Continue to issue 2 Back to main article

Continue to issue 3 Back to main article

Continue to issue 0 Back to main article

Continue to issue 4 Back to main article

A handful of pages from this issue went missing from my archive, so I’ve substituted finished color pages for those. I inked pages 13, 14, 16, and 17. Continue to character designs Back to main article

Back to main article

Continue to issue 15 Back to main article

Back to main article

Picking up where we left off, here is the second half for Volume 2 of the biweekly Megazine. As Dredd’s world continued to expand with stories set in other nations, classic Judge Dredd artist Mick McMahon came back for a star turn. Just as this volume came to an end,...

From July 2002 to July 2004, there was another in a long line of format changes and the cover price rose from £1.40 to £1.60. The new, stronger foundation laid down by Rebellion made 2000AD a safe space for more veterans of the early years to return to the fold....

GenPro Hanzai Chronicles This may be a journal of General Products’ prosperity, or it may be a chronicle of a lifetime, or it may be a title that I don’t understand well. by Toshio Okada & Yasuhiro Takeda Illustration by Mimi Akai New Series, Part 1 “Proper Science Fiction” Takeda:...

(This is a faux cover promoting a nonexistent Animec special) To bookstores: this book will not actually be released. To readers: you know the score Daicon OP Complete Edition Special CAPTION UNDER MAIN IMAGE: Fight for acceptance! Based on this basic policy, an unprecedented missile battle takes place in the...

GenPro Hanzai Chronicles Extra Edition by Toshio Okada Continuing from the last issue, here is the Daicon IV opening anime again. However, I am writing this article at the end of July. There is no way to know what the anime, which will be released on August 21, will be...

Daicon IV OPA Special This is the first work in two years. The opening anime shown at the 20th Japan Science Fiction Convention on August 20 is now available to the public for the first time! Look at the progress made in the past two years. Is the opening of...

After its first 20 issues, The “Meg” made two significant shifts; frequency increased from monthly to fortnightly (bi-weekly) and the numbering started over with issue 1 of “Volume 2.” The price dropped from £1.65 to 99p, and the number of strips went down from five to four, though when you...

Before the arrival of 2000AD‘s title year, it wasn’t uncommon for readers to ask if the comic would change its name when reality caught up to sci-fi. I can specifically remember “trial balloons” where someone drew the comic in the comic with the name 3000AD and 4000AD. But when the...

Back to main article

Continue to issue 12 Back to main article

Continue to issue 13 Back to main article

Back to main article