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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,
Uncanny Avengers by John Cassaday…
And Judge Dredd: The Child's Quest by Mike McMahon.
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 you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If you are[...]
APril will also bring us Dexter's Laboratory and Rocky And Bullwinkle comics too.
That's confirmed by the following IDW 2014 preview, as well as a first look at the crossover X-Files: Conspiracy, Judge Dredd in Mega City 2 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles…
Star Mage was a new comic book series by novelist JC De La[...]
Alasdair Stuart writes: For many in the UK, Christmas is marked by the arrival of a double-sized Radio Times that, somehow, always seems to use the same
This, of course, has nothing at all to do with Karl Urban portraying the enigmatic Judge Dredd; I don't find him handsome or anything – Urban, not Dredd Putting my schoolboy crush aside for the moment, Dredd: Underbelly had enough action, violence, and partial nudity to keep me interested and intrigued, even if some of[...]
And here's how she got that way…
The stench of death reaches Judge Dredd But do you actually do your smelling in your nostrils? Isn't it further up? I have realised I have no idea what I'm talking about and should go and read a biology book, maybe get a closer look.
Thank you for obliging, preview[...]
Take two Judge Dredds twice a day and you;ll be right as rain.
Very amusing, GI JOe Special Missions, but you'l never be able to sell that on eBay now.
No one show this page to Bleeding Cool's Brendon or he won't be able to go to sleep for a month.
What is it with people trying[...]
And who are those nine silhouetted figures in the back? Nine plus four equals thirteen, you know, IDW are starting a new storyline called "13
Or my personal favorite because of Karl Urban's Dredd, was the man himself – Judge Dredd!
However, once in awhile there's someone who has a twisted sense of humor Hearing some loud rap music at one point Saturday afternoon, I turned to see a red stormtrooper with the customary heavy gold chain and medallion that could[...]
Mars Attacks Judge Dredd #3 with a special John McCrea drawn Stan Lee variant Who would have guessed we'd ever see Stan Lee and Judge Dredd in the same piece of art?
IDW Publishing is heading out to Stan Lee's Comikazi this weekend in Los Angeles In attendance will be Editor-In-Chief Chris Ryall, Special Projects[...]
95% just isn't enough, it seems.
Even Judge Dredd gets in on the action Quick, quick, can't we find any man to stand up to a woman?
Phew, that's better Misogyny maintained.
Velvet is probably my favourite comic this week, it just drips of the kind of comic you don't see these days, the Modesty Blaise, Button Man,[...]
Judge Dredd, Slaine, and 2000AD tick at least three of those boxes this year (let's leave the "responsible" thing out after all).
At New York Comic Con, the British Invasion, an "hour of sheer farce", as we were warned, brought us all the "celebration" behind the 36 years The panel started with a massive shout-out spelling[...]
And how they just bite through the bone.
While in Judge Dredd, they don't bother with the pigs And these guys will be doing cold turkey Which, of course is a crime in itself in Chew.
And with that little circular journey, we'll leave food in comics alone.
Because Red Sonja prefers something a little more liquid.
I also[...]
Judge Dredd Megazine is launching a new creator-owned superhero series next week with Prog 340, Ordinary by Rob Williams and D'Israeli.
What if one day everyone on the planet woke up with superpowers? Except one Middle-aged divorcee plumber Michael Fisher is from Queens, New York And has just become THE most ordinary man in the world[...]
Next week's Judge Dredd Megazine, Prog 340, begins a story that's set directly after the Dredd 3D movie, with design, styling, continuity and characters from the movie But what chance is there of a movie sequel?
Well… there is a petition And signees have received the following;
Thank you – you're one of more than 80,000 people[...]
Cook tells me;
In September 1991 I created the fake Megapolitan cover for the back of the Judge Dredd Megazine, starring Sophie Aldred and with cover lines by David Bishop.
This was published, but there were also a couple of variant homages to my favourite magazines, i-D and Vogue that I recently discovered the roughs for[...]
From the Thought Bubble Anthology 2013, out in November from Image Comics… the Elephantmen/Judge Dredd crossover from Richard Starkings and Boo Cook.
And if you need to gen up on your pachyderms first, Elephantmen #51 is a jump on issue out this month from Image…
From the Thought Bubble Anthology 2013, out in November[...]
Hannah Means-Shannon, senior New York Correspondent for Bleeding Cool writes;
I'm at Conquest Comics in New Jersey today, my local shop, to check out some of the titles coming out this week in real time, including Dexter #2 from Marvel, Bloodshot 0 from Valiant, Judge Dredd #10 from IDW, and Batman '66 #2 from DC[...]
Mostly (but not totally) ones I haven't talked about already today…
Okay, firstly, I want Cosplay of this guy by NYCC and secondly, the Judge Dredd that I know would grab that and use it as a tableweight or a doorstop.
Battersea Dog's Home, as seen through the eyes of Aphrodite IX.
From KISS Kids #1… Gene[...]
Hannah Means-Shannon writes for Bleeding Cool:
Hosted by Douglas Wolk, the Judge Dredd/2000AD IDW panel brought out a fleet of artists, editors, and writers included Ulises Farinas, Duane Swierczynski, Chris Ryall, Ben Smith, Keith Richardson, John Higgins, Michael Molcher and Henry Flint to a crowded room with plenty of impromptu applause from fired up readers.
Swierczynski introduced[...]
Oh, and every week you always get a Judge Dredd story, because he's one of the baddest mother drokkers in comics.
'Galaxy's Greatest Comic' is an apt description, for Tharg runs a tight operation I'm sure the other nominees are cursing under their breaths that 2000AD is finally a nominee, for it winning Best Anthology should[...]
More from them tomorrow, I fancy.
An old drawing of Damian by Dustin Nguyen, originally for a trading card game, discovered.
A ballpoint pen Judge Dredd by Jim Rugg.
David Yardin's Wonder Woman, "Pencil, Sakura watercolour Details added with Pentel brush pen and light blue & white Poscas."
A $20 commission of Oracle by Joshua Covey[...]
In the light of the launch of Nook Comics, Amazon Kindle UK has kicked off a series of very attractive sales on graphic novels.
Mostly licensed books from IDW and Dark Horse, but also Locke & Key, SIn City, Hellboy as well as Rebellion's Judge Dredd… if you have a Kindle and live in the UK,[...]
On Free Comic Book Day, Gosh! Comics took the opportunity to wipe their windows clean and for artists such as Mark Buckingham to paint on
Twenty-seven minutes of Mega-City One action, featuring Judge Minty from 2000AD.
Getting underway live from C2E2 is the Dredd and 2000AD panel. (I was hoping that Zenith t-shirt might indicate an announcement forthcoming, but alas, not
See, it's not just for Brian Bolland.
Cam Kennedy is getting his shot at a truly massive collection of his Judge Dredd work, as a "Complete Cam Kennedy" Volume One out in June in both the US and the UK.
Including "The Suspect," "The Falucci Tape" and "Something Abnormal About Norman."
Looking forward to a Mike McMahon volume[...]
Here is the cover to Dredd #8 by Howard Chaykin, and coloured by Jesus Aberto, posted by IDW EIC Chris Ryall; And a drawing, finished and unfinished, by