She’s the daughter of Dracula and he’s a ‘feendish’ mastermind who just can’t get a break – get the mischievous Grimly Feendish and the devlish Draculass on brand new T-shirts from the Treasury of British Comics!
He’s the Rottenest Crook in the World and now he’s on a T-shirt in time for the spookiest time of the year!
Grimly Feendish was a would-be world conqueror, a master criminal who deployed everything from monsters to exploding treacle to take over the world! But he was constantly thwarted by his nemesis – Eagle-Eye, Junior Spy! Created by Leo Baxendale and first published in Wham! in 1964, and later appeared in Smash!.
Popping over from Transylvania to stay with her perfectly normal aunt, uncle and cousin Maisie, Draculass was the green-faced, sharp-fanged vampire always on the lookout for unsuspecting victims! While her family seemed blissfully unaware of her nocturnal activities, though luckily she proved constantly unsuccessful in sinking her teeth into the townsfolk!
Created by artist Terry Bave, Draculass first appeared in Monster Fun in 1975. She survived its merger with Buster, but only lasted until December 1977.
She’s defeated him time and time again, and now the epic battle between Psi Judge Anderson and the undead Judge Death is immortalised on a tee featuring the classic artwork of Brian Bolland!
There are few more iconic character/creator pairings than Anderson and Judge Death with their co-creator Bolland, whose incredible, detailed and evocative artwork has amazed and inspired millions of readers.
This piece of 2000 AD merchandise is available to order now in multiple sizes and colours and printed in the UK, this quality T-shirt is mandatory wear for any fan of Judge Anderson or the undead.
– Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
– Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
– Available in sizes 3XL (unisex) and 2XL (women’s)
This is a print on demand T-shirt, please allow between 3-10 working days for the item to be printed and dispatched.
In the totalitarian dystopia of Mega-City One, the most subversive thing you can be … is pro-democracy!
The new 2000 AD ‘Democracy’ range of T-shirts features both classic artwork and fresh designs plucked from the pages of Judge Dredd, all themed around the fight for democracy in Mega-City One. So whether you’re a pro-democracy agitator or pro-Judge enforcer, there’s something for you!
These stunning pieces of Judge Dredd merchandise are available to order now in multiple sizes and colours. Printed in the UK, this quality T-shirt is mandatory wear for any Dredd fan!
Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
John Higgins’ classic Judge Dredd cover to 2000 AD Prog 531 is now on a T-shirt – get the ultimate figure in political satire on a terrifyingly topical tee!
Higgins’ cover advertised ‘Revolution’, the Wagner and Alan Grant story he illustrated in 1987 – a landmark moment in the strip’s history and one which had ramifications for years to come!
For decades, the struggle for people power has been one of the most important and satirical aspects of Judge Dredd; from pro-democracy terrorists storming a TV station in ‘Revolution’ to the city-wide referendum on the rule of the Judges in ‘Twilight’s Last Gleaming’.
As detailed in the opening chapter of the year-long mega-epic, The Day of Chaos, the Apathy Party are the party that aren’t really bothered about canvassing your vote. And now you can wear the mark of Apathy and let people know that you’re not fussed either way!
As detailed in the opening chapter of the year-long mega-epic, The Day of Chaos, the Apathy Party are the party that aren’t really bothered about canvassing your vote. And now you can wear the mark of Apathy and let people know that you’re not fussed either way!
The Simps have been a feature of Judge Dredd’s world ever since the ill-fated wedding of Clovis Leach and Nobby Clunk in 2000 AD Prog 527. Now, Cliff Robinson’s earliest design for the mad fadsters is available on a democratically-inclined T-shirt!
John Higgins’ classic Judge Dredd cover to 2000 AD Prog 533 is now on a T-shirt – get the ultimate figure in political satire on a terrifyingly topical tee!
This was Higgins’ second cover to mark ‘Revolution’, the Wagner and Alan Grant story he illustrated in 1987 – a landmark moment in the strip’s history and one which had ramifications for years to come!
Vote Dave! The Mega-City One mayor you know you can trust! First appearing in 2000 AD Prog 366 in 1984, this ordinary orangutan was the surprise winner of the mayoral election and went on to become the most popular politician the city had ever seen! He may have met a sticky end, but he is memory is still beloved by the people of the city! This piece of Judge Dredd merchandise features Ron Smith’s iconic portrait of MC1’s greatest politician.
Please note: these are print-on-demand T-shirts, so please allow between 3-10 working days for the item to be printed and dispatched.
Keeping the streets safe since 2031, the Judges of Mega-City One’s Justice Department are judge, jury and executioner all rolled into one. This elite force is backed up by legions of Tek, Med and support personnel who ensure that Justice can be quickly dispensed to any who dare break the law!
Whether you’re administering an iso-block, running a clean-up crew, or manning a desk at Control, you can now be a part of the machinery of the state with this quality T-shirt, which bears Justice Department’s eagle shield logo, made famous by 2000 AD‘s Judge Dredd.
Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
Available in sizes up to 3XL (unisex) and 2XL (women’s)
Now on a quality tee – the dual face of Blake Edmonds, the man with nothing left to live for!
Edmonds had it all – fame, money, looks… and then the world-famous F1 driver suffered a terrible accident which left him hideously disfigured. Fashioning a mask to hide his terrible visage, Edmonds takes on a new career as a stuntman, flirting with death on a regular basis.
Mashing together the ‘70s F1 popularity wave with a macabre, uncanny horror and visceral action, Death Wish appeared in Speed, Tiger and Eagle, and was a huge comics hit – and this classic artwork is now available on a T-shirt from the Treasury of British Comics.
Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
It was the story that got a comic banned – and Carlos Ezquerra’s infamous Kids Rule O.K.! cover is now available on a quality T-shirt!
Launched in 1976, Action was the ground-breaking, highly-influential comic that paved the way for 2000 AD – filled with shocking tales of football hooliganism, savage sharks, rampaging teenagers, high octane gore, and extreme violence!
Ezquerra’s legendary cover for the series, showing what critics claimed was a chain-wielding teen attacking a policeman, is now available on a T-shirt as well as the series’ famous ‘Aggro: it’s a way of life’ slogan!
Set in a world without adults where gangs of teenagers run amok, Kids Rule OK! featured feral gangs of children and teenagers exacting revenge on the adult world – the strip helped lead to the comic being branded a “sevenpenny nightmare” and newsagents refusing to stock it. A toned-down version of Action returned a month later, but lasted barely a year before being folded in stablemate Battle.
It’s the ultimate grudge match – order vs chaos! Life vs death! Judge Dredd vs Judge Death is now available on this quality tee!
Drawn by one of the undisputed artistic masters of 2000 AD, Brian Bolland, this classic image shows the ultimate lawman of the future battling the undead alien superfiend from a dimension where life itself is a crime!
This stunning piece of Judge Dredd merchandise is available to order now in multiple sizes and colours. Printed in the UK, this quality T-shirt is mandatory wear for any Dredd fan!
Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
Bred for war, a legend forged in the poisoned wastelands of Nu Earth – he is the Rogue Trooper … and you can now get one of the all-time greatest comic covers on a quality T-shirt!
Whether you’re a Nort or a Souther, you’ll want to wear Dave Gibbons’ stunning cover from 2000 AD Prog 228 on the shirt of your choice – the cover that introduced readers to one of 2000 AD‘s most popular characters!
Created by Gerry Finley-Day and Gibbons, Rogue Trooper is the blue-skinned soldier fighting his own war amidst the choking chem clouds of this tainted planet, trapped between two opposing and intractable armies, his only company the digital personalities of his three dead comrades – Bagman, Gunnar, Helm – encoded into his equipment.
Available in both unisex and women’s cuts on Fruit of the Loom shirts.
Available colours: Black, White, Royal Blue, Classic Olive, Red, Sunflower.
The worlds of Judge Dredd, Sláine, Strontium Dog, and Nikolai Dante will be crashing onto tabletops around the globe in October 2019 with the release of Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter, a new miniatures board game building on the critically-acclaimed Wildlands series from designer Martin Wallace.
The game brings some of 2000 AD’s most well-known characters to the streets of Mega-City One, fighting for the shattered fragments of their own universe! Faction-specific action decks and new special character abilities give each group their own playstyle, from the well-armed Judges with their explosive ammo to the bestial fury of Sláine and his Celtic allies. Playing to your faction’s strengths and exploiting your opponents’ weaknesses will be the key to claiming victory on the streets of Mega-City One.
Artwork from 2000 AD artists Rufus Dayglo, Clint Langley, Simon Fraser, and Chris Weston brings the authentic comic-book feel to the card art, while the twenty unique miniatures sculpted by Bobby Jackson, David Lee-Whitaker, and Jason Wiebe transport these characters from the page to the tabletop.
Speaking about the project, designer Martin Wallace said ‘When they burst onto the scene in the 1970s, 2000 AD and Judge Dredd were absolutely revolutionary. I was hooked immediately by the amazing story lines and characters. It is a privilege that after many years one of my designs is to be used to retell those stories in a different manner, through the lens of a board game.’
Matt Smith, editor at 2000 AD, commented ‘The worlds of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic are some of the most exciting, dangerous and thrilling in the known universe – so when the likes of Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog, Nikolai Dante and Sláine collide, as they do in the high-octane Helter Skelter, you’re guaranteed a fun time! 2000 AD is very excited to have teamed up with Osprey Games on this explosive new miniatures board game, and there’s no doubt that fans will have a blast!’
Games Developer Filip Falk Hartelius added ‘It has been a joy to work on Helter Skelter, bringing together the work of so many different illustrators and sculptors into one incredible whole. It is truly a labour of many people’s love – I’m really proud of this one.’
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Something in the multiverse has shattered, and now the universe is bleeding. Throughout Mega-City One there are reports of invaders wreaking havoc. Celtic barbarians in Ezquerra Block. Russian nobles in Apetown. And rumours of fragments of other universes scattered across the city, waiting to be claimed.
Head to the streets of Mega-City One with Judge Dredd: Helter Skelter, a new miniatures board game combining Martin Wallace’s critically-acclaimed Wildlands rules with the worlds of 2000 AD. Four unique factions bring iconic characters from Sláine, Nikolai Dante, and Strontium Dog crashing into Mega-City One, all intent on finding the shattered fragments of their own universe and crushing anyone who gets in their way.
Things are going to get rough, but one thing is certain. No matter what universe you are from, you still have to answer to the Law!
About Martin Wallace
Martin Wallace was born in Hampshire in 1962, and started designing board games in 1990. He self-published his first game, Lords of Creation, in 1993 and has had over seventy games published since. Martin is best known for Steam, Brass, Discworld Ankh Morpork, and A Few Acres of Snow. Having spent most of his life in Manchester, he now resides in Queensland, Australia.
About the Illustrators
Illustrations for the four factions are by well-known 2000 AD artists Rufus Dayglo, Clint Langley, Simon Fraser, and Chris Weston, with Brian Bolland providing the illustration for the cover.
Graphic design for the game is by Ian O’Toole, with board art from Wietse Treurniet.
The miniatures are sculpted by Bobby Jackson, David Lee-Whitaker, and Jason Wiebe.
About Osprey Games
Osprey Games is the dedicated games division of Osprey Publishing (part of Bloomsbury Publishing plc) and publishes a wide range of wargames, card games, and board games. Launched in 2014, the company has produced an array of critically acclaimed titles, including Frostgrave: Fantasy Wargames in the Frozen City, Bolt Action, Odin’s Ravens, Wildlands and The Lost Expedition.
About 2000 AD
2000 AD is the legendary weekly British anthology comic and home of Judge Dredd, as well as a galaxy of original sci-fi, fantasy, and horror action stars. As well as producing innovative and provocative comics for 40 years, it has brought the industry some of its biggest talents, from Alan Moore, Grant Morrison, and Mark Millar, to Jock, Brian Bolland, Dave Gibbons, and many more. Published in print and digital every Wednesday, 2000 AD is the galaxy’s Greatest Comic and remains at the industry’s cutting edge. www.2000ADonline.com
Now available to order from the 2000 AD webshop – the Strontium Dog Starter Pack from Warlord Games!
This fast-paced tabletop miniatures game allows two or more players to fight out scenes from the Strontium Dog universe created by legendary comic creators John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra.
Players take control of a small team of bounty hunters or the outlaws, criminals and renegades they hunt in gun battles, chases and showdowns across the galaxy.
This starter game is based around the classic confrontation between mutant Search/Destroy agents (AKA Strontium Dogs) Johnny Alpha & Wulf Sternhammer and the infamous Max Bubba’s gang – a pivotal storyline within the pages of the galaxy’s greatest comic – 2000 AD.
Containing all the game rules, a scenario booklet to help you learn the game and refight the S/D Agents’ showdown with their mutant foes, as well as superbly detailed miniatures to fight over the solar farm scenery, this is a great way to get started with your Strontium Dog games!
