Tag: 2000 ad

With Jamie McKelvie, Becky Cloonan, Charlie Adlard, Erica Henderson, and Annie Wu on covers, AND Tom Muller of HoX/PoX on design, this is not a title to miss!

The rubber-boned escapologist crime-fighter, Janus Stark, is back!

And holy cats, what a lineup it is!

Move over, Dredd. You're not creepy enough for this one, Joe.

British mutants: arguably weirder but arguably cooler.

These dogs finally get their day.

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Today the comics community at large mourns the passing of legendary artist Carlos Ezquerra whose work co-creating Judge Dredd for 2000 AD defined that magazine through over 40 years of publishing and coalesced the modern British comics movement.

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For over 35 years Rogue Trooper has been in action-packed tales of war in the pages of  British comics anthology series 2000 AD. Did...

Quick, which publishers are the pioneers of digital comics? You might think IDW or Marvel, but the UK's Rebellion, publisher of 2000 AD, has been selling digital editions of its book since all the way back in 2005 with great success—it's the fastest and cheapest way to get Judge Dredd if you don't live in the UK after all. Now they are making their downloads DRM free. All comics purchased—past and present—via any method—web, Android, iOS—will now be available in DRM-free PDF and CBZ files.

At last weekend's C2E2 the Rebellion/2000 AD crowd was out and represented by marketing man about town Michael Molcher. Snapping a pic of him and his fellow boothworkers you could not help but notice that they were wearing T-shirs baring the logo of Zenith, which is, after Marvelman, perhaps the greatest "lost" superhero of UK comics. Created by Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell, with original character designs by Brendan McCarthy , it first appeared in in 2000 AD #535 in August 1987, and ran for four story arcs, or ‘phases,’ which finished up in 2000 AD #805 in October 1992. It ran in about 80 issues of the comic; the first three phases were collected in five volumes by Titan Books between 1988 and 1990. Phase Four has never been reprinted.