In the late seventies, Pat Mills created a new sci-fi anthology weekly comic book, as well as co-creating the lead character In the forty-plus years since, 2000AD and Judge Dredd have become names that everyone in the UK knows, and courtesy of a couple of movies and a few games, have spread those names around[...]
Pat Mills is best known as the founder of 2000AD and the co-creator of Judge Dredd - amongst many other works including Marshall Law, Charley's War and Punisher 2099 But his history in comics going much further back., such as writing for the British girls comic, Pink This comes from a time when it was[...]
These stories were originally written by Pat Mills and John Wagner - stalwarts of British weekly comics anthologies in the 1970s and 1980s and the creators of Judge Dredd for 2000AD - with artwork from Dave Gibbons, well before he found worldwide fame as the artist of Watchmen.Big Finish Productions seems intent on producing any[...]
Big Finish Productions released a trailer on Thursday announcing the Doctor Who audio drama adaptation of the Fourth Doctor’s comic book adventures that originally ran in the early 1980s.
Back in the early 80s, Doctor Who Monthly magazine ran comic strips featuring The Fourth Doctor drawn by Watchmen co-creator and artist Dave Gibbons and written[...]
by Alex De Campi, Maura McHugh, Tillie Walden, Katy Rex, Laura Bailey and many more, no holiday is complete without this thrill-packed anthology! Includes free poster.
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Eglington, Dave Taylor, Rory McConville, Arthur Wyatt, Patt Mills, Clint Langley, Peter Milligan, and Dan Abnett are working across their flaghsip 2000 AD Prog series and the Judge Dredd Megazine.2000 AD PROGS 2067-2070
2067 on sale 7 February 2018
2068 on sale 14 February 2018
2069 on sale 21 February 2018
2070 on sale 28 February 2018
Blazing SF action from the Eisner-nominated UK anthology! Future lawman Judge[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] 2000 AD #2051 continues the tales of Judge Dredd, Slaine, Sinister Dexter, Indigo Prime, and Grey Area. The continuation of the 'Icon' arc for Judge Dredd, by T.C. Eglington, Colin MacNeil, and Chris Blythe finds the media further instigating the riots, and the rioters have plans for the intended statue of Judge Dredd. […]
It’s not great, but it’s not bad either.However, the overall plot was boring and unengaging.[caption id="attachment_723554" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Rogue Trooper art by Leonardo Manco[/caption]Slaine: The Brutainia Chronicles by Pat Mills and Simon Davis features an intense tale of Slaine and Sinead battling the stone armies of the Archon Yaldaboath, as the mad god rages against[...]
Tickets have sold out, but Bleeding Cool will be there to help you experience the show, even if you can't make it. Guests:Abigail Ryder, Al Ewing, Alan Barnes, Alan Grant, Alec Worley, Andrew Currie, Andy Diggle, Annie Parkhouse, Arthur Ranson, Ben Oliver, Ben Willsher, Boo Cook, Carlos Ezquerra, Charlie Adlard, Chris Blythe, Chris Weston, Clint Langley,[...]
Pat Mills is the creator of the controversial cancelled Action! comic as well as 2000AD and co-creator of Judge Dredd Kevin O'Neill's is the co-creator of League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Cinema Purgatorio Together they created the legendary superhero satire Marshal Law.And now they have a new takedown of the comic book industry from the[...]
As Bleeding Cool reported last week, 2000AD publisher Rebellion are bringing the classic girls horror comic from the seventies back into print.They will reprint comics from creators also well known for their 2000 AD work, beginning with the work of 2000 AD’s first editor, Pat Mills.Which means, as we also reported, Moonchild by Pat Mills and John Armstrong[...]
And the girls comics went away.Well I understand that Rebellion, publishers of one of those boys comics, 2000AD, have managed to get the rights from 2000AD's old owners Fleetway/IPC to Misty.And for next summer, planning a revival, reprinting old Misty content from creators who are also well known for their 2000AD work, starting with the granddaddy of them all,[...]
He said that he developed the fastest pen in comics because he would average approximately 24 to 28 pages per month.Eventually, he met John Wagner and Pat Mills They had the idea for a story about a judge in the very near future They had some descriptors in mind: a New York City policeman dressed[...]
By Olly MacNameeFor those of us comic book fans keeping a keen eye on the MCM Comic Con’s Main Stage schedule this last Saturday for any comic book related events, we were pleasantly rewarded with a lunchtime panel spotlighting the career of modern British comic groundbreaker, Pat Mills Yes, THE Pat Mills, coming in under[...]
It will be available digitally worldwide on the 28th of January, however, through digital platforms like the 2000 AD webshop, 2000 AD iPad app, and the 2000 AD Android app.In Prog 1915 you will find:Judge Dredd: Dark Justice by John Wagner & Greg Staples
Savage: Grinders by Pat Mills & Patrick Goddard
The Order by Kek-W & John Burns
Ulysses Sweet Maniac For[...]
Punisher 2099 was co-created by Pat Mills, one of the men behind the creation of Judge Dredd and the co-creator of Marshal Law When Pat creates superheroes, he has a tendency to create them for satirical purpose and go over the top sowing what a bad idea the character would be in real life And[...]
To become true agents of Khaos, they must first travel to the planet Hekate, collecting seven heads and a seventh team member before The Night of The Blood Moon.Will the power of Khaos be enough to stop the Terran Empire from obliterating them with their deadly weapon, The Hellbringer? Co-written by Pat Mills (Marshal Law,[...]
Pat Mills has been talking about his nightmares dealing with Hollywood trying to adapt his comics into movies Such as,
Then there was the boss of a media company that’s a household name who ‘definitely’ wanted to do a whole range of projects featuring my characters, including Marshal Law They were ‘very, very serious’[...]
Bissette, Sarah Glidden, Kathryn & Stuart Immonen, Lilli Carré, and Pat Mills and David Hitchcock.“Aftermath” is a fitting conclusion to both the war and the graphic novel The Next War by Osbert Sitwell, adapted by Simon Gane is extremely reminiscent of a Hellboy one-shot Gane’s style reminds me of Duncan Fegredo and even bits of[...]
I bumped into Pat Mills at the British Library last week, there are a number of his works in the exhibition, including 2000AD, Judge Dredd, Marshal Law and Charley's War.A fondly remembered strip, a harsh retelling of the First World War from the point of view of an under age soldier, it has recently been[...]
