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By Josh Hechinger Welcome once more to From Strip to Script, where I reverse-engineer a script from a finished page of someone else's comic. Now, I've been trying to hop around various types of comics with these so, and here's where I sell European comics profoundly short by just doing a bit on Judge Dredd: in my[...]

This Wednesday brings the arrival of Prog 1911 from 2000AD, featuring Judge Dredd: End of the Road, Grey Suit: End of the Road, and the much heralded significant revelations of Stickleback: The Thru'Penny Opera This is not an issue to miss out on.  Prog 1911 will be available in print in the UK on December[...]

Someone has 3D printed Judge Dredd's Lawgiver This can only end well. Okay, NOW you are allowed to start thinking about Christmas What, you were before? Silly bunnies. So… what were you reading this week? Let's find out… Top Twenty Traffic Of The Week Star Wars: The Force Awakens Trailer Has Been Released Constantine Halted At 13 Episodes But Not[...]

Joe #4 gives you the options. Judge Dredd #25 has an option that I wish certain members of my family would learn And odds are they would wish the exact same on me. Well that's easy to remember Handy considering this is Memetic #2. Nightbreed #7 demonstrates light chit chat amongst the creations of Clive Barker What passes for[...]

By Chris Thompson [audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode108.mp3] After my last discussion with Jeff Smith as part of the Lakes International Comic Art Festival (which you can still listen to here), this time I'm back with Judge Dredd creators John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra at the recent NICE Convention in Bedford. Instead of rehashing the same old stories about Dredd, John and[...]

This week sees the release of 2000AD's Prog 1908 and also Judge Dredd Megazine #354 Mild wifi issues mean I can only bring you the Prog 1908 preview, so apologies for that, but both are appearing in print this Wednesday, November 19th, in the UK, digitally worldwide on the same day, and a little behind[...]

All that means is that he hasn't read the rest of the comic book yet. Or Captain America & The Mighty Avengers #1. He is sounding rather Judge Dredd-like. Yes, exactly But maybe the non-Axis All-New Captain America will save us with a more positive attitude? Five years in the Cubes, Creep! So how is everyone else affected? Well Hobgoblin is running[...]

But this week on Wednesday, November 12th in print in the UK, digitally worldwide, and a little behind that date in the US. Prog 1907 includes: Greysuit by Pat Mills, John Higgins and Sally Hurst Judge Dredd: Block Judge by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra Kingdom: Aux Drift by Dan Abnett, Richard Elson and Abigail Ryder Stickleback: The Thru'Penny Opera[...]

This week sees the release of 2000AD's Prog 1906, in shops on November 5th in the UK, digitally the same day worldwide, and a little behind that date in print in the USA. This week's prog includes: Judge Dredd: "Block Judge", Stickleback: "The Thru'penny Opera", Grey Suit: "Prince of Darkness", Ichabod Azrael: "One Last Bullet", Kingdom:[...]

This week on Wednesday, October 29th, Rebellion are releasing a 32-page movie sequel comic book, DREDD: Uprise, one of a two-part mini-series by Arthur

But this is a big week for 2000AD because the Winter Special 2014 with a cover by Ben Templesmith also arrives, and is accompanied by a third release, Dredd: Uprise, following on the success of Dredd: Underbelly as a single-issue comic. Prog 1905 includes: Judge Dredd: Block Judge – by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra Kingdom: Aux Drift[...]

This week, it's time for 2000 AD's Prog 1904, out on October 22nd in the UK and worldwide from the 2000 AD webshop at www.shop.2000ADonline.com and through the 2000 AD iPad app that day, a little behind that date in print in the USA. This issue includes: Judge Dredd: Block Judge – by John Wagner and Carlos[...]

How far will Magneto go in the fight against Red Onslaught? Wolverine may be dead but his legacy continues! Don't miss the Legacy of Wolverine this week. Fans of the hit TV show Sleepy Hollow should enjoy the new comic Sleepy Hollow comic series hitting this week! When miracle trun into disasters, what will Crane and Mills[...]

However, what seemed to be a purely business pitch quickly turned into a heartfelt retelling of how Judge Dredd and the other stories from 2000 AD touched the lives of the panelists and lead them down the path they had all chosen for their careers Gary Erskine recalled an event I'm sure many comic book[...]

It features a cover by Nick Percival and includes two new stories, including Pat Mills and John Higgins' 'super spy' series Greysuit and the final chapter of Rob Williams' Wild-West-in-Hell series Ichabod Azrael. This week's Prog includes: Judge Dredd: Block Judge – by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra Stickleback: The Thru'Penny Opera – by Ian Edginton and D'Israeli Greysuit:[...]

This week's 2000AD, Prog 1900, out on Wednesday the 24th September, has a Judge Dredd cover by Greg Staples, and displays a new logo by 2000 AD's lead designer Pye Parr It's also been specially designed as a "jumping on point" for new and lapsed readers, so there's really no excuse not to pick it[...]

Keep this up folks, and he'll be there…. Judge Dredd #23 has a Dark Judge get outwitted by another cop Note how Andersson has to be sneaky No one has ever accused Dredd of that! George Perez' Sirens looks as if they were watching Doctor Who last weekend Unless it was Professor Night, that is… ….as seen in Supreme Blue[...]

It's a bumper week from Rebellion, with Judge Dredd Megazine #352 (in which you will certainly spot some references to the Referendum) out this Wednesday (17th of September) and also, of course, 2000AD Prog 1899, available in shops in the UK on Wednesday in print, a little behind that in print in the USA, and digitally[...]

This is the cover of this week's Judge Dredd Megazine. You might have noticed, there's a Scottish referendum going on The vote is Thursday As Tharg says…. 2000AD has a long Scottish tradition John Wagner, who grew up in Greenock is Judge Dredd co-creator, was one a Highland mansion caretaker and worked for Dundee-based DC Thomson, where[...]

Apparently Mom's place is in the kitchen… and then in the stomach. Judge Dredd: Anderson #2 may present Anderson with a tricky situation, but at least this croc has better breath than Dredd Seriously, it's all beef jerky and garlic for him after a night out. Transformers Primacy #2 goes somewhere that Ocean's Eleven never did[...]

A lot of fans (including myself) are still holding hope for a sequel to 2012's Dredd starring Karl Urban as Judge Dredd Though the movie didn't do too well at the box office, the buzz of a sequel has never really calmed down and Urban himself is often urging fans to stay vocal about the[...]

It's that time again–time for another 2000AD preview before this issue arrives in shops on September 10th in the UK, a little behind in print in the USA, and digitally world-wide on September 10th. This week's Prog 1898 includes: Judge Dredd: "Cascade" – by Michael Carroll and Paul Marshall. Aquila: "Carnifex" – by Gordon Rennie and Leigh Gallagher Brass[...]

Hachette are publishing the complete partworks of Judge Dredd, being serialised right now as The Mega Collection.   The Mega Collection Here's what's coming, every two weeks.   Here's how the spines will look. And subscribers get extra stuff. So… anyone signing up? Before there were Lootcrates, there were… Partworks!   The British, and regular non-British readers of this site, should be[...]

Also make sure not to miss out on the single-issue series of Brass Sun currently in shops, or the one-shot of Jaegir that came out last week. In Prog 1897, we have: Judge Dredd: "Cascade" – by Michael Carroll and Paul Marshall. Aquila: "Carnifex "– by Gordon Rennie and Leigh Gallagher Brass Sun: "Floating Worlds" – by Ian Edginton[...]

Welcome to Endless City, a proposed skyscraper for London. It is designed to have its own ecosystem, incorporating offices, shops, massive inside parks, entertainment and housing and has been described as a "vertical city". Sound familiar? Me too. It's a block, straight out of Judge Dredd's Mega-City One Although the Endless City version. The design from SURE Architecture won the[...]

2000AD Prog 1896 will be available in print today, August 27th, in the UK, a little behind that in the USA, and digitally everywhere. Prog 1896 contains: Judge Dredd: "Cascade" – by Michael Carroll and Paul Marshall Aquila: "Carnifex" – by Gordon Rennie and Leigh Gallagher Brass Sun: "Floating Worlds" – by Ian Edginton and INJ Culbard Black Shuck –[...]

This Week's Reviews: Judge Dredd #22 He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Volume 3 Monster & Madman The Delinquents #1 Captain Marvel #6 Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland #1 Judge Dredd #22 (IDW Publishing) By Bart Bishop Judge Dredd It's a name synonymous with justice for almost 40 years Originating in the UK magazine 2000 AD, John Wagner created[...]

Dick, John Shirley and the Judge Dredd series have been warning us about for decades Suddenly, Judge Dredd is no longer just dark satire but reality. This leads me to think about mainstream pop culture's continuing fixation on cops Good cops Heroic cops We've all been taught since childhood that cops are there to protect us[...]

This week's 2000AD, Prog 1894, will be available in print in the UK on Wednesday, August 13th, a little behind that in the USA, but digitally everywhere on the 13th. This issue contains: Judge Dredd: "Cascade", a brand new story by Michael Carroll and Paul Marshall, with a 21st Century astronaut returning to Mega-City One. Aquila: "Carnifex", where Gordon[...]

Culbard promising "dark territory" for our protagonists. Prog 1893 features: Judge Dredd: "A Night in Sylvia Plath", Aquila: "Carnifex", Brass Sun: "Floating Worlds", Black Shuck: Part 3, and Jaegir: "Circe". And here's our preview of this week's Prog:     Getting back on track with our 2000AD previews this week, having recovered somewhat from[...]