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  Chris Weston's work has often been compared to that of Brian Bolland. The detail, the hard blacks, the feathering, the desire to portray as much as

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[...]

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[...]

Si Spurrier’s instructions: "Dredd is an American law enforcement officer in Mega City One: a violent city of the future where uniformed Judges combine

But Rebellion, the games company that bought 2000AD and Judge Dredd because they liked them, released a new Judge Dredd game at the 99 cent/69 pence price point Judge Dredd Vs Zombies. In the game, Dredd has to take down hordes of zombified citizens of Mega City One with his Lawgiver, or a weapon of his[...]

From The Guardian newspaper, celebrated cartoonist Steve Bell's take on Prince Charles being asked him to approve planning and construction laws that

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 first is The Cursed Earth Saga by Pat Mills, John Wagner, Mick McMahon and Brian Bolland and will be released in February, as Dredd tries to cross the[...]

Where he is showing off upcoming Judge Dredd covers like these… But then also showing off how he creates the work digitally… Jump on here. Brian Bolland has started his own blog Where he is showing off upcoming Judge Dredd covers like these… But then also showing off how he creates the work digitally… Jump on here. [...]

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[...]

You know there's been a lot of fuss in the news (and especially the American news it seems) about riots in England. Truth is, it hasn't affected 99% of

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

The cover to The Walking Dredd, Williams & McCarthy for an upcoming Judge Dredd Megazine #311, out the end of May in the UK, the end of June in the US. Brendan McCarthy is quotes as saying "Awash in a sea of zombie comics and movie and cable TV shows, I thought it would be interesting[...]

Twenty-five years ago, Bryan Talbot was a Judge Dredd artist Since then he's worked on books from Sandman to Hellblazer, to his own work One Bad Rat, Heart Of Empire, Alice In Sunderland and the recent Grandville volumes And now… full circle. On the 20th of April, Rebellion publish 2000AD Prog 1735, featuring a new[...]

More pictures have surfaced from the set of Dredd, The $45 Million budget film starring Karl Urban and Olivia Thirlby is currently shooting in Cape Town,

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

Beginning in 2000AD Prog 1712 out next week, Brendan McCarthy, co-creator of ReBoot and artist on Spider-Man Fever has created a two part Judge Dredd story, with Al Ewing scripting. Entitled Dr What? it involves Dredd tracking down "a time-travelling Doctor who rides a Mega-City Portaloo along the timewaves, altering history and changing the future[...]

Posted on the 2000AD forum. Barbarian specialist comics creator Liam Sharp is turning his hard, craggy chin back to the Judge. A tiny glimpse, of such

Sometimes a picture says it all. Jonathan Ross at the BICS convention in Birmingham this weekend gone, becoming a Special Judge.

Mike McMahon's Judge Dredd has been admired by many – and copied by some. On the left, McMahon art from "Umpty Candy", 1979 and on the right, Ian Kennedy's "99 Red" , 1985. On the left, McMahon art from "Christmas Comes to Des O'Connor Block", 1979, on the right Cam Kennedy's Dredd from the 1985 Sci-fi[...]