There have been a few 2000 AD-licensed games in the past, but despite properties like Dredd and co being obvious fodder for such things, they haven't fared particularly well. Rogue Trooper in 2006 ...

2000 AD premiered on 26 February, 1977, although its most iconic character, unforgiving future lawman Judge Dredd, wouldn't appear until its second issue. Known for stories packed with "thrill ...

CS: I’m a big fan of plant horror so I’m always wary! It’s a jungle out there, you know! 2000 AD Prog 2362 is on sale now. 2000 AD returns with the conclusion of Enemy Earth and more in 2024.

Fanattik and Rebellion have announced the launch of an officially licensed range of products based on the legendary 2000 AD ...

Videos by ComicBook.com Judge Dredd has made his rounds in the gaming-verse before, including Judge Dredd vs Death from 2003, and the 2000 AD series has had a few titles fall under their scope.

The 2000 AD universe is incredibly diverse and exciting, and the perfect fodder for videogames. The comics are action packed and often hideously violent, but also deeply funny and strange.

The first of the four issues will be 2000 AD prog 2170, to be released Feb. 26, with subsequent releases to come in May (2000 AD prog 2183), August (Prog 2196) and November (Prog 2206).

A special 48-page bumper issue of 2000 AD Prog 2350 and the 132-page Judge Dredd Megazine #460 will be merged with Battle/Action for one – well, two – issues only.

They will join 2000 AD - home of Judge Dredd - which Rebellion bought in 2000 (the actual year), saving it from cancellation. It is now one of the UK's top-selling comics once more.

There have not been many women comics creators who have worked on 2000 AD, the weekly sci-fi comic that has been running for 40 years. Emma Beeby was the first woman to write Judge Dredd in 2013.

First Appearance: 2000 AD Prog. 150 (John Wagner and Brian Bolland) The world of Mega-City One is defined by the endless clash between the violent gangs of the mega-blocks and the merciless street ...

Rebellion wants to see more of its comic book subsidiary 2000 AD's brands brought to gaming, even if it has to rely on other developers to get the job done. As reported by Bleeding Cool, Rebellion ...