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ginge1962 · 20 days

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Judge Dredd Megazine No.387 - Sept 2017 with a cover by Richard Elson!

#comic books #british comics #judge dredd megazine #richard elson #judge dredd

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judgeanon · 16 days

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I'm late asking this but what was the best and worst of the Progs and Meg in 2023?

I'm late replying but here we go!

For Dredd in the progs, I really enjoyed the short stories. THE NIGHT SHIFTER, SHRINE, FLUSHER and DISCIPLES OF DEATH were all favorites, although I admit that last one was mostly because of the cute Scottish goth girl.

Other than Dredd, I liked THE OUT, THE ORDER, DURHAM RED, the BATTLE ACTION crossover thing, FERAL AND FOE, DEADWORLD and BLADERS. I especially liked ROGUE TROOPER (I'm a sucker for Ennis), VOID RUNNERS (Boo Cook keeps getting weirder and I love it) and AZIMUTH (gorgeous art, intriguing story, and one of those classic 2000AD "You thought it was a new series but NOOOO!" twists that I really dig).

I didn't really like ENEMY EARTH, I think the art just doesn't fit the premise. And JOE PINEAPPLES should've been by all accounts a cool fun heavy metal last goodbye, but it turned into a weird meandering bunch of nonsense (with some cowardly anti-vax shit thrown in for good measure). LOWBORN HIGH and PORTALS AND BLACK GOO both had the same problem for me: strong, very British premises that don't go as far with the Britishness as I'd like them to. And DEVIL'S RAILROAD, I really wanted to like it but it just kinda lost steam very early on.

The big mehhhh of the year was the end of HERSHEY, though. I tried my best to meet it halfway and to its credit it did deliver some cool panels and nice pages, but in my eyes, it really squandered the last chance for Hershey as a character to present her side of her relationship with Dredd, to leave him with any kind of nugget of character development. It didn't do nearly enough with what I think is years and years of truly compelling relationship work and all the great Simon Fraser art in the world can't fix that.

I still bought a print of that one cover tho'.

For the MEG, I liked almost everything. STORM WARNING, SURFER, DREADNOUGHTS, LAWLESS (fan-fucking-tastic last chapters), MEGA CITY 2099, all good stuff. I also enjoyed the shorter Dredds in the second half of the year, like RATINGS WAR and FITTING THE DESCRIPTION, but ONE-EYED JACKS... I dunno, neat premise but it went on a bit too long and wasn't super exciting either. Didn't really grab me. Same with Dark Judges.

That said, the most important 2000AD thing in 2023 for me was not in the prog or in the meg. It was here:

Molcher's I AM THE LAW is a monumental book, one of the most thorough if not THE most thorough look at Dredd in its context. It's also heavy as all drokk, a real gutwrencher of a book, the kind of shit you can't read more than one and a half chapter without getting utterly depressed, ravenously angry, or both. It's a bleak, tough book but also a necessary one. That it's an official Rebellion product, to me, serves as a line in the sand, a very explicit statement about how they perceive Dredd. In a time where companies are running over themselves to claim their works are "not political" and "only want to entertain", Rebellion publishing Molcher's titanic work and advertising it next to their Case Files collections is something worthy of respect.

(Also, I may be a little biased on account of being in the Special Thanks for the book...)

#2000AD #Judge Dredd #Judge Dredd Megazine

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downthetubes · 7 months

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Rebellion Releases: 2000AD, Judge Dredd Megazine, merge with ... Battle, Action?

Great News Inside, Readers! In the age of "Hatch, Match and Dispatch", these words struck fear into the hearts of British weekly comic readers, heralding the end of their favourite comic as it merged with another title ... but not today!

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#2000AD #Cliff Robinson #downthetubes News #Dylan Teague #Henry Flint #Johnny Red #Judge Dredd #Judge Dredd Megazine #SF Comics #War Comics

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transistoradio · 1 year

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Judge Dredd Megazine #333 (19 Mar 2013), with cover art by Henry Flint.

#henry flint #2000 a.d.#illustration #comics cover #judge dredd megazine #judge dredd #the black sun rises

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thefailurecult · 11 months

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#2000ad #judge dredd megazine #paul davidson #judge anderson

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kei-zama · 4 months

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JUDGE DREDD DARKEST JUDGE TP

Last year I drew one of the story of zombie infected 2000AD multiverse, SHIMURA: HOPE LIES BURIED for JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE #448. That is Johnny Alpha (Strontium Dog) and Shimura (Judge Dredd) were featured. Now TPB that my work is included preorder is started, check it out!

Previews: https://www.previewsworld.com/Catalog/JAN241908

Original Art https://keizamashop.bigcartel.com/category/2000ad

#news #kei zama #works #preorder #2000ad #rebellion #judge dredd megazine #judge dredd #strontium dog #johnny alpha #shimura #zombie

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mike-the-wolverine · 5 months

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alphacomicsvol2 · 2 years

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Judge Dredd Megazine #448 by Toby Willsmer

#Comic #Comics #2000 AD #Judge Dredd Megazine #Judge Dredd #Dredd #Judge Death #Sci-Fi #Toby Willsmer

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comicweek · 1 year

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#Judge Dredd #Judge Dredd Megazine #Drednoughts #advertisment #Dreddverse

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goblingubbins · 1 year

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Mail call! Issues 11-20 of Judge Dredd Megazine! 1991/1992 😁

#collection #comic books #2000 ad #90s comics #collector #comics #judge dredd #judge dredd megazine #fleetway comics #comic book art #comic covers #cover art #90s #90s aesthetic

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sibsankarroylaskar · 17 days

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1. Title: Beacon of Benevolence

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's path is uncertain, yet our purpose is clear,

Through compassionate deeds, let humanity steer.

In fraternity and peace, let us draw near,

Harmonizing with nature, our mission sincere.

Mother Nature's pride, as our actions adhere,

To kindness and love, spreading far and near.”

2.Title: Guiding Light

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's journey uncertain, let's seize the day,

With humanitarian deeds, we pave our way.

Fraternity and peace, let them lead our play,

In harmony with nature, let's find our sway.

Mother Nature smiles, as we spread love's ray,

Our legacy of kindness, to proudly display.”

3.Title: Legacy of Compassion

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's uncertainty beckons, a path to navigate,

In benevolence, our true essence elevates.

Through humanitarian deeds, let's collaborate,

Fraternity and peace, our world to consecrate.

In harmony with nature, our duty to appreciate,

Mother Earth rejoices, as we illuminate.”

4.Title: Embrace the Light Within

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's uncertain journey, a winding road to stray,

Through acts of kindness, let us pave the way.

In humanitarian works, our worth we display,

Fraternity and peace, our legacy to convey.

In harmony with nature, let our spirits sway,

Mother Nature smiles, as we brighten the day.”

5.Title: Beacon of Hope

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“In life's uncertain maze, let kindness lead the way,

With humanitarian works, let love hold sway.

Fraternity and peace, our guiding ray,

Harmony with nature, let us faithfully portray.

In every act of kindness, let our legacy stay,

Mother Nature beams, as we light up the day.”

6.Title: Legacy of Light

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“In life's uncertain dance, let's find our way,

With benevolent acts, let kindness sway.

Humanitarian deeds, our tribute to pay,

Fraternity and peace, let them hold sway.

In harmony with nature, let us stay,

Mother Earth smiles, as we brighten the day.”

7.Title: Embark on the Noble Journey

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's path, uncertain, winds through the fray,

In each moment, let compassion hold sway.

Through humanitarian works, let us convey,

Fraternity and peace, our guiding ray.

Harmony with nature, let us display,

Mother Earth smiles, as we honor her each day.”

8.Title: Emissaries of Goodness

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's whispers of uncertainty, heed with might,

In noble deeds, let our essence ignite.

Humanitarian works, our beacon of light,

Fraternity and peace, our guiding flight.

Harmony's symphony, in nature's sight,

Mother Earth rejoices, humanity's righteous plight.”

9.Title: Beacons of Compassion

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's uncertain path demands our light,

In benevolence, our purpose takes flight.

Through acts of kindness, we rewrite,

Humanitarian deeds, our guiding might.

Fraternity's embrace, peace's resounding height,

Mother Nature smiles, humanity's beacon bright.”

10.Title: Symphony of Benevolence

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“In life's uncertainty, let purpose lead the fray,

With every step, let kindness pave the way.

Through humanitarian works, our worth we display,

Fraternity and peace, our anthem to convey.

In harmony with nature, let our actions sway,

Mother Earth smiles, as humanity finds its ray.”

11.Title: Illuminate Humanity's Path

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's journey unfolds in a mysterious array,

Within it, our choices sculpt the day.

Through compassionate deeds, let us convey,

Humanitarian works, our homage we display.

Fraternity binds, as peace holds sway,

Mother Nature rejoices, as we light the way.”

12.Title: Embrace the Light Within

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's canvas, uncertain, paints in hues of gray,

Yet within our essence, lies the power to sway.

Through acts of kindness, let love be our way,

Humanitarian works, our legacy we convey.

Let fraternity unite, let peace forever stay,

Mother Nature smiles, as humanity finds its ray.”

13.Title: The Noble Call

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“In life's fleeting grasp, uncertainty does sway,

Yet within each soul, lies a guiding ray.

Through altruistic deeds, we pave our way,

Humanitarian works, our tribute we pay.

Let fraternity flourish, let peace have its say,

Mother Nature's pride, in kindness, we display.”

14.Title: Radiance of Purpose

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's path, shrouded in uncertainty's guise,

Yet within, opportunities to humanize.

Through benevolent acts, let our legacy rise,

Humanitarian works, where compassion never dies.

Fraternity embraced, harmony realized,

Mother Nature beams as humanity thrives.”

15.Title: Guiding Light

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's journey, veiled in uncertainty's sway,

Yet within lies the chance to illuminate the day.

Through deeds of compassion, let kindness pave the way,

Humanitarian works, our tribute to display.

Let fraternity unite, let peace forever stay,

Mother Nature smiles as humanity finds its ray.”

16.Title: Shine Brightly

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's path, uncertain, winds through shadows gray,

But within, lies the power to brighten the way.

In acts of kindness, let our impact sway,

Humanitarian works, our legacy we'll portray.

Let fraternity bind, let peace hold sway,

Mother Nature smiles as we light the day.”

17.Title: Illuminating Humanity's Path

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“In life's flux, uncertainty holds its sway,

Yet within lies the chance to make each day.

Through deeds of kindness, our worth we convey,

Humanitarian works, our legacy to portray.

Let fraternity bloom, let peace have its say,

Mother Nature smiles as we pave the righteous way.”

18.Title: Legacy of Light

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's sands shift, uncertain in their sway,

Yet within lies the power to brighten each day.

In acts of kindness, our worth finds display,

Humanitarian works, our chosen pathway.

Let fraternity flourish, let harmony stay,

Mother Nature smiles as we light the way.”

19.Title: Embrace the Noble Journey

Written by World Humanitarian Poet Sibshankar Roy Laskar from INDIA.

“Life's tapestry, woven with threads of uncertainty,

Yet within its folds, lies opportunity's key.

In noble deeds, our purpose finds clarity,

Humanitarian works, our legacy to decree.

Let fraternity reign, let peace and harmony sway,

Mother Nature smiles, as humanity finds its way.”

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ginge1962 · 4 days

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Judge Dredd Megazine No.318 - Jan 2012, cover by Tiernan Trevallion.

#comic books #british comics #judge dredd megazine #judge dredd #tiernan trevallion

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judgeanon · 1 year

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So I'm the guy who always asks this question year. Just joined Tumblr this year, what was the best and worst for the prog and the Meg this year?

Nice to see you around! How's the family? Ready for Christmas? Anywho, let's get to it...

As far as tops of the progs go, Kenneth Niemand continues to be my favorite part of Dredd. Which is a weird thing to say in a year that also had a John Wagner story, but I think Wagner has settled into this odd rhythm where he writes rock-solid stories pitched around a single weird twist that gets diffused like a bomb at the end, which is fine but eventually turns into a series of anti-climaxes and... what was I saying? Oh yeah, Niemand, great guy, love his one-shots and shorts and just about everything he does with Dredd.

Apart from Dredd, I dug KINGMAKER, BRINK was utterly delightful, LOWBORN HIGH has a lot of promise (and gorgeous art), and I'm still enjoying SINISTER DEXTER far more than anyone should be enjoying it in the year 2022. I liked the premise of THE CRAWLY MAN 3riller too, hope that gets a series some day. But the biggest surprise for me is how much I enjoyed the newest HERSHEY book. That was a real "against all odds" for me, especially after the last one, but this was a huge improvement.

As for the bad, I'm sure everyone and their mom is having a go at HOPE, and as much as it breaks my heart, it's completely warranted. That series is a mess. I do like the coven of witches idea, but everything else is just ehhh. And speaking of messes, ENEMY EARTH is another one. I like the art's energy but it makes me feel like I'm reading inside a malfunctioning amusement park ride.

As for the Meg, let's get it out of the way: LAWLESS is still awesome. Metta becoming a vigilante rules. Still the star of the show. I also really enjoyed DEATH CAP, although that was mostly because of Boo Cook going absolutely hog-wild on the last couple of episodes. The new bits of Psi-Division lore in ANDERSON were very fun. Dunno if it counts but HAWK THE SLAYER was another surprise delight. So weird to see both Ennis and Flint doing genres they don't usually go for and making it their own.

Meanwhile, I don't really care for Ales Kot's DEVLIN WAUGH or DIAMOND DOGS, but at least the latter had the good manners to, y'know, end. But beyond that, the Meg was solid this year. Same could be said for the prog really: very solid year, nothing particularly show-stopping but no deal-breakers either.

Also, I'd like to give a special mention to that zombie crossover event thing because I rolled my eyes at it a little when it got announced but it ended up being a really cool little ride. Plus it gave some artists I love a chance to draw the shit out of a bunch of characters they otherwise wouldn't and that's always welcome.

#2000AD #Judge Dredd #Comics #Judge Dredd Megazine #This Year In Review

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downthetubes · 9 months

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Infernally Yours - the latest 2000AD, on sale now!

The striking cover from "Azimuth" artist Lee Milmore for 2000AD Prog 2344, on sale now, will haunt you until you buy a copy, and there’s plenty of action and adventure on offer, too, adding to this issue's appeal

The striking cover from “Azimuth” artist Lee Milmore for 2000AD Prog 2344, on sale now, will haunt you until you buy a copy, and there’s plenty of action and adventure on offer, too, adding to this issue’s appeal. Especially, for me, Tom Foster‘s art on “Judge Dredd“, and Eoin Coveney‘s art on “Portals“, complementing a dark, unsettling script from John Tomlinson. It’s on sale now in all good…

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thefailurecult · 6 months

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#2000ad #judge dredd megazine #lawless #phil winslade #dan abnett

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kei-zama · 1 year

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New blog and webshop sale

Hello. I'm Kei Zama. Thanks for visiting here. I'm gonna leave from twitter because fucking Elon Musk, so I create this tumblr page. I'll post doodles, news about my works and webshop and blah blah blah to here. And I create new instagram acc too, here will be posted miscellaneous things. The book I read, foods, life, gender transition update etc.

I will post the articles of Tumblr & Instagram to twitter for a while but I will stop to use at least by the end of the year. Fuck Elon Musk.

--- My webshop will start worldwide free shipping sale by 1 November 12:00 a.m. JST. On orders over 30000 yen, the shipping fee becomes free. Don't forget add the code SBP6BP when checking out.

Same time, the original interior arts of EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #5 (Web-Weaver's story!) and SHIMURA: HOPE LIES BURIED (JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE #448) will be on sale. Don't miss it!

Web shop: https://keizamashop.bigcartel.com/

#News #Kei Zama #Web shop #Original Art #Web-Weaver #edge of spider-verse #Judge Dredd Megazine #shimura #Judge Dredd #strontium dog #johnny alpha #Zombies #2000 AD #comics

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