2000AD is a weekly Science Fiction/Fantasy Magazine in comic format. Which was started in 1977 and has continued with only six week gap for the last twenty-three years. Although it started as pure science-fiction the introduction of Sláine (in 1985) changed than notion slightly. ( recently Button Man,Mazeworld )
The first issue was called Programme ( or Prog. for short ) 1 and this has continued to the present day after over 1360 weekly issues, mostly 32 pages each. ( features such as in Prog. 1000's supplement and specials give a full history of 2000AD. )
This web-site is completely unoffical. And is based around my favourite stories from 2000AD and related magazines. It's quite big so wander around. 2000AD has a breeding for great comics writers and artists and has a number of related titles come and go, most of which are mentioned below.

[2000AD has remained called titled 2000AD before, during and after the year of 2000AD]
Links project
The offical website at Rebellion

Select a Comic Judge Dredd Meg. Crisis 2000AD Monthlies Manga (Akira) US/other comics Sci-fi (books/films)

Select a Strip ABC Warriors Bad Company Halo Jones Slaine Nemesis Rogue Trooper Strontium Dog

Select a Writer Dan Abnett Jim Alexander David Bishop John Brosnan Eddie Campbell Jim Campbell Jamie Delano Michael Cook Andy Diggle Warren Ellis Gerry Finley-Day Neil Gaiman Simon Geller Igor Goldkind Kelvin Gosnell Peter Hogan Kew-K Nigel Long Alan McKenzie Mark Millar Pete Milligan Pat Mills Alan Moore Grant Morrison Robbie Morrison Steve Moore Gordon Rennie Hillary Robinson Si Spurrier Malcolm Shaw Skaky 2000/Skaky Kane Chris Standley Sonny Steelgrave Dave Stone John Tomlinson Tom Tully Tise Vahimagi John Wagner Win Wiacek Steve White

Select an Artist Nick Abadzis Charlie Adlard Ajibayo Akinsiku Jeff Anderson Jim Baikie Massimo Belardinelli David Bircham Chris Blythe Eric Bradbury Mark Buckingham John M. Burns Gary Caldwell José Casasnovas Andy Clarke Mike Collins Steve Cook Carl Critchlow Andrew Currie D'Israeli Alan Davis Simon B. Davis Nigel Dobbyn Richard Dolan Jim Elston Richard Elston Ron Emberton Gary Erskine Mike Farmer Duncan Fegredo Mike Fleisher Henry Flint Russell Fox Simon Fraser Rafael Garres Maya Gavin Ian Gibson Julian Gibson Neil Googe Mark Hadley Chris Halls Harry Harrison Alan Hebden John Hicklenton Graham Higgins Paul J. Holden Kev Hopgood Rian Hughes Ilya Frazer Irving Paul Jeacock Jock Paul Johnson Cam Kennedy Alison Kirkpatrick Clint Langley Roger Langridge Tony Luke Paul Neal Paul Neary Colin MacNeil Paul Marshall Mike McMahon Brendan McCarthy Jim Murray Kevin O'Neill John McCrea David Milligate Dean Ormston Steve ParkHouse Nick Percival Mike Perkins Tim Perkins Sean Philips Dermot Power David Pugh Steve Pugh Frank Quitely Arthur Ranson Nigel Raynor Jesus Redondo Wayne Reynolds John Ridgway David Roach Cliff Robinson Alex Ronald R-MC2 Steve Sampson Siku Will Simpson Skaky 2000/Skaky Kane Ron Smith SMS Paul Staples Greg Staples Subliminal Kid Lee Sullivan Dylan Teague Vanyo Calum Alexander Watt Chris Weston Mark Wigmore Mike White Mark Wilkinson Anthony Williams Nik Willams Brian Williamson Ben Willsher Colin Wilson Ashley Wood Byran Talbot Steve Tapin Kevin Walker Steve Yeowell

Mega-city One, Judge Anderson, Judge Death, Judge Dredd, Chopper, Fink Angel, Devlin Waugh, Shiruma... - Strontium Dogs Nemesis The warlock. One off stories, Future Shocks, Hewilgan's Haircut, Zenith , Rogue Trooper and others, Tyranny Rex, Indigo Prime, Tao Moto, Hap Hazzard other main pages... Creators, FAQ, JD Character Profiles, interviews - Crisis 2000AD related articles from PCFormat - Irish Times

Halo Jones Sláine ABC Warriors Bad Company

Text Stories

Armitage: Dowager Duchess of Ghent by Dave Stone

Devlin: Body and Soul by John Smith

Devlin: Love like Blood by John Smith

Indigo Prime: Loa in the machine by John Smith

Indigo Prime: Requiem by John Smith

Judge Anderson: Dangerous Game by Mark Millar

Tao Moto: The Baby of the Century by Myra Hancock

Tyranny Rex: Touched by the Hand of Brendan By John Smith

Tyranny Rex: A twist in the tail by John Smith

Judge Fear's Big Day Out by Simon Spurrier

Annuals, Yearbooks, specials - 2000AD had regular yearly New Year Hardback ( from 1978 ) and summer paperback sci-fi special ( from 1977 ) and Judge Dredd had a dedicated Annual ( from 1981 ) and mega-specials ( from 1988 ) as well winter specials ( in '88-'90, '92-'95 ).
2000AD annual 1990: Contents Page (art by Richard Dolan?) - Judge Dredd: Headbangers - Judge Anderson: She-Devil (by Alan Grant & Mick Austin)
But all these regular specials suddenly finished in '96. Why? ...ah, Would it be money?. It appears so, as the Prog 200x series in a combination of special with the regular anthology.
2000AD Poster Progs in '93 and '94 including Judge Dredd, Sláine, Nemesis, Rogue Trooper . Massive 594mm X 840mm on one side and 6 page story on the other.
2000AD special edition - rare reprints and features, Only #1,#2 also the "Judge Dredd Special Edition"
2000AD Action Special 1992 featuring the return of pre-2000AD comic favourites such as 'Steel Craw' and 'Kelly's eye'.

Prog 2000 - The special edition 2000AD (Dated from December 15, 1999 -> Janaury 4, 2000 )
Breaking tradition of sequential 2000AD issue numbering. The issue to published on the December 15 1999, will be called Prog 2000, instead of Prog 1174. After this 100 page special, which was the only 2000AD for 3 weeks, the numbering and size when back to normal. In "Prog 2000" were ==>

Prog 2000 - Series	Writer	Artist
Judge Dredd (2 stories) A Classic Wagner/McMahon tale and a great Wagner tribute by Alan Grant	John Wagner Alan Grant	Cam Kennedy & Chris Blythe Mike McMahon
Nemesis the Warlock, The last ever!	Pat Mills	Kevin O'Neill
Sláine	Pat Mills	Greg Staples
ABC Warriors	Pat Mills	Kevin Walker
Rogue Trooper	John Tomlinson	Dave Gibbons
Strontium Dog: Kreeler Conspiracy(first episode)	John Wagner	Carlos Ezquerra
Nikolai Dante	Robbie Morrison	Simon Fraser
Glimmer Rats (first episode)	Gordon Rennie	Mark Harrison

Prog 2001 - Series	Writer	Artist
Judge Dredd - Bad Mother	John Wagner	Cam Kennedy & Chris Blythe
Zenith	Grant Morrison	Steve Yeowell
Sinister Dexter	Dan Abnett	Andy Clarke & Chris Blythe
Tharg the mighty		Henry Flint
Button Man III	John Wagner	Alan Ranson
Bad Company	Pete Milligan	Brett Ewins and Jim McCarthy
Nikolai Dante	Robbie Morrison	John Burns
Necronauts (first episode)	Gordon Rennie	Frazing Irving
Strontium Dog	John Wagner	Carlos Ezquerra

Plus Feature: The power of creation. Series Info: Halo Jones, Robo-hunter

Prog 2002 - Series	Writer	Artist
Judge Dredd - Slick on the job Judge Dredd - The Student Prince	John Wagner Gordon Rennie	Greg Staples Cam Kennedy & Chris Blythe
Memento (Sci-fi class without any words)	Bryan Talbot	Bryan Talbot
Sinister Dexter	Dan Abnett	Anthony Willams & Chris Blythe
Bad Company (part one)	Pete Milligan	Brett Ewins & Jim McCarthy
Nikolai Dante (part one)	Robbie Morrison	Simon Fraser & Alison KirkPatrick
Storming Heaven (part one)	Gordon Rennie	Frazing Irving
Shakara (part one)	Robbie Morrison	Henry Flint

Plus Feature: Thargs's Top 10 of thrill Power (10 pages. Series Info: Ro-Busters, The VCs

Prog 2003 - Series	Writer	Artist
Judge Dredd/Aliens - Incubus	John Wagner & Andy Diggle	Henry Flint & Chris Blythe
The VCs: escher's well	Dan Abnett	Anthony Williams
Rogue Trooper: Angels	Gordon Rennie	Simon Coleby
Slaine (part one)	Pat Mills	Clint Langley
Nikolai Dante: Hell and high water (The young dante) (part one)	Robbie Morrison	John Burns
Caballistic, inc. (part one)	Gordon Rennie	Dom Reardon
Sinister & Dexter (text story)	Dan Abnett	SB Davis

Plus Feature: Best 2000AD covers, creators' choice A feature on the upcoming game Dredd Versus Death Series Info: Indigio Prime

Crisis - Political/Adult comic from 2000AD stable (#1 Sept 1988 - #63 October 1991)

Diceman - 2000ad's experiment in role-playing comics. 5 issues were published including Sláine:Ring of Danu and ABC warriors (edited by Simon Geller, most stories by Pat Mills)

Dice Man: 1, Jan 1986 - 5, Oct. 1986.

1) Judge Dredd, Nemesis and Sláine
2) ABC Warriors, Diceman and Sláine
3) Rogue Trooper, Diceman and Sláine
4) Diceman and Sláine
5) Rogue Trooper, Ronald Reagen and Diceman

Infomation source : La Placa Rifa,  W. R. Logan.

Best of 2000AD Monthly lasted 10 years ( from October 1985 -> August 1995, 119 issues) showcasing the best of 2000ad then they changed the name to 'Classic 2000AD' at the time of release of The Judge Dredd movie, and after 15 months it had disappeared. (Issue #15)
Index to The Best of 2000AD Monthly
A similar feat meet Complete Judge Dredd, renamed Classic Judge Dredd. It started to reprint all Judge Dredd stories from Prog 2, ( about 11 episodes a issue Priced from 90p to £1.25 a good way get classics like "The day the law died" #8-10, "Block Mania/Apocalypse War" #23-25 Complete Judge Dredd ) but only got to the OZ epic ( #15 Classic Judge Dredd )
Additionally there have been 3 issues of 'Best of 2000AD special edition'. First 2 printed in 1993 and 1994 featured a mix of colour annual/specials stories and short series such as 'Chopper: Soul on Fire' and 'Tribal Memories' in a 132 page paperback book format. The third 80 page issue printed in Summer 1999, to warm-up to Prog 2000. (Introducing Strontium Dog, ABC Warrior, Nemesis and original Rogue Trooper to new readers)

Quality Comics and Eagles Comics also reprinted Judge Dredd and 2000AD stories mostly for the US market, (I never bought them)

Graphic Novels Many 2000AD stories were reprinted by first Titan then Hamlyn Books ( include Hamlyn's Mandarin imprint ) and Fleetway. The only original stories first printed in a 2000ad graphic novels were the Judge Dredd/Batman crossovers written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, best and most successful was the first Judgement on Gotham. The next two 'Ulimate Riddle' and 'Judgement On Gotham' featured art by Carl Critchlow and Cam Kenndy represectily. The latest crossover was 'Die Laughing' by John Wagner/Alan Grant & Glenn Fabry/Jim Murray released in 2 books ( first in October 98, second in Nov. 98 ). Five years in the making
It seems both Simon Bisley and Jim Murray have used these crossovers as showcases of their artwork to the massive US audience.

E-mail me at these following address

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This is the e-mail address for 2000AD:

[email protected]

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Judge Dredd Megazine :

[email protected]

OLD:[email protected],[email protected]

and there was (now defunt) the 2000AD mailing list. )

Links to other 2000AD Web-pages | Link back to my Homepage

All characters and art (c) Rebellion 2003with exceptions of..

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Last updated 25/11/2003. since 7th March 1998.
(Work started on this web-site in August 1997)

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