2000ad Archives

It's that time again, time for a preview of  2000AD for Wednesday, May 7th in the UK in print, available the same day digitally, and a little behind in print in the USA. 2000AD's Prog 1880 includes Judge Dredd: "Shooter's Night", Indigo Prime: "Perfect Day", Slaine: "A Simple Killing", Tharg's 3Rillers: "Colony", and Outlier: Part Seven and more[...]

Yep, Rocket deserves his own series and here it is at last. 2000AD, published by Rebellion This FCBD edition of 2000AD is the best value of the day At 48 full-color pages, it's a very generous presentation from Rebellion for readers, and reminds American readers of the texture and experience of the full-sized print magazine and what[...]

It's that time again, time for a preview of  2000AD for Wednesday, April 30th in the UK in print, available the same day digitally, and a little behind in print in the USA. 2000AD's Prog 1879 includes Judge Dredd: "Shooter's Night", Outlier: Part Six, Slaine: A Simple Killing, Sinister Dexter: Gun Shy, Jaegir: Strigoi and more[...]

2000AD's Kek-W and Bulletproof Coffin's Shaky Kane have a new Image comic book on the way in July. An homage to the classic comics, CAP'N DINOSAUR pulls inspiration from mail-order-advertisements found in comic series of the 1950s and 1960s When a mysterious drowned man falls out of the clear blue sky, The Cap'n and Honey Moon[...]

This week it's another double-bill, with 2000AD's Prog #1877 and Judge Dredd Megazine #347 both being released in print on Wednesday in the UK and digitally worldwide, with print in the USA slightly later 2000AD Prog #1877 features Judge Dredd: "Mega-City Confidential", Outlier: Part Four, Slaine: "A Simple Killing", Sinister Dexter: "Gunshy", and Jaegir: "Strigoi". Judge[...]

It's that time again, time for a preview of  2000AD for Wednesday, April 9th in the UK in print, available the same day digitally, and a little behind in print in the USA. 2000AD's Prog 1876 includes Judge Dredd: Mega-City Confidential, Outlier, Slaine: A Simple Killing, Sinister Dexter: Gun Shy, Jaege: Strigoti and more. Here's your sneak peek at each[...]

Well, as the headline says, Prog #1874 for 2000AD has sold out at the distributor level a week early for the first time in the magazine's history, and the reprints should be available by March 31st. This is no doubt due to the "jumping on point" nature of the book, including 5 all new stories and[...]

Did anyone else notice no new Rogue Trooper in the June Previews from IDW, only the classic reprint series? I'm told that the new originated series from IDW by Brian Ruckley and Alberto Ponticelli, based on the 2000AD sci-fi soldier created by Gerry Finley-Day to Dave Gibbons, has been put on hold due to disappointing sales. But[...]

We have a double-bill for you this week, a preview of both 2000AD and Judge Dredd Megazine for Wednesday, March 19th in the UK in print, available the same day digitally, and a little behind in print in the USA. 2000AD's Prog 1873 includes Judge Dredd: "Fit", ABC Warriors: "Return to Mars", Tharg's 3Rillers: "After the[...]

2000AD's publishing manager, Ben Smith, delivers a special message for us here at Bleeding Cool: About 10 years ago the panic really set in You may remember it as earlier or later, but it was the time everyone realised that comics retailing was doomed The stronger stores had lasted out the 90's boom and cataclysmic-bust only[...]

This week's Prog 1872 features Judge Dredd: Squirm!, ABC Warriors: Return to Mars, Tharg's 3Rillers: After the Vengeance, Future Shocks: The Modular War and Grey Area: Visitation, and 2000AD are teasing, "Is Dredd going to be worm food?" The cover certainly raises the question. This week's Prog will be available Wednesday, March 11th, in print in[...]

This week's Prog (available in print in the UK March 5th, and immediately digitally, but at a slight lag to print in the USA) seems to pack even more in the usual punch in the face 2000AD are known for… This week's Prog #1871 is entitled: "Eat the Rich", which will no doubt have Mr[...]

This week, Titan Comics releases new graphic novel The Absence, written and illustrated by designer, writer, artist, and 2000AD fan Martin Stiff He originally produced the comic in single issues over a five year period, but now the wide-ranging thriller of a story is complete, unraveling the mysteries that link World War II veteran Marwood[...]

This Wednesday, February 26th, 2000AD turns 37 years old–does that mean it's suddenly going to start featuring more mature and responsible characters sitting around calmly sipping cups of tea and debating politics using only "inside voices"? I think not This week's Prog (available in print in the UK on the 26th, and immediately digitally, but[...]

Artist Nick Percival is running a little competition on his Facebook page for people to get a chance to appear in his upcoming Judge Dredd series for 2000AD that he's painting – Trauma Town – as a Judge that will die very horribly They have to come up with a good reason as to why they'd[...]

And as one of 2000AD's biggest characters, it's a hell of a dark place for Alan to take things… Happy now?   Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London Currently exhibiting the work of Liz Prince, with an exhibition from her new book on Topshelf, Alone Forever, for which they are also selling an exclusive and limited bookplate edition.     [...]

Your call. That's Mike Molcher in the beard, PR guy at 2000AD Of course this isn't the first time he's dressed up as Dredd Before he was quite so senior at Rebellion, they used to make him do this at shows… If you want a sequel to the Dredd movie… you could make your own. [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7wSfWDSDTI[/youtube] Or read[...]

Bleeding Cool told you a while back that IDW was planning the expand the Dark Judges of the Judge Dredd universe from four to thirteen. Well now it's

Coming this week on February 5th is 2000AD's Prog 1867, and why not peruse a little non-spoilery introduction to the magazine with the first page of each feature? In which we have Judge Dredd: Titan, Ulysses Sweet, Maniac For Hire: Centred, Grey Area: All God's Children, Future Shocks: Family Business, and Strontium Dog: Dogs of[...]

Thumbs up to Dead Boy Detectives #2 on many fronts—the writing is strong, the colors are interesting, the linework is really well suited to the story being told. We've had some advanced reviews of Dredd: Underbelly from 2000AD on Bleeding Cool, so I was already aware of the comic and the generally favorable responses it's been[...]

Well, in mid-2013 we renewed our contract for six more issues plus a X-Mas special, and recently for another of six issues run plus a bunch of specials! My feeling is that more 2000AD material will attract more fans till we establish Dredd as a top character in Brazil. The appeal to Brazilian readers is hard[...]

Trolls", the new series Black Shuck is coming in July and will be the first time the prolific comics team of Leah Moore and John Reppion will appear in the pages of 2000AD 2000AD allowing for this mythological angle was a good way to get the duo to come on board though, given their passion[...]

It's that time of the month when publishers start looking at numbers on books, start punching them into calculators and start sending out previews to sites like Bleeding Cool to give specific titles a little nudge if they might read them. So, retailers, readers, in that light, here are five pages from the first issue of[...]

Very appropriate lyrics, of course. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9IfHDi-2EA[/youtube] "The Man Comes Around" will be appearing in Judge Dredd Megazine #344 this coming Wednesday, available from 2000AD's iPad app, their digital shop, and of course in print from fine retailers on both sides of the pond. On January 15th this week, RM Guera is making his Judge Dredd Megazine debut[...]

Rebellion's book lines – Abaddon and Solaris, and comic line – ranging from 2000AD to Judge Dredd Megazine and a slew of collected trades of comics appearing therein, though smaller than their gaming empire, still form quite a sizable "nerve center" at their home offices The impressive relevance of 2000AD and Judge Dredd internationally right[...]

From Judge Dredd Megazine #343 And from the end of year 2000AD Prog 2014. Isn't that sweet? From Judge Dredd Megazine #343 And from the end of year 2000AD Prog 2014. Isn't that sweet? From Judge Dredd Megazine #343 And from the end of year 2000AD Prog 2014. Isn't that sweet? From Judge Dredd Megazine #343 And from the end of year[...]

It was 2000AD's event of last year, from three separate creative teams that no one realised was an event until it was too late Trifecta, three stories, three conceptual concepts, one conclusion. It was epic. By Al Ewing, Simon Spurrier, Rob Williams, Simon Coleby, Henry Flint, D'Israeli and Carl Critchlow. And now it's all for about $2 on[...]

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A Spanish, or Catalan artist, he worked on comics including Warren's Apocalypse, Night of the Jackass and Coffin in Eerie, and Pantha in Vampirella. He also co-created Hombre with Antonio Segura in the magazine Cimoc, as well as founding the publishing house Metropol in the eighties.During that period he also worked on British comics Eagle, Scream and considerable work[...]

For many others, Christmas only begins when 2000AD do their 100-page end of year blow out issue It's like an office party with war robots, a Christmas do with added Big Meg Justice It's out tomorrow Here are some things about it. 1 The Right Thing, The Wrong Town Michael Carroll opens proceedings with a nice, solidly[...]