One of the UK's longest running comics, sci-fi anthology 2000 AD, hits a historic landmark today, with the publication of its 2000th weekly issue - or 'Prog', as loyal readers might know them. The ...
Brace yourselves, Earthlets! – The Galaxy's Greatest: 2000 AD at 45, the star-studded online convention celebrating four and a half decades of the groundbreaking British Science Fiction anthology ...
2000 AD has long been one of the glittering gems in the proverbial crown of British Comics. But unless you’re a deep cut fan, you might only be aware of Judge Dredd and not the expansive and sprawling ...
The volume again opens with a modern Judge Dredd story, “Magic Bullets” by Al Ewing and Colin Wilson. These days, Ewing is a star writer for Marvel Comics with runs on titles like Immortal Hulk.
Rebellion has announced The Galaxy's Greatest: 2000 AD at 45 – a star-studded online convention celebrating four and a half decades of the groundbreaking British comic! Featuring celebrity fans and ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Rebellion describes Best of 2000 AD as a “mixtape” of new and old stories. It begins with a new ...
I loved 2000AD but one of the best Judge Dredd stories probably won’t be on here because it requires a familiarity with Judge Dredd - Bury My Knee At Wounded Heart. Apart from a few stories involving ...
2000 AD fans have organised a charity raffle of original artwork. The 2000 AD Comic Artwork Facebook group is running the event in support of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. The raffle includes a ...
There was a grand tradition in the '70s and '80s of British comics merging with more successful titles, in the hope that this would mean an instant readership boost. The vast majority of those comics ...
Character deaths are nothing new in comics, but they're usually revealed as a surprise. 2000 AD publisher Rebellion, however, has taken the unusual course of announcing that long-running Judge Dredd ...
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