It’s so good to see the Weston art droid in typical fine form on this week’s cover,showing Judge Dredd surveying the devastating results of his actions during the Day of Chaos.

You can see the process behind Chris’s work at Covers Uncovered,also don’t forget to buy your copy of Prog 1837 online,in stores or through our iPad app.

Blasts from the past:Original art and cover to Prog 1787,featuring Boudicca in the storyline Aquila:Blood of The Iceni,drawn by Leigh Gallagher in August 2012.

80scomiccovers:

2000AD Prog 473, June 1986

Cover by Brendan McCarthy.

80scomiccovers:

2000AD Prog 473, June 1986

Cover by Brendan McCarthy.

Two absolutely stunning Judge Dredd portraits by the inimitable Jim Rugg.

You can check Jim out on flickr and tumblr,where he originally posted these(here and here).

ryallsfiles:

Judge Dredd #7 pages 1-3 progression. Pencils, inks and colors by Nelson Daniel

Judge Dredd vs the ABC Warriors by British comic artist,author and Tharg’s Future Shocks cover droid,Grant Perkins.Be sure to check out his tumblr too for more great art!

Judge Dredd vs the ABC Warriors by British comic artist,author and Tharg’s Future Shocks cover droid,Grant Perkins.Be sure to check out his tumblr too for more great art!

How Do You Plead? Poster of movie Judge Dredd by Mike Mitchell for his portrait exhibition at Mondo Gallery.

“I had already started working on the show when we watched Dredd and I knew within 10 minutes that I was going to have to include him. He’s just so iconicly badass and the movie sort of slipped under the radar. I wanted to show my appreciation for what I thought was a totally original and refreshing movie, and Karl Urban’s performance.”

 

How Do You Plead? Poster of movie Judge Dredd by Mike Mitchell for his portrait exhibition at Mondo Gallery.

“I had already started working on the show when we watched Dredd and I knew within 10 minutes that I was going to have to include him. He’s just so iconicly badass and the movie sort of slipped under the radar. I wanted to show my appreciation for what I thought was a totally original and refreshing movie, and Karl Urban’s performance.”

 

Ever wanted your own personal mutant bounty hunter?
Well,want no more…and you don’t even need to pay him!
Just save this picture,drawn by former design droid Robin Smith,of Johnny Alpha,Strontium Dog,print it onto a piece of paper.Cut out the figure,base,arsenal of deadly weapons and paste onto a piece of card.
Now you need never worry about dangerous galactic criminals or time-travelling fugitives ever again!

Ever wanted your own personal mutant bounty hunter?

Well,want no more…and you don’t even need to pay him!

Just save this picture,drawn by former design droid Robin Smith,of Johnny Alpha,Strontium Dog,print it onto a piece of paper.Cut out the figure,base,arsenal of deadly weapons and paste onto a piece of card.

Now you need never worry about dangerous galactic criminals or time-travelling fugitives ever again!

Check out this fascinating Q & A with Sinister DexterAmpney Crucis Art Droid Simon Davis as he answers questions from the fans on twitter and FaceBook.

Subscribe to the 2000AD Online YouTube channel for more great videos featuring artists from the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic™.or remind yourself of some past Davis’ greatness in the form of Sinister Dexter:Eurocrash from our bookshop.

coolas:

2000 AD ONLINE MARCH ART COMP - RISE OF THE ROBOTS
As I won the February competition I got to pick the theme for this month:
Robots have had a long and illustrious life within the pages of the galaxy’s greatest comic from the A.B.C. Warriors to Walter the Robot via Ro-Busters, Call-me-Kenneth and P14. This month lets celebrate the circuit board and render some robots. Draw your favourite robot character, draw your favourite character as they would look if they were a robot or create your own A.B.C. Warrior and have fun doing it.
Unfortunately I didn’t finish my entry in time this month. Here is my work in progress. Tharg’s humble helper Burt.
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Be ready for April creep. 

coolas:

2000 AD ONLINE MARCH ART COMP - RISE OF THE ROBOTS

As I won the February competition I got to pick the theme for this month:

Robots have had a long and illustrious life within the pages of the galaxy’s greatest comic from the A.B.C. Warriors to Walter the Robot via Ro-Busters, Call-me-Kenneth and P14. This month lets celebrate the circuit board and render some robots. Draw your favourite robot character, draw your favourite character as they would look if they were a robot or create your own A.B.C. Warrior and have fun doing it.


Unfortunately I didn’t finish my entry in time this month. Here is my work in progress. Tharg’s humble helper Burt.

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Be ready for April creep.