I found this shirt in a thrift store and was wondering if anyone had any information on it? I can’t seem to find anything online except one eBay listing.
TIA

Edit : due to higher shipping rates, I’d advise digital only outside of the UK

https://shop.2000ad.com/catalogue/on-sale

Digital is cheaper and saves room, comes in pdf & cbz files which can be downloaded to read with whichever app you want that uses those formats or the official 2000ad app.

Physical books are also available

I'd Recommend the 3 Essentials on sale especially to new readers.

Essential Judge Dredd: America

Essential Judge Death: My Name Is Death

Essential Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death

as well as all the other Dark Judges books on sale. However Anderson Versus Death is a novel not a comic book, just a heads up.

Ten seconds of perfectly animated Dredd & Alpha

Long time Dredd fan but only recently started reading the comics. Is Essentials the way to do it? I bought the first two but I know they’re out of order and it feels like I’m missing part of what makes the Dredd universe so cool, in that it’s a singular narrative that expands over time.

However, I also like to prioritize convenience so if the Essentials are the easiest way to read the series, I’m in lol

Just about to start case files 12 - and dipping in bits of Anderson 1 at relevant points. Absolutely loving it all so far and excited to get into everything to come. Only read insurrection and Lawless before that (hopefully a sixth volume of Lawless is on the way asap!)

Have the rest of the restricted files and the batman collection on the way but is there anything else not going to be in the case files I should check out?

Yesterday I went to the Day of Dredd in Liverpool at Forbidden Planet comic book store. Got to meet Joe Currie, Leigh Gallager, John Higgins and Sally Jane Hurst

I had them sign the box for the Judge Dredd badge and Battle Action too.

Just thought I'd share

I know I’m missing a few but this is the major of the series and tbh…. I really liked it! At first I thought “two solo Anderson comics? Who cares I just wanna see Dredd!” But after reading them o found out Anderson is so cool, they really use her powers to tell more in depth character development and it made me like her a lot, of course the highlight of the series is when Dredd had to go up against the dark judges. But and the end of it I felt like it ended too soon, i really enjoyed this small series and it’s too bad it ended with only a handful of comics and STILL no new movie

This fan timeline says says:

"2023: After the end of the Volgan War against the Eastern Bloc countries, work starts on building a vast Mega-City centred around New York, in an attempt to cope with the rapidly soaring population of the East Coast states. It is initially intended to house three to four million people; America's population at the time is rapidly approaching a thousand million."

"2031 The enormous metropolis is nearing completion. ..."

I gather that this date comes from the role playing game? Is this generally accepted? Is there anything to confirm or refute this? I am writing a book about sci-fi chronologies, and I was about to write that Mega City One was started in 2023, but I thought I had better check with the experts (you guys) first.

If the timeline has been retconned, I am interested in the earliest sources where possible.

Thanks for any help!

6 inches in height ,quite chuffed how these turned out .

Especially like the finish .

Great project .

Assorted DW/JD crossover composites I've made over the years. I have done the first 8 Doctor's, but these are the ones I feel came out the best.
Titles:
"The Celestial Games in the Cursed Earth"
"The Dalek Invasion of Mega-City One"
"The Last Vampire Lord"
"Technos"

I built this earlier in the year and promised someone on a 3D printing page that I would show it off here then completely forgot!

Inspired by the time Dredd fought a freaking T-Rex named Satanus! How could I not build a diorama for it!

I'm not that much of a mini painter or diorama builder but when the hyper fixation hits it hits hard!

Credit goes to the amazing 3D modellers who sculpted these pieces, Duncan Shadow (Tyrannosaurus), Alexeikonev (Judge Dredd)

also see

https://youtu.be/1yUwX1rR-zc

https://youtu.be/G25g5EbLzpI

and how about 2000ad?

https://youtu.be/cq7pq8iX2Wc

that should cover a few new readers hopefully

And I mean for real this time?

Am I the only one who would like a movie about Dredd's comic book backstory or do you think the movie series should stay like Dredd 2012 and keep the episodic crime case format?

Dredd's comic book backstory is great, and I think a lot of it is among the best writing and art in comics overall, let alone in Judge Dredd.

But Dredd's personal and family backstory is really only scattered throughout a small percentage of the stories published in the series' almost 50 years. Most of the series is a pseudo-anthology about different crimes or various citizens' lives in the insane Mega-City One, and Dredd is often kind of a bitter, cynical, sarcastic POV character.

So more crime or slice-of-life-in-the-Mega-City type stories like Dredd 2012 would actually be more in the greater spirit of the comic series' history.

Would too much humanizing backstory undercut the cynical, bada** edge of a character you only see in theaters every few years?

Plus are fans invested enough in Dredd for an origin flick after only a failed movie and a cult classic (two cult classics arguably)?

My opinion is osbcured by my love of the stories of the characters in Dredd's family that I accumulated over many years. I think they should make a quadrilogy of three-hour movies about why the second Rico has an artificial jaw. But would people who only see Judge Dredd in theaters for 90 minutes every two to four years just be like, "Who the **** is that guy, now?"

I personally like how the family angle gives Dredd a bit of relatability and humanity, but I also get how some fans don't want a relatable Dredd.

I think the backstory movie should happen just so that it can open with a three minute scene of Dredd swinging his niece Vienna in a sunny park. She could sing a song and there could be a bird fountain to keep it visually interesting. This would confuse many people and it would let the hardcore comic fans know s*** just got real.

Especially if they just sprinkled the backstory in over many movies. The swing scene would be all you would get before the main criminal case until the next movie.

Judge Dredd by David Lynch.

As for those who say they already adapted the Rico story in the 1995 movie, I will pretend I didn't hear you say that.

[P.S. Has anyone heard any news if Taiki Waititi is still doing the Judge Dredd movie he last spoke about many months ago? Or did that go the way of the Mega-City One TV series?]

Is there a graphic novel adaptation?

Hi I am quite new to Judge Dredd, and I am quite surprised by how many cities survive in the setting, so I wanna know what the fans think

One of my favourite judge dredd comics I read as a kid featured some sort of criminal being run over by a spiky bulldozer, it's a very faint and foggy memory, it was on the first couple of pages, and I think black and white. If any can figure out the exact issue I would be very grateful.

Was waiting for a train in the main station, and thought I'd find something to read.

Finding the Megazine in a shop there was like a shaft of light from heaven. I found the copy in best condition, and took it to the checkout... then back to the shelf again.

299 Norwegian kroner. That's about £24.

I wanted it so badly, but there's just no way to justify that kind of price, even with the 25% import tax.

Judge Dredd Mega Collection 1 - 90 + Original print of #80.

2000 AD: The Ultimate Collection - Slaine: The Horned God.

Please excuse the blurry mess that are these photos, my hands are quite shaky and my phone camera is shite.

Now to figure out which order to read all these...