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What happened to good old fashioned voyeuristic fascination? Judge Dredd Mega-City Two #3 shows us that Siri doesn't actually get that much better. You know, it might not have been quite so amusing if those with guns were slightly better shots There's being an adrenaline junkie, and there's being shot in the ass Insane is right, in Green[...]

Well, as the headline says, Prog #1874 for 2000AD has sold out at the distributor level a week early for the first time in the magazine's history, and the reprints should be available by March 31st. This is no doubt due to the "jumping on point" nature of the book, including 5 all new stories and[...]

This week's Prog 1872 features Judge Dredd: Squirm!, ABC Warriors: Return to Mars, Tharg's 3Rillers: After the Vengeance, Future Shocks: The Modular War and Grey Area: Visitation, and 2000AD are teasing, "Is Dredd going to be worm food?" The cover certainly raises the question. This week's Prog will be available Wednesday, March 11th, in print in[...]

It's certainly got a striking cover, and contains Judge Dredd, ABC Warriors, Tharg's 3rillers, Terror Tales, and Grey Area This week's Prog (available in print in the UK March 5th, and immediately digitally, but at a slight lag to print in the USA) seems to pack even more in the usual punch in the face[...]

In fact, metal and comics cross paths only rarely but with legendary results, and on this week's heavy metal history lesson host Ian Christe ("Sound of the Beast"/Bazillion Points Books) clobbers a handful of classic songs about Iron Man, Thor, Judge Dredd, Spiderman, Ghost Rider, Conan, and others by heavy metal heroes Manowar, Bloodstar, Voivod,[...]

It all starts here… In My Little Pony Friends Forever #2 we get some bad gags… and the horrible conclusion that Granny Smith has got crabs. Judge Dredd #16 poses a solution to the CSI-sation of modern publishing. Ghostbusters #13 tackles spectral humour and horror tropes But here's the thing… most American building and hotels[...]

This week's Prog (available in print in the UK on the 26th, and immediately digitally, but at a slight lag to print in the USA) features Judge Dredd: Squirm!, ABC Warriors: Return to Mars, Grey Area: Rates of Exchange, Future Shocks: Immunity, and Strontium Dog: Dogs of War. This Wednesday, February 26th, 2000AD turns 37[...]

Artist Nick Percival is running a little competition on his Facebook page for people to get a chance to appear in his upcoming Judge Dredd series for 2000AD that he's painting – Trauma Town – as a Judge that will die very horribly They have to come up with a good reason as to why they'd[...]

Here is a request. Below will be a major spoiler for the new Judge Dredd Megazine The monthly hard sci-fi comic anthology featuring the mighty law giver of Mega City One in his continuing real time adventures. If you are intending to read the comic book, you should turn away now. But I would also ask, inspired by[...]

If you want a sequel to the Dredd movie... you could make your own. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7wSfWDSDTI Or read the second print of Underbelly

Here it is: our sneak peek at the specially commissioned cover for the second printing of the comic book sequel to the Judge Dredd film, Dredd: Underbelly, by stellar artist Jock. The first printing of  Dredd: Underbelly, Rebellion's first ever US-format comic book, sold out before it reached shelves, and this reprint is currently available to[...]

But he really is Judge Dredd, isn't he? I mean, even more than usual? Talking of which, from Judge Dredd Classics #8, is he talking about a floating dooky there? It just sounds like another faecal euphemism… And there's another from Transformers More Than Meets The Eye #26 And the euphemism flips the other way in Illegitimates #3. And[...]

Right now, he's the artist on the new run of IDW's Judge Dredd comics in Judge Dredd: Mega-City Two, written by Douglas Wolk The team have kicked off their arc, with the second issue coming out this week, and Farinas talks with Bleeding Cool here about self-promotion for artists, breaking the stranglehold of depicting solely[...]

Coming this week on February 5th is 2000AD's Prog 1867, and why not peruse a little non-spoilery introduction to the magazine with the first page of each feature? In which we have Judge Dredd: Titan, Ulysses Sweet, Maniac For Hire: Centred, Grey Area: All God's Children, Future Shocks: Family Business, and Strontium Dog: Dogs of[...]

Glass gets broken, but teeth stay intact. Massive #19 sees the Russians use every part of the helicopter, from tip to tail. X-Files Conspiracy: Ghostbusters #1 does bring up the question of exactly where Egon got his hair in The Real Ghostbusters. Judge Dredd #15 makes me wonder… exactly how can you listen well through that bloody[...]

On January 15th this week, RM Guera is making his Judge Dredd Megazine debut on a story called "The Man Comes Around" written by Rob Williams Guera, a Serbian artist based in Spain, is, of course, best known for his work on Scalped with Jason Aaron It might seem like a far cry between Scalped[...]

I arrived at last, after crossing two canals on foot bridges beneath which equally alarming currents swirled, but safe at last, I met up with PR Officer for Rebellion, Michael Molcher and was greeted by a massive Judge Dredd statue It was clear I was in the right place. In a subtly humming capacious hangar a[...]

Nei Ruffino has been establishing herself as one of the top colorist in comics having started out with companies like Zenescope and moving on to DC

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,[...]