2000 AD

...a second science fiction comic, Starlord, which was cancelled after only 22 issues and merged into 2000 AD. Two Starlord strips strengthened 2000 AD's line-up: Strontium Dog, a mutant bounty hunter created by Wagner and Ezquerra, and...

In this article: 2000 AD, John Wagner, Judge Dredd, Pat Mills, Carlos Ezquerra, Judge, Kevin O'Neill, and Rogue Trooper

...the events of the third film, 1985's Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome. Renowned comic artist Brendan McCarthy, who made his name working for 2000AD and whose style was heavily influenced by the post-apocalyptic vision in Mad Max 2: The Road...

In this article: Charlize Theron, Tom Hardy, Charles Bronson, George Miller, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, 2000ad, Max Rockatansky, The Hollywood Reporter, Brendan McCarthy, and Warner Brothers

...the name for The Teardrop Explodes from Teardrop Explodes from the pages of Daredevil. Madness named their label Zarjazz after a word from 2000AD. 'The first thing I ever remember looking at was Asterix And Cleopatra,' said Phill (above...

In this article: Bill Watterson, Frank Hampson, Dan Dare, Alan Moore, Marcus Morris, The Teardrop Explodes, Calvin and Hobbes, Action Comics, 2000ad, and Daredevil

...store on October 9. Beneath a Steel Sky combines the talent of game designer Charles Cecil with comic artist Dave Gibbons (Watchmen, 2000 AD), who have previously collaborated on Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars - Director's Cut,...

In this article: Charles Cecil, Dave Gibbons, Beneath a Steel Sky, Heavy Rain, Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars, Iphone, 2000 AD, Gog.com, GameSpot UK, and Itunes

...that a nun had given him a red ribbon at a funeral because she believed he wanted "a better world". He called for "a thousand days [until 2000AD] to prepare for a thousand years". It was emetic. Worse, it was effective. Voters actually wanted...

In this article: David Cameron, Malcolm Pearson, United Kingdom Independence Party, Tories, Gordon Brown, Labour, Tony Blair, Brighton, The Daily Telegraph, and Margaret Thatcher

...1950's pulp paperbacks that we all love so well. Original artwork sets off each story, rendered by top artists published by the likes of 2000AD and Neil Gaiman. Sprinkled liberally throughout are original vintage images and magazine adverts...

In this article: Alastair Reynolds, Elizabeth Bear, Jeffrey Ford, 2000ad, Neil Gaiman, Cory Doctorow, and USA

...misdemeanors. Writer John Wagner and artist Ron Smith addressed the issue of graffiti and youth crime in two 1981 issues of 2000 AD, the comics magazine that to this day serializes the 'Dredd' stories. Following the teenage Marlon...

In this article: Chopper, Judge Dredd, 2000 AD, Judge, Mega-City One, Ron Smith, and Statue of Liberty

...my job was as a medical artist, I was doing freelance work for publishers of fantasy and sci-fi books. 2000AD came out in 1977 but I didn't catch up with it until several years later. Most boy's magazines of that period were filled with...

In this article: 2000ad, Steve Dillon, Judge Dredd, Hellblazer, Nobel prize for literature, Deadline, and Garth Ennis

...a break from promoting national holidays and PS3 games with their LittleBigPlanet content, MM will soon be releasing Sackboys based on 2000AD comics. This was teased over the weekend with a Judge Dredd movie poster, but in the intervening...

In this article: Judge Dredd, 2000ad, LittleBigPlanet, PS3, Predator, Judge Anderson, Rebellion, and Media Molecule

...like that Judge Dredd sticker pack for LittleBigPlanet may contain more than just stickers after all. Two costumes from an upcoming 2000AD DLC pack have been revealed on Media Molecule's website, with more being revealed each day until the...

In this article: Joystiq, 2000ad, LittleBigPlanet, Judge Dredd, THQ, Wii, Guitar Hero 5, Trademark, and Judge