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There have been stories about one firm of litter patrol officers contracting out to British councils being rather zealous in their handing out of fines, including dropped orange peel that decomposes, or throwing bread to the ducks. The powers these private contractors have to enact such on the spot fines have proved rather controversial, with descriptions[...]

It's not like Judge Dredd is known for sensitive policing policy He's never been on a course for race relations, sexual awareness or cultural empathy But there are certain lines of police brutality he's never been known to cross. But, with such events back in the headlines, it seems that this is the right time[...]

This is the cover to the February 2016 Judge Dredd comic book from US publisher IDW, folded out, back and front. Which means, if you don't care about the condition of the comic, you can rip it off the staples, fol it, stick it own and send it to someone you fancy. If they turn you down, see if[...]

That it was to feature an Eric Powell Judge Dredd strip held no sway. One issue may be that the FCBD board are all North American but Free Comic Book Day is now a worldwide event And different countries have different size standards This kind of edict can only reduce the international appeal of the annual[...]

Ho Ho Ho. Looks like Judge Dredd is making a bid to be the next Magnus Robot Fighter, in this Diamond UK retailer variant cover for 2000AD's Christmas issue, Prog 1961 Or he's just blowing up your Christmas presents No one gets a BB-8 this year. By Simon Bisley, he is returning for this cover, to the[...]

At the time it was biting satire for a kids comic.   But that satire came too close to the liking of certain multinational conglomerate fast food chains.   And so ever since those pages were removed or censored in subsequent reprints. Until now. With Judge Dredd: The Cursed Earth Uncensored out in July 2016 Pre-orders here… [...]

Next week's Judge Dredd Megazine celebrates its 25th anniversary with a special cover by Barry Kitson. The cover features 25 of Dredd's all-time greatest villains, including: Kraken, Judge Death, Judge Fear, Call-Me-Kenneth, Judge Mortis, Mean Machine Angel, Trapper Hag, Fink Angel, The Judge Child, Stan Lee, Chief Judge Cal, Judge Fire, Captain Skank, Sabbat the Necromancer,[...]

Appearing in 2000AD #227 during the Judge Death Lives storyline, this Brian Bolland image of Judge Dredd has been used over and over and over, over the years. Now Gosh Comics in London, 2000AD in Oxford and Brian Bolland in the nethersphere have created the following signed print Limited to 200 copies and signed by Brian Bolland,[...]

The Super Awesome Comic Review Show returns to Bleeding Cool, recorded at the one and only Astro-Zombies Comic Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They say: Foxi welcomes back John Morgan for a week of deep coverage on all things new in comix.  HUGE week in comix, so the Top 5 couldn't contain it all, and John Morgan[...]

Eight different IDW titles will feature variant Archie tribute covers, many of which are illustrated by fan-favorite Archie artists. And here is your exclusive look at the Judge Dredd: Mega-City Zero #1 cover by Francesco Francavilla.  For a look at all the special IDW December releases featuring the commemorative IDW/Archie Comics mash-up covers, visit www.idwpublishing.com. [...]

Here's Paul Hanley's New York nod-filled retailer-incentive cover for their new Judge Dredd #1 IDW announced the series at Comic Con, but here's the official solicit, unseen elsewhere, featuring Mega-City Zero as our more familiar Mega City is sent back in time, courtesy of Ulises Fariñas, Erick Freitas and Dan McDaid[...]

From this week's Captain Britain And The Defenders, by 2000AD writer Al Ewing. Check out the second speech balloon from the oppressive governments herding

Paul Grist's art from this week's Judge Dredd Megazine #363 With comics by Rennie/Ezquerra, Moore/Reppion/Foster, Abnett/Winslade and Paul…. So what else have you been reading this week on Bleeding Cool? Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week 1. Marvel Moves Up Home Release Of Avengers: Age Of Ultron 2. A Walmart Breaks Embargo For Star Wars: The Force Awakens Toys 3. Whatever Happened To… The 1988[...]

However, you'll have to wait until 2016 for that one. Some other titles to look forward to are Judge Dredd: Mega City Zero, written by Ulises Farinas and Erick Freitas, drawn with art by Dan McDaid That book will release just in time for Christmas this coming December. Archangel is also forthcoming, written by William Gibson and[...]

After the presentation, PR & Marketing for 2000AD's Michael Molcher provided a brief introduction to Spanish artist Ezquerra, who is probably most known for his visual work on Judge Dredd and Johnny Alpha from Strontium Dog. Ezquerra stated that as a boy, he did not have all the modern devices and games to entertain himself on[...]

He was joined by Carlos Ezquerra, co-creator of the series Judge Dredd, Andy Diggle, writer and former editor of 2000AD and the artist Jock. Molcher led off the hour with some announcements: Dreams of Deadworld, Kek-W and Dave Kindall, will premiere this September; Dan Abnett and I.N.J Culbard are working on a new series titled Brink[...]

Hosts Randy Young and Chris Hunter say: Thanks for pressing play! So much stuff this week! This really is a diverse and exciting week of comics and these kind of weeks are few and far between! Alan Moore returns to long form comic work this week with the highly anticipated Providence, a 12 issue maxi-series exploring Moore's vision[...]

X-Men for a reason. But if you are troubled by the actions of SHIELD at the end of the second season – where were you for the rest of the MCU? There have been similar arguments about the likes of Judge Dredd and The Authority, the creators of whom had stated that they were the bad guys,[...]

And there I was thinking The Shield was all Games-Of-Thronesy, They're much closer to 2000AD. We mentioned this earlier today... a rather Judge-like

You can find the digital version of the comic conveniently located on the  2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. This week's Prog contains: Judge Dredd: Breaking Bud by John Wagner and Richard Elson Terror Tales: Phase Shift by CB Harvey and David Hitchcock Sláine: Primordial by Pat Mills and Simon Davis Grey Area: Another Day On[...]

Did you also remember to pick up your Free Comic Book Day issue of 2000AD last week? Hope so. This week's issue contains: Judge Dredd:Breaking Bud by John Wagner and Richard Elson Sláine: Primordial by Pat Mills and Simon Davis Grey Area: Another Day On The Job by Dan Abnett and Mark Harrison Orlok, Agent of East-Meg One: The Rasputin[...]

It's a really packed Prog this week for #1928, out on April 27th in shops in the UK, May 27th in shops in the USA, but digitally worldwide this Wednesday through platforms like the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. Prog 1928 contains: Judge Dredd Enceladus: New Life by Rob Williams and Henry[...]

In July last year, this got a new twist as the media noticed something about one such construction in New York that threatened to spread its influence. A furious row erupted in New York earlier this month when the city council approved a proposal by one of the largest real estate developers in the city to build[...]

Prog 1927 arrives this week from 2000AD, appearing on Wednesday, April 22nd on shelves in the UK, on May 22nd in print in the USA, and digitally worldwide on Wednesday via the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. Prog 1927 contains: Judge Dredd Enceladus: New Life by Rob Williams and Henry Flint Sláine: Primordial by[...]

Prog 1924 will be arriving in print in the UK on Wednesday, April 1st, in print in the USA May 1st, and available digitally worldwide on the 1st of April through digital platforms like the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. Prog 1924 contains: Judge Dredd Enceladus: New Life by Rob Williams and Henry Flint Sláine:[...]

It will be available digitally worldwide on the 25th of March, however, through digital platforms like the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. Prog 1923 contains: Judge Dredd: Dark Justice by John Wagner & Greg Staples Survival Geeks: Steampunk'd by Gordon Rennie, Emma Beeby & Neil Googe Savage: Grinders by Pat Mills & Patrick Goddard Bob Byrne's[...]

It will be available digitally worldwide on the 18th of March, however, through digital platforms like the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app. Prog 1922 contains: Judge Dredd: Dark Justice by John Wagner & Greg Staples Survival Geeks: Steampunk'd by Gordon Rennie, Emma Beeby & Neil Googe Savage: Grinders by Pat Mills & Patrick Goddard The Order[...]

Prog 1921 lands this week with a "gatefold" cover by Greg Staples to celebrate the conclusion of Judge Dredd: Dark Justice Here's a full view: Prog 1921 will be available in print in the UK on the 11th of March and in print in the USA on the 11th of April It will be available[...]

By Michele Brittany, West Coast Bleeding Cool Correspondent My initial foray into the world of Judge Joseph Dredd was with a little movie called Judge Dredd (1995, Danny Cannon) starring Sylvester Stallone, Rob Schneider and Armand Assante As far as I can remember, I was not all that impressed and quickly forgot all about Mega-City One. Many[...]

  The original sketch is being sold by spartacus-is-cool on eBay… Though it does bear a similarity to this original Judge Dredd commission by Walking Dead co-creator Tony Moore… 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[...]