Much anticipated news today on the long-awaited Rogue Trooper movie… DUNCAN JONES WRAPS PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHY ON 2000 AD’S ROGUE TROOPER MOVIE As revealed exclusively by Variety today, Duncan Jones’ (Moon, Source…
I imagine I am not the only long-term 2000 AD fan (yes I did buy Prog 1 from my local WHSmith way back in 1977) who, while perhaps not considering…
It scarcely needs mentioning that of all of the Treasury of British Comics’ many collections over the last several years few were as eagerly anticipated or have had such a…
The holiday season must be around the corner because Rebellion have just announced their plans for 2023’s 2000 AD festive special. It includes comedian actor Rufus Hound (much admired around…
If you’re looking for a wizarding school alternative to a certain other now deeply problematic one then 2000 AD has you covered with its own take on the concept in…
News from NYCC this weekend that will thrill fans of the late, great artist as a Steve Dillon 2000 AD Apex Edition is announced. 2000 AD Announce The 2000 AD…
Well this is certainly an exciting development! Thematically following on from their The Vigilant series from a few years back Rebellion will be bringing together a whole host of classic…
2000 AD has a long history of social commentary and new thrill The Devil’s Railroad, coming in Prog 2352, keeps up that noted tradition. Full details of this Milligan/Dayglo series…
It’s been one of the great success stories of UK comics publishing over the last couple of years and this Autumn there’s more developments in store for Rebellion’s Monster Fun…
For a certain generation of Roy of the Rovers fans there’s one era of the popular football strip (US readers may hereon mentally insert “soccer” into each reference to football…
With their various Battle Action revival publications and Treasury of British Comics reprints bringing classic UK comics characters to new audiences, Rebellion have announced a collaboration with Soldiers of Oxfordshire…
With the obvious exclusion of Johnny Alpha when characters in 2000 AD die they usually tend to stay dead. This week’s Prog sees the end of the road for Judge…
Garth Ennis’s recent return to the worlds of 2000 AD and Rebellion has seen him tackle projects ranging from obscure cult favourites to big-name properties. Next year sees the collection…
As something of a lapsed reader of 2000 AD as a weekly phenomenon, who these days dips into trade collections rather than following short serialised strips, I find the comic’s…
Rebellion have certainly been stepping up to the plate recently when it comes to announcing larger format archive editions of classic work. Sláine: The Horned God is the latest pivotal 2000…
If you were already looking forward to the new Nemesis the Warlock: The Definitive Edition volumes there’s an extra reason to be anticipating them now, with Rebellion announcing today that they…
News today that long-time comics commentator Steve Morris has taken his place in Tharg’s hierarchy as Rebellion’s new 2000 AD and graphic novels marketing manager. Congratulations to Steve who has…
It seems almost inconceivable that both of the strips collected in the recent Treasury of British Comics collection of classic 1970s/1980s comics for girls are missing writer credits. But such…
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