Best of 2000 AD Volume 2 Gives More Entry Points To New Readers
Is Best of 2000 AD Volume 2 a good way to discover what 2000 AD has to offer? I invited critic and author Corrina Lawson to join me in finding out.
“Can I Eat You, Please?” The Absurdity Of Zombo
In our final piece of our year-long celebration of 2000 AD’s 45th anniversary, we take a look at Al Ewing and Henry Flint’s absurd Zombo strip.
When Batman Met Judge Dredd In Judgment On Gotham
Find out more about the irreverent first meeting between Batman and Judge Dredd in Judgment on Gotham.
Sláine: The Horned God Is Sword And Sorcery At Its Best
While Sláine was already a popular, The Horned God rightfully placed it into the pantheon of 2000 AD strips. Read on to find out why.
How To Start Reading Judge Dredd
This comprehensive guide gives you everything you need to know to start reading Judge Dredd. Read on to find out more.
Getting Lost In The Rich Lore Of Mazeworld
Discover the rich fantasy world of Alan Grant and Arthur Ranson’s Mazeworld as part our year-long celebration of 2000 AD’s 45th anniversary.
Necropolis: The Horror-Drenched Judge Dredd Epic
The Essential Judge Dredd line continues with Judge Dredd: Necropolis – the classic story which combines epic storytelling with horror.
2000 AD’s Full Tilt Boogie Opens The Floodgates For Accessible Sci-Fi
Science fiction can be confusing for new-comers. Luckily, Full Tilt Boogie is an accessible all-ages space opera. Read on to find out more.
Hail to the King: The Art of Carlos Ezquerra
Tom Shapira returns to spotlight the work of Carlos Ezquerra and discuss the newly released historical retrospective collection.
Teenage Kicks: Looking Back At Alan Moore and Alan Davis’ D.R. and Quinch
Continuing our celebration of 2000 AD’s 45th anniversary, Olly MacNamee looks back at the anarchic D.R and Quinch, which shows that Alan Moore has a wicked sense of humour.