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	2000AD in Rebellion?
		2000AD occupies an unequalled position in the world of illustrated UK science fiction, having been published for more than 23 years.
		The first issue of 2000AD ('Prog 1' to use the comic's own terminology) hit the streets on February 28th 1977, for the down-to-earth price of 8p (or 17 Galactic Groats on Mercury) and featured a number of characters and stories which went on to enjoy huge popularity, including M.A.C.H. 1, Flesh and Invasion.
		Rebellion's acquisition of 2000AD will allow the Rebellion team full use of more than 700 characters and series, not only in computer games, but also in films, action figures, collectable card games and any other suitable merchandising vehicle they think they can make a turn from.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /features/arc/2000/nz5882.php (584 words)

	2000AD - Classic UK comic
		One of Cam's first jobs for 2000AD was The VC's, a futuristic war story written by Gerry Finley-Day.
		The classic Science Fiction war story for 2000AD, also written by Gerry Finley-Day, has always been Rogue Trooper of course, and Cam was the definitive artist on that famous strip, creating all kinds of amazing hardware and characters.
		Cam continues to work for 2000AD and has been involved with many of the ' modern classics ' on Judge Dredd.
	www.camkennedy.com /ttad.html (374 words)

	Tom's 2000AD Page
		2000AD has a breeding for great comics writers and artists and has a number of related titles come and go, most of which are mentioned below.
		After this 100 page special, which was the only 2000AD for 3 weeks, the numbering and size when back to normal.
		The only original stories first printed in a 2000ad graphic novels were the Judge Dredd/Batman crossovers written by Alan Grant and John Wagner, best and most successful was the first Judgement on Gotham.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/sputnik/53/2000ad.htm (1028 words)

	Model Mart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		2000AD seemed to have a knack of tapping into the themes and thoughts of the day and has always been a sounding board for fringe thinking and the very best creative talent.
		2000AD at the moment is a multi-media phenomenon, with films, a range of comics, websites and RPG all under its belt.
		Titan books have produced a vast range of 2000AD graphic novels ranging from the first adventures of Dredd and the ABC Warriors to modern tales of the Button Man and Nickoli Dante.
	www.modelmart.co.uk /content/features?Category=Article&ID=434 (1187 words)

	Model Mart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Perhaps one of the most significant events in the history of Judge Dredd was the first pairing of the 2000AD lawman hero the dark knight detective just over 10 years ago in the hugely successful Judgement on Gotham.
		With the original screenplay in tatters a panel of 2000AD writers and artists at the annual “Comics” comic convention in 1996 gave a breakdown of the film, dissecting the film bit by bit for continuity errors and rejected storylines.
		So with 2000AD firmly established as a British institution, and a reputation as a cutting edge publisher for a new generation there was still work to do and a world of commercial possibilites to explore.
	www.modelmart.co.uk /content/features?Category=Article&ID=449 (2790 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		When I were a lad, living in a ditch by the side'o t'road and getting out of bed five minutes before we went to sleep, comics here in England were very different to what we know today.
		2000AD very much informed the approach to comics for at least one generation of British comics writers.
		Today, 2000AD is one pound forty, which an online currency converter tells me is a hair under two American dollars today.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/index.cgi?column=cia&article=722 (1084 words)

	The 2000AD Links Project - faq zone
		2000ad was launched as a replacement for Action, an ultra-violent comic which was cancelled following a severe watering down of its controversial content.
		Rumour has it the name 2000ad was chosen because they didn't believe it would ever last that long.
		A: The idea was to reproduce older issues of 2000ad in multi-volume editions (Progs 1-10 for instance) these were advertised briefly, but unfortunately have yet to surface.
	www.2000ad.nu /linksproject/index.php3?zone=faq&page=faq1 (1462 words)

	PIXELSURGEON \| Interviews \| Illustration \| Laurence Campbell, Lee Townsend, and Gary Caldwell
		I met Paul Carstairs who'd done a couple of Future Shocks (short six-page strips in 2000AD, generally used as filler material but also to to 'break in' new artists - Pixelsurgeon) for 2000AD and at this point we were both into DC Vertigo type stories.
		I have also inked a Dredd story and a Mean Machine story for The Megazine; for DC Comics on a couple of issues of Hellblazer (Haunted) with John Higgins; and with Kin and Gary Frank for Top Cow.
		The project, for which I was supplying fully-painted art took me an age to do and by the end up I'd come to the conclusion that painting comics (I was only keen on doing painted stuff) was way too difficult and time consuming for me to want to continue.
	www.pixelsurgeon.com /interviews/interview.php?id=105 (3124 words)

	2000AD Writers and Artists
		For 2000AD, and he's become a convert to the new and exciting world of using computers to colour comics.
		First published art in 2000AD was a Robo-tale and Abelard Snazz, both written by Alan Moore and both in Prog.
		Writer of 'Trash' a eco-triller in 2000AD ('91-'92), Writer/Editor in the US from DC, He was the editor for DC's version of Judge Dredd (in 1995).
	homepage.eircom.net /~ukko/2000ad/creators.htm (3230 words)

	BBC - Blast - Ask - Tharg, 2000AD
		We're always on the look out for writers and artists and 2000AD have tradition of developing young writers and artists to the point where they run off to America.
		It is difficult for a weekly to survive but we have 25 years of regular readership to rely on.
		So 2000AD and the megazine stuck out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of their stuff.
	www.bbc.co.uk /blast/about/ask/tharg_transcript.shtml (1456 words)

	2000AD
		first broke into comics in 1980 when the UK based weekly 2000AD offered me a short Dredd story to draw, and I learned a huge amount during the two years that I eventually spend working there before moving to Europe.
		One thing led to another, and I spent another three years working for both 2000AD and their monthly offshoot The Megazine.
		Moving on to Tor Cyan (an offshoot of the Rogue Trooper character I had worked on during my first stint at 2000AD) I felt that the quality of the scripts was no longer there, and once again Europe beckoned....
	members.optusnet.com.au /jacoco/2000ad.html (158 words)

	2000AD featuring Judge Dredd comic books for sale
		If you would like a special deal on a bulk purchase of 2000AD comics, see the two deals listed below and also click on the above link for more discounts.
		A short note about Grading: Unless otherwise stated we operate on one simple grading condition for the 2000AD progs, and that is GOOD Any item for sale must be basically clean, complete, have good tight covers, show little sign of wear and have no coupons cut out.
		NM is a grading that we believe rarely exists for paper products from the UK especially of this age, and we use it sparingly.
	www.thecomicshop.com.au /wcc/2000AD/2000ad-stock.html (595 words)

	2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine - The CHUD.COM Message Boards
		I usually get one or the other (a megazine, or a set of 2000ad progs from that month).
		I don't get the Megazine at my comic shop, but I have 2000AD (the prog) on my pull list, and it has been pretty consistent in quality the whole year.
		As far as I know 2000AD is still all new material.
	www.chud.com /forums/showthread.php?t=57700 (463 words)

	2000AD
		As a title, 2000AD may not sound too bad now - certainly not to us children of Star Wars who grew up with this ground-breaking comic.
		Thus was the challenge facing the editorial team at 2000AD this January.
		Of course, this being the fast-moving world of UK publishing, the tweed-clad dimwits decided to follow that most British of management business strategies, the complicated, sophisticated, flat-management practice of, yes, you guessed it, doing nothing.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /sfnews/newsb0200.htm (322 words)

	Strontium Dog - Comics2Film (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		According to The Hollywood Reporter, 2000AD Films, plc has found a group of British investors to help shepherd the classic UK sci-fi characters to the big screen.
		A press release found on 2000AD Online discusses the impending offering of public shares in 2000AD Films, plc under the UK based Enterprise Investment Scheme.
		2000AD Films plc will be distributing a prospectus to interested parties around September 20th, 2002.
	www.comics2film.com /ProjectFrame.php?f_id=256 (251 words)

	NEWSARAMA - DC SHEDS 2000AD/REBELLION & HUMANOIDS
		The alliances with the two publishers was seen as many as a bold move by DC, as well as one aimed at increasing their presence in bookstores, by looking to Europe, rather than exclusively to Asia for material to import.
		However, both the 2000AD and Humanoids lines - despite presenting some of the most acclaimed comics to come from Europe in the past two decades — failed to catch on both in the direct market, and more importantly, as Newsarama’s Brian Hibbs noted, in the bookstore market.
		Hibbs said: “CMX, 2000AD, and Humanoids are all putatively ‘book store imprints,’ yet of all of the 2004 releases, only one makes the chart — volume 1 of Land of the Blindfolded with a, frankly, pathetic 1270 copies sold.
	www.newsarama.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31542 (1841 words)

	Toothwatch News
		The new volumes will carry a “2000AD” trade dress on the front, while the spine will have a shared branding of 2000AD/DC Comics, according to Brewer, whose department will be handling the cover design.
		While both Wayne and Brewer said that DC staffers have favorites among the 2000AD material, DC and Rebellion are working together to work up a selection of material for publication by DC.
		Brewer: “This is a way that DC will be able to continue to grow and prosper and spread its wings, as well as increase our real estate on the shelves of bookstores and in comic book stores.
	toothwatch.tripod.com /2004_04_25_newsarchive.html (1356 words)

	sci-fi-london 3
		In conjunction with that most marvellous of journals 2000AD, we challenged filmmakers and animators to bring to life a Futureshock story.
		The Futureshock series is a popular feature in 2000AD and has featured writers such as Alan Moore (league of extraordinary men).
		We are proud to bring you 3 stories from the collection and ask you to adapt them for the small screen.
	www.sci-fi-london.com /2000ad/index.html (410 words)

	2000AD Links Page
		Here are some other nice 2000AD sites that I have come across.
		Despite the title, this is mainly a location where the good Colonel has created a rather fine overview of pretty much every 2000AD story ever.
		Its also the first 2000AD web page I discovered on my first day on the internet, so I have a bit of a soft spot for it.
	members.aol.com /rmellis/2000AD/links.html (256 words)

	2000AD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		2000AD is a British comic which first hit the shelves in February 1977.
		2000AD is probably best known for spawning that hard-man of Mega City 1, Judge Dredd in its second issue.
		The stories in 2000AD are a mixture of all sorts; science fiction, mythology, magic, the paranormal, horror...
	www.fast.co.za /~stuartm/rave/cypunx/comix/2000ad.html (255 words)

	The 2000AD Links Project
		2000AD and Megazine covers cross-referenced by prog, artist and character.
		Report on the current 2000AD film projects as of 4.8.1999.
		Earthlets may scan up to 20% of any one episode of 2000AD and Megazine stories for use on non-profit sites, excluding creator-owned series.
	www.angelfire.com /in/dredd/links.html (1428 words)

	The Dredd Generation: Founding Fathers
		Although it was IPC sub-editor Kelvin Gosnell who first came up with the idea for 2000AD (see David Bishop's recent series on the comic's history in the 2000AD Megazine), it was Pat Mills who not so much ran with the idea as chased it, caught it and pummelled it into submission.
		John Wagner got his start on the humour comics and girls' magazines of the 70s, then went on to work with Mills on the ground-breaking titles BATTLE and ACTION, the latter of which fell prey to censorship due to a public outcry over violent content.
		The demise of ACTION, though, led to 2000AD, and to Judge Dredd, of whom Wagner is considered the definitive writer.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=318 (1649 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books > 2000AD gems
		Apart from the great nostalgic glow i was consumed in i was reminded of how great 2000AD could be during that period.
		As far as 2000ad at the moment (christ knows why I've started buying it again) Nikoli Dante is the best.
		This list is the one thing that i always loved about 2000AD: you start reading it for one story and when that finishes you carry on to see how the another excellent strip ends and so on and so on.
	www.barbelith.com /topic.php?id=3105 (1666 words)

	Copyright © in 2000AD
		2000AD and its spin-off titles such Crisis and Judge Dredd Megazine have changed publisher a number of times in the last 2 decades.
		The official 2000AD website, relaunch of Judge Dredd megazine and new Judge Dredd computer game have been the first impacts.
		The numbering of 2000AD, doesn't goes anyway near because (number of years)*52 as..
	www.fortunecity.com /tattooine/sputnik/53/copyrigh.htm (407 words)

	2000AD #1341 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		I was worried this would be one of those strips that occasionally crops up in 2000AD that I simply skip past but it has remained engaging and interesting.
		Earth is a prison planet for alien scum, they're implanted into the minds of humans and passed down their bloodline, they experience everything but have no control...until recently.
		Every episode has been a 'how-to' of 2000AD writing, exposition is slipped in without breaking the tension and week on week everything builds up to the climax.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/105351192345547.htm (750 words)

	Winning And Losing: An interview with Andy Diggle
		It was only after I'd interviewed 2000AD editor David Bishop for my webzine that I decided it was time to start bombarding him with script submissions.
		As valuable as this experience was, of course, it was difficult for Diggle to exploit it as a creator while still juggling the responsibilities of the editor's chair.
		The story of a British counter-intelligence agent codenamed Snow, teamed with her American equivalent, codenamed Tiger, it took the classic buddy movie conceit of ideologically opposed professionals being forced to work together, and threw in American Nazis and biological weapons.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=728 (2240 words)

	COMICON.com: NEWS: 2000AD AT SDCC '04
		For the first time in it’s history, 2000 AD - the UK’s most popular sci-fi comic and home to some of the industry’s finest writers and artists - has been invited by DC Comics to attend the San Diego Comic-Con to help promote their US distribution agreement of 2000 AD Graphic Novels.
		That and 2000AD just doesn't sell very well in the US for some bizarre reason.
		I prefer my 2000AD heroes completely freaky cyborg/alien/mutant types, hell, I live Nikolai Dantes' life already - the new batch are too human, and dont get me started on Sinister Dexter.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=002522 (1182 words)

	NEWSARAMA - DEATH RETURNS IN 2000AD EXTREME EDITION
		To coincide with the release of Rebellion's stunning new first-person shooter game for PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube featuring Mega-City One's hardest lawman and his twisted arch-nemesis, in Judge Dredd: Dredd Vs. Death, 2000 AD will be publishing a terrifying 112-page Dredd Vs. Death special on 10 September.
		I was just wondering if 2000AD is available in the U.S. I have a passing familiarity with it through second hand sources but have never had a copy in hand nor seen it on the store shelves.
		As mentioned by others, 2000AD can be ordered by your local comic shop through Previews.
	www.newsarama.com /forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4737 (682 words)

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