The new Red Dragon series returns to the world of Grant Morrison and Steve Yeowell's epic 2000 AD superhero saga.

Editor Matt Smith looks at the future of the long-running British comic that's home to 'Judge Dredd.' By Graeme McMillan Iconic British comic series 2000 AD is giving the future a makeover. This ...

Perhaps most impressively, 2000 AD has outlived its original publisher. Launched by IPC Magazines and continued by its subsidiary Fleetway, the comic survived several buyouts before landing with ...

'2000 AD,' the long-running British comic book anthology that helped launch the careers of Alan Moore, Grant Morrison and Al Ewing, has announced a new monthly series, 'Best of 2000 AD,' which is ...

2000 AD with the return of folk-horror series Thistlebone,and ComicBook.com has a look at the first chapter.Returning in this week’s 2000 AD 2364, “Thistlebone” comes from writer T.C ...

So 2000 AD has always been a challenge—obviously I've been a reader since 1977. In February 1977 I read issue one, and I've continued to read every issue ever since.

In an upcoming issue of 2000 AD--the long-running weekly British comic book that should be a part of every comic lover’s collection—we see Judge Dredd kissing a man with a green mohawk. The ...

Nevertheless, 2000 AD survived those dark times, and it’s pleasing to see Future Shock explore just what a great, largely unacknowledged influence the comic has been on TV and film.

With Best of 2000 AD that question has a brand new answer – accessible, contemporary, high-quality story-telling, available every month direct from your local comic book store.

People who think cuteness and violence don’t mix obviously haven’t seen the new 2000 AD costume pack for LittleBigPlanet, a collection of outfits that turns Sackboy into classic characters ...

Image Credit: 2000 AD The Traitor General Once a high-ranking Souther commander, The Traitor General believed that the galaxy-wide war between the two factions was a pointless and impossible conflict.

Character deaths are nothing new in comics, but they're usually revealed as a surprise. 2000 AD publisher Rebellion, however, has taken the unusual course of announcing that long-running Judge ...