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Get an entire year’s dose of digital Thrill-power in one go – for half price!

The 2000 AD Prog Collection bundles include all the issues of 2000 AD from a single calendar year – and each week we’re giving 50% OFF one of the collections between 2003 and 2015 on the 2000 AD webshop!

Buy the 2005 Digital Prog Collection now >>

Highlights in the 2005 Prog Collection (featuring Progs 1371-1419, including the 2000 AD Prog 2006 Christmas Special) include Shakara: The Assassin by Robbie Morrison and Henry Flint, the stunning artwork of Clint Langley on Sláine, John Smith and Paul Marshall’s mind-bending Leatherjack, off-world in the Dredd-world in Breathing Space by Rob Williams, Peter Doherty, and Laurence Campbell, Rogue Trooper returns in Condor Six Down by Gordon Rennie and Simon Coleby, and there’s the slow-burn tension of Judge Dredd: Mandroid by John Wagner and Kev Walker – plus so much more!

Each bundle includes up to 50 issues of 2000 AD, PLUS the annual bumper Christmas Prog – meaning you can download and read an entire year’s worth of classic Thrill-power in one go.

These annual Prog Collections are the ideal way to create your own digital archive of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic and catch up on the greatest comics of the millennium!

All files from the 2000 AD webshop can be downloaded DRM-free in CBZ or PDF formats.

And don’t forget – if you purchase a digital product from the 2000 AD webshop you can read it in the 2000 AD app (and vice versa) when you use the same registration/log-in details for both!

Beware of Thrill-power overload, Earthlets!

Every week under the end of April, a new digital Prog collection will be released with 50% off:

• 26 February – 2006
• 4 March – 2007
• 11 March – 2008
• 18 March – 2009
• 25 March – 2010
• 1 April – 2011
• 8 April – 2012
• 15 April – 2013
• 22 April – 2014
• 29 April – 2015

Get an entire year’s dose of digital Thrill-power in one go – for half price!

The 2000 AD Prog Collection bundles include all the issues of 2000 AD from a single calendar year – and each week we’ll be giving 50% off one of the collections between 2003 and 2015 on the 2000 AD webshop!

Buy the 2004 Digital Prog Collection now >>

Highlights in the 2004 Prog Collection (featuring Progs 1371-1419, including the 2000 AD Prog 2005 Christmas Special) include the special Shaun of the Dead tie-in story written by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright and with art by Frazer Irving, the breathtaking Judge Dredd stories Brothers of the Blood and Gulag, including art by The Walking Dead artist Charlie Adlard, the special Shaun of the Dead story by Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright and with art by Frazer Irving, the rebirth of Bill Savage in Taking Liberties, the beginning of undercover Judges series Low Life by Rob Williams and Henry Flint, the return of Tyranny Rex and Strontium Dog and so much more!

Each bundle includes up to 50 issues of 2000 AD, PLUS the annual bumper Christmas Prog – meaning you can download and read an entire year’s worth of classic Thrill-power in one go.

These annual Prog Collections are the ideal way to create your own digital archive of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic and catch up on the greatest comics of the millennium!

All files from the 2000 AD webshop can be downloaded DRM-free in CBZ or PDF formats.

And don’t forget – if you purchase a digital product from the 2000 AD webshop you can read it in the 2000 AD app (and vice versa) when you use the same registration/log-in details for both!

Beware of Thrill-power overload, Earthlets!

Every week under the end of April, a new digital Prog collection will be released with 50% off:

• 19 February – 2005
• 26 February – 2006
• 4 March – 2007
• 11 March – 2008
• 18 March – 2009
• 25 March – 2010
• 1 April – 2011
• 8 April – 2012
• 15 April – 2013
• 22 April – 2014
• 29 April – 2015

Thirty years ago, a new vision of one of 2000 AD’s most popular characters – Rogue Trooper – debuted. And, to celebrate, you can get 50% off the digital collection from the 2000 AD webstore!

Written by Dave Gibbons (Watchmen) and featuring the beautiful painted artwork of Will Simpson (Game of Thrones), Rogue Trooper: War Machine rebooted and refreshed everyone’s favourite genetic infantryman for a new generation.

Get 50% off digital War Machine now >>

Don’t forget that if you buy a digital title from shop.2000AD.com, you can download the same file in the 2000 AD app (Apple | Android | Windows10) if you register with the same log-in details, and vice versa!

They are the best of the best. Alpha Company, 1st Genetic Infantry, have been created for war. Able to survive in the harshest environments, each clone warrior knows how to obey orders.

Fight hard. Die well. But as the sole survivor of a brutal massacre, Friday starts to question those who have made him this way, making an uncontrollable war machine the most dangerous creature in the galaxy!

As the 1980s drew to a close, 2000 AD had decided to revamp Rogue Trooper and invited co-creator and original artist Gibbons back to re-visualise the character – but rather than draw the new series, he ended up writing it. It was his chance to put his own spin on the character.

Debuting in Prog 650, War Machine ditched the bio-chips and turned ‘Rogue’ into ‘Friday’, a different genetic infantryman with similar origins who swears vengenace on the corporation that cloned him and his fallen buddies – Top, Lucky, and Eightball.

Will Simpson’s artwork marked a clear departure from the black-and-white art that had defined so much of Rogue’s previous incarnation, sitting easily alongside Simon Bisley’s work on Sláine: The Horned God and Colin MacNeil on Chopper: Song of the Surfer.

If Rogue Trooper was partly inspired by Westerns and World War Two films, War Machine took its cue from Vietnam and Paul Verhoeven movies – a gritty, hard-edged and taciturn meditation on war, obsession, and identity.

From the horrors of murderous computers to the nightmares stalking council estates, from giant bats to 1940s occult noir – there’s something for every dark and deviant taste in the Rebellion Hallowe’en Sale!

Get up to 50% off some of our most terrifying tomes as we mark the turning of the season with fresh-from-the-grave bargains that will delight every ghoul and wraith this side of the veil!

Whether you’re after non-temporal digital copies or prefer slices of dead tree, our sale brings you the best horror the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic has to offer, including modern 2000 AD marvels such as Cradlegrave, Absalom, and Hope alongside stone-cold classics from the Treasury of British Comics such as The Dracula Files, Misty, and Black Max!

Grab a brain-munching bargain now >>

*While stocks last. Sale lasts until 31st October 2019.

Mark 15 years of Low Life with 50% off print and digital collections from the 2000 AD webshop!

It takes a special kind of judge to go undercover on the mean streets of Mega-City One – especially in the crime infested Low Life; the nastiest part of the ‘Big Meg.’

This division of the Justice Department known as the ‘Wally Squad’ contains some of the bravest individuals working the streets – and also some of the most unhinged!

Fifteen years ago, Low Life by Rob Williams and Henry Flint debuted in 2000 AD – a series that would go on to have profound implications for Mega-City One and the world of Judge Dredd!

To celebrate, the three Low Life collections are half price in the 2000 AD webshop!

And don’t forget that if you purchase digital products in the webshop, you can download and read them in the 2000 AD app when you log-in with the same details!

For more on Low Life, check out the episode of our 2000 AD ABC series:

Happy birthday, Judge Joseph Dredd! To celebrate his 42 years on the streets we’re slashing the cost of catching up on the past four decades of future law!

You can now get the law for less with 25% off print and digital copies of Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files!

For almost 15 years, the Case Files series has been reprinting every episode of Judge Dredd in chronological order. Created by John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra in 1977, Judge Dredd is now one of the world’s most recognisable comic book characters!

Delve into the Case Files and experience the stories that formed one of Britain’s most iconic comic book characters, from classic stories as The Apocalypse War, Oz, and The Judge Child, to decade-spanning plotlines such as Democracy and Mechanismo!

Also included in the sale are the copies of Judge Dredd: The Restricted Files, which compile one-off stories from annuals and specials, including incredible and often-overlooked work from British comics’ greatest talents.

Get 25% off the Case Files now >>

And don’t forget – any digital purchases made via the 2000 AD webshop can also be downloaded and read via the 2000 AD mobile apps, if you log in with the same Rebellion ID!

Judge Dredd: A Quick Reading Guide

With 42 years of stories and 32 editions of the Complete Case Files, it can seem a little daunting jumping into the world of Judge Dredd – so we’ve put together a short, rough-and-ready list of key collections which you can pick up now that include important events, epics, and major storylines, plus first appearances of some of the series’ most popular characters…

• First appearance of Judge Dredd, the first Robot War & Dredd’s tenure on the moon – Case Files #1
• The Cursed Earth – Case Files #2
• First appearance of Judge Death – Case Files #3
• The Judge Child Quest – Case Files #4
• First appearence of Chopper – Case Files #4
• Block Mania & The Apocalypse War, plus first appearance of The Dark Judges – Case Files #5
• City of the Damned – Case Files #8
• ‘Democracy’ storyline – Case Files #9, Case Files #11, Case Files #13, Case Files #16
• Oz – Case Files #11
• Necropolis – Case Files #14
• Judgement Day – Case Files #17
• Mechanismo – Case Files #18
• The Pit – Case Files #24
• Doomsday For Dredd/Mega-City One aka Second Robot War – Case Files #28

‘Tis a time of great festive joy – let your Christmas overflow with Thrill-power with THE 12 DAYS OF THARGMAS HALF PRICE SALE!

There’s 50% off selected titles in the 2000 AD webshop for the next 12 days – with new titles added each day to spend your Chrimbo cash on!

We kick off with Scarlet Traces, the comic book sequels to HG Wells’ The War of the Worlds by Ian Edginton and Matt “D’Israeli” Brooker!

In the last years of the 19th Century, the Martians invaded England – but miraculously they were wiped out and God’s Own Country survived! A decade later, the British Empire has rebuilt and expanded its influence using the alien technology that brought it to its knees. Captain Robert Autumn and his manservant, Archie Currie, investigate the disappearance of Archie’s niece and uncover the sinister conspiracy behind the empire’s power!

Grab a half price bargain now >>

And be sure to check back tomorrow for the new half price collections, which may or may not involved a certain hard-nosed crime-fighter!