnett, Alan Grant and more. Originally appearing in 2000AD and Judge Dredd annuals, they have never been reprinted until now. The story by Neil Gaiman that gives the book its title, Sweet Justice, is one of his first published[...]

If Frank Cho and Dean Haspiel can win Emmys, then 2000AD artist Steve Roberts can win a BAFTA (British Academy Of Film And Television Arts) . Known for his work on Bec and Kawl, Angel Gang, Black Atlantic and Banzai Battalion for the British sci-fi weekly comic,  Steve Roberts was awarded his BAFTA in the category[...]

Rebellion are to repackage a number of Judge Dredd tales in a manga-sized format for 2012 to appeal to a new audience generated by the Dredd movie. The

It's been around for a while, but it's finally seeing publication as a comic. Pat Mills, creator of 2000AD and developer of Judge Dredd has teamed with artist Clint Langley for a new monthly series to run in Judge Dredd Megazine. American Reaper starts from  October 12th, and it's a sci-fi police procedural with future cops taking[...]

Starting in next week's 2000AD, comes a new twelve part story by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, Low Life. This is his first published work since his SVK comic with Warren Ellis Have a preview… Starting in next week's 2000AD, comes a new twelve part story by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, Low Life. This is his first published[...]

Prog 1750 is the next big jumping on point for 2000AD readers, out in the UK on the 7th September. New Judge Dredd by John Wagner and Henry Flint, John Smith and Edmund Bagwell are reintroducing us to Indigo Prime, there's Lowlife by Rob Williams and D'Israeli, and Ampney Crucis by Ian Edginton and Simon Davies[...]

I wouldn't be surprised to learn of close links between Planet Replicas and 2000AD publisher Rebellion. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlLZrvEIcCs[/youtube] UPDATED WITH NEW PICS AND VIDEO I heard about this in the pub last night, but promised not to say anything until it was all official. New company Planet Replicas has been licensed to create new, official, Judge[...]

Apparently, the 2000AD collection of Kingdom: The Promised Land by Dan Abnett and Richard Elson is shipping to American and Canadian retailers this week. How do I know? Because publishers Rebellion sent me this. The book is about genetically engineered dog soldiers, you see Fighting giant insects in a post apocalyptic landscape As you do. [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/25357834[/vimeo] [...]

I think the upcoming Dredd movie may have something to do with it. Currently US readers of 2000AD get a batch of four or five issues of 2000AD in one go every month, as that's basically how often Diamond UK distributes back to the USA But from August, that will change, so stores will be able[...]

So, while you are waiting for the world not to end  – though we'll be having a rematch next year with the Mayans – why not settle back and enjoy the most entertaining way the Earth has met its end in comics? Alan Moore and Alan Davis's first DR And Quinch story from 2000AD[...]

2000AD is famous for its leading lawman Judge Dredd But it's about to get another one, who's very different indeed. reated by Gordon Rennie and Tiernen Trevallion, Inspector Harry Absalom is a new strip starting in tomorrow's 2000AD, described as "mixing The Sweeney with The X-Files". His job is the enforce "The Accord", a treaty between the[...]

Here are a few scenes from Super Dinosaur, published on Wednesday. And here is Strontium Dog from 2000AD created… a wee while before that. In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust[...]

Seen at Kapow this weekend. The cover to The Walking Dredd, Williams & McCarthy for an upcoming Judge Dredd Megazine #311, out the end of May in the

The passage of time is a cruel beast. And most artists hate their older world. Few have a chance to go over it and make all sorts of changes. Well that's

And now… full circle. On the 20th of April, Rebellion publish 2000AD Prog 1735, featuring a new Dredd story written by Michael Carroll, pencilled by Bryan Talbot and digitally inked and painted by his son, the games designer Alwyn Talbot. Keeping it in the family, Bryan is also illustrating a graphic novel written by his wife, Mary[...]

Thirty year's worth of the British weekly sci-fi comic 2000AD, flash flash flash… Watch as the price sloely creeps up, as the logo switches and switches back and how the comic almost seems to physically absorb Starlord and Tornado, like a hungry beast A great way to start your day. Thirty year's worth of the British[...]

From the professional portfolio of Edmund Woodward, working on the new Dredd movie. And a few prelims...

Posted to the Bleeding Cool forums earlier today from a Little Bleeder called Animal, and taken from the Dredd set in Cape Town, another look at the