description 2000 AD Overview
2000 AD is a long-running British science fiction comic anthology first published in 1977. It’s notable for its influential stories and pioneering depiction of Judge Dredd, alongside diverse narratives exploring themes of rebellion, technology, and societal futures. The comic appeals to readers interested in dystopian fiction, British comics, and innovative storytelling within the science fiction genre.
help 2000 AD FAQ
Why are individual issues of 2000 AD called progs?
The comic presents itself as a transmission from its fictional alien editor, Tharg the Mighty, so each weekly issue is called a programme or prog. Numbering has continued from the original 1977 launch.
Did Judge Dredd appear in the first issue of 2000 AD?
The first full Judge Dredd strip appeared in Prog 2 in 1977. A promotional image in the first prog advertised his arrival.
Is 2000 AD only a Judge Dredd comic?
No, it is a weekly anthology that normally runs several separate stories in each prog. Long-running strips include Sláine, Rogue Trooper, ABC Warriors, Strontium Dog, and Nikolai Dante.
Can readers buy 2000 AD digitally instead of importing print issues?
Yes, Rebellion sells digital progs and collected editions through the 2000 AD website and its mobile app. Digital readers can also access collections such as the Judge Dredd Complete Case Files.
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