One of the all-time masterpieces of comics, get the three volumes of Pat Mills and Joe Colquhoun’s definitive war comic – CHARLEY’S WAR– for under £40 this week.
The most renowned work in the history of British comics returns for the centenary of the First World War.
Considered by many as the most important war story to appear in comics, Charley’s War follows working class lad Charley Bourne, who eagerly signs up to fight on the Western front in 1916. The idealistic sixteen-year-old experiences a hellish world of trench warfare where every day is a bitter fight for survival. Charley and his friends soon realise they have been thrust into a conflict where ordinary people are expected to throw away their lives to serve the selfish interests of those in power!
Written by British comics legend Pat Mills and featuring the breathtaking artwork of Joe Colquhoun, this series redefined what comics were capable of and deserves its place on every reader’s bookshelf.
From the horrors of undead superfiends to the nightmares stalking council estates, from killer planets to old-fashioned zombies – there’s something for every dark and deviant taste in the 2000 AD Hallowe’en Price Slice!
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 marvels such as Cradlegrave and Defoe alongside stone-cold classics such as Return to Armageddon and Necropolis.
Judge Death and his evil heanchmen are back and they’ve taken over Mega-City One – but where is Judge Dredd?!?!
Get one of the greatest Judge Dredd sagas in a single bundle as part of the 2000 AD Necropolis sale – just in time for Hallowe’en!
For the first time you can get the Necropolis Bundle – that’s John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra’s incredible Necropolis story in Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files 14 AND the backstory with Wagner and John Ridgway’s The Dead Man – all for a single price! That’s the entirety of one of the key moments in Dredd history that’s guarateed to chill and thrill you this scare season!
Meanwhile get up to 50% off The Fall of Deadworld, Dark Justice, Judge Death: My Name is Death, and Judge Death: Young Death in the 2000 AD webshop!
He’s sliced and diced and warp-spasmed his way through history for 35 years – and we didn’t think it too many years to celebrate!
Pat Mills and Angie Kincaid’s Celtic barbarian, Sláine, celebrates his birthday this week and you can get 50% off all print and digital Sláine collections in the 2000 AD webshop!
Don’t forget that if you register on the 2000 AD webshop with the same details as the 2000 AD app then you can buy webshop sale items and download them straight through the app!
With duplicitous dwarf Ukko and his favourite weapon – a stone axe called Brainbiter – by his side, Sláine is a combination of Robert E Howard’s Conan and the ancient Irish hero Cú Chulainn.
Headstrong, arrogant, brash, and not afraid to chop first and ask questions later, it is no exaggeration to say that, since his first adventure, Sláine MacRoth has become one of the mainstays of 2000 AD.
Read Sláine in order:
Sláine: Warrior’s Dawn Sláine: Time Killer Sláine: The King Sláine: The Horned God Sláine: Demon Killer Sláine: Lord Of Misrule Sláine: The Treasures Of Britain Sláine: The Grail War Sláine: Lord Of The Beasts Sláine: Book Of Invasions Vol. 1 Sláine: Book Of Invasions Vol. 2 Sláine: Book Of Invasions Vol. 3 Sláine: The Wanderer Sláine: The Books Of Scars Sláine: The Brutania Chronicles – Book 1 Sláine: The Brutania Chronicles – Book 2 Sláine: The Brutania Chronicles – Book 3
There’s up to 50% off Zenithcollections in the 2000 AD webshop until 21st August as we celebrate the superpowered superbrat’s 31st birthday!
Written by Grant Morrison with art by Steve Yeowell, Zenith is an egotistical pop star with little interest in helping save the world
Unfortunately for him and mankind, dark gods from another dimension known as the ‘Many-Angled Ones’ have sent Masterman’s twin to take over the planet and only Zenith and a small number of depowered heroes from the ‘Flower Power’ generation stand a chance of defeating him!
The sale includes the Zenith Apex Edition – a full size reproduction of the original artwork from Phase One. Carefully hidden away by Yeowell for almost 30 years and curated by 2000 AD’s design team, the Apex Edition will be the closest readers can get to holding the original artwork in their hands – right down to seeing faded speech balloons pasted to the surface, editorial and design marks, and Yeowell’s brush and pen strokes!
One year since Rebellion began bringing classic titles from the heyday of British comics back into print, The Treasury of British Comics is celebrating its first birthday with up to 50% off selected collections!
Following the acquisition of the Fleetway and IPC Youth group archive from Egmont UK in 2016, the Treasury line has been restoring this vital, but largely overlooked, piece of British cultural history in order to introduce readers old and new to some of the best comics ever published. Through painstaking reprographics techniques, comics long-forgotten are being brought back into the light.
Part Dirty Harry, part Judge Dredd, all badass – Police Detective Jack McBane is the toughest, meanest law enforcer in 1970s New York City. Having lost his left eye in the line of duty, McBane will stop at nothing to rid the crime-infested streets of scumbags and villains – even if it means having to occasionally break the rules! This first collection in Rebellion’s dedicated Treasury of British Comics line, collecting lost classics from the golden age of British comics, is a key strip in the history of British comics and a dry run for John Wagner’s greatest creation: Judge Dredd. Never before collected, this story from the pages of legendary children’s comic Valiant marks one of the turning points in modern comics history.
One of the most requested reprints from the Fleetway/IPC archive, The Leopard from Lime Street is the British Spider-man – a hugely popular home-grown teenage superhero! Billy Farmer lives with his Aunt Joan and Uncle Charlie in the when he is scratched by a radioactive leopard at the local zoo. Gaining leopard-like strength, speed, reflexes, and tree-climbing abilities, when he’s not fighting crime, Billy sells photographs of himself to the local paper, using the money to support his frail aunt while contending with his violent, greedy and lazy uncle. With warmth, wit, and stunning artwork by Mike Western and Eric Bradbury, The Leopard from Lime Street is a gem of 1970s and 1980s British comics.
Written by the late M Scott Goodall and beautifully illustrated by John Stokes, Marney the Fox is a Watership Down – style tale of a lone fox up against wicked humans, channelling Lassie and The Fantastic Mr Fox along the way. Marney is a young fox desperately trying to survive against the odds, from dodging blood-thirsty farmers to encountering other wild animals. This is a beautifully illustrated story capturing the British countryside and wildlife in astonishing detail showcases Stokes’ finest work, a masterpiece that has lain un-reprinted for decades and makes an ideal children’s book and early Christmas present.
From the pages of Scream! and presented in a sumptuous hardback edition, this is horror comics at its best! KGB officer Colonel Stakis desperately hunts for Count Dracula, who is spreading terror in 1980s Britain after escaping from behind the Iron Curtain. Blending Cold War paranoia with horror staples, Gerry Finley-Day and Eric Bradbury’s strip overcame sustained attempts at censorship to become one of the most popular strips in the 1980s’ best horror comics.
Ken Reid is consistently name-checked by the greats of comics – from Alan Moore to Kevin O’Neill, John Wagner to Pat Mills – for his unique art that is matched only by his enduring sense of humour. In a hardcover edition befitting his status as one of the all-too-forgotten greats of British comics, we present his timeless Faceache – the humorous adventures of Ricky Rubberneck, the boy with a “bendable bonce” whose skin stretches like rubber. At will, he could ‘scrunge’ his face into anything, whether it’s mimicking others or turning into grotesque creatures – but usually comes a cropper!
It’s been 35 years since the anarchic aliens D.R. & Quinch first burst onto the pages of 2000 AD – and to celebrate we’re giving Earthlets 50% off Alan Moore collections in the 2000 AD webshop!
The riotous D.R. & Quinch Have Fun On Earth by Alan Moore, Alan Davis, and Steve Potter appeared in 2000 AD Prog 317, cover dated 21st May 1983, and the delinquent duo quickly became icons of madcap teenage rebellion (with added thermonuclear weaponry)!
Though they’ll never grow up, to mark their 35th birthday the collection of their torrid tales AND two other collections of Moore’s work are now half price in the 2000 AD webshop!
Collected in its entirety for the first time, the complete Skizzfeatures the original series as well as Jim Baikie’s full-colour continuation of Alan Moore’s extra-terrestrial masterpiece. When interpreter Zhcchz of the Tau-Ceti Imperium crashes his ship into a small blue ‘Hellworld’-class planet he is stranded in the polluted, hostile British city of Birmingham where he is befriended by a plucky young local girl. But from bad food to Prime Minister Thatcher’s government alien-hunters, danger is ever-present; this E.T. may soon be R.I.P.!
Moore’s View in the 2000 AD Shop >>are darkly funny and deliriously twisted tales of sci-fi terror, where nothing is what it seems – this thrill packed-collection features the art of many legendary names in the comics industry including Ian Gibson (The Ballad of Halo Jones), Bryan Talbot (Luther Arkwright) and Dave Gibbons (Watchmen). Also included are over a hundred pages of bonus material featuring dozens of complete stories scripted by Moore for 2000 AD.
And don’t forget – if you have the 2000 AD app for Apple, Android or Windows 10 devices you can easily get discounted digital products – just register for the 2000 AD webshop using the same log-in details, make your discounted purchases in the shop, and then download them on the app!
“Watch the stars!” screamed the cover of the first issue of Starlord, 2000 AD‘s short-lived sister title…
Cover dated 13th May 1978, for six glorious months Starlord brought fresh new science fiction stories to readers and offered more colour pages and higher quality paper. Despite this, Starlord was soon folded into 2000 AD, with the series Strontium Dog and Ro-Busters making the leap to the older, scrapier title – the rest, as they say, is history! roundtable discussion, as well as the two-part interview with editor Kelvin Gosnell (part One | Part Two)…
He’s been bringing justice to the mean streets of Mega-City One and beyond for 41 long years – and you can now celebrate Judge’s Dredd’s ‘birthday’ with 41% off collections in the 2000 AD webshop for 24 hours!!
With a cover date of 5th March, 2000 AD Prog 2 featured the first case of the ultimate lawman of the future – Judge Dredd – as he took down the Judge killer Whitey, who was holed up in the old Empire State Building. Little did readers know just how momentous this moment was for 2000 AD and for comics, with Dredd destined to become one of the most recognisable comic book characters in the world!
Now, 41 years later, we’re giving readers everywhere the chance to get some discount Dredd with a special birthday sale – get 41% off all Judge Dredd collections in print and digital from the 2000 AD webshop!
Hurry, citizens – the sale ends at 12pm GMT on 8th March!
APP USERS: don’t forget – if you use the same registration details on our webshop AND the app for Apple, Android or Windows 10 then you buy discounted digital books in the webshop and, as well as getting them DRM-free, you can also download them to read on the app!
With the nights drawing in and the boundaries betwixt this world and the next thinning, now is the perfect time to sample one of the horror titles from 2000 AD – from fantasy frights to sci-fi scares, there’s something for everyone at a price you can afford.
Tharg’s Terror Tales – £6.99/£3.99 Monster – £16.99/£8.99 Brit-Cit Noir – £6.99/£4.99 Planet of the Damned – £5.99/£4.99 Tales of Telguuth – £8.99/£4.99 Age of the Wolf – £7.99/£4.99 Return to Armageddon – £6.99/£4.99 Zombo: You Smell of Crime and I’m the Deodorant! – £6.99/£4.99 Cradlegrave – £6.99/£3.99 Defoe: Queen of the Zombies – £6.99/£4.99 Defoe: 1666 – £4.99/£4.99 Storming Heaven – £5.99/£4.99 Ampney Crucis Investigates…Vile Bodies – £5.99/£3.99 Fiends of the Eastern Front – £4.99/£3.99
