Comic Book Preview - 2000 AD Prog 2395

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The Droids over at 2000 AD have given us a sneaky preview of what to expect when Prog 2395 heads our way this Wednesday…. 






2000 AD Prog 2395 will be available this Wednesday 14th August 2024. 

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The Gloriously Untrue Adventures of Sapphira Review – A Vivid Journey Through Sapphira Olson’s Imagination

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Every now and then, a comic enters my airspace that reminds me why the medium is a pretty powerful storyteller. The Gloriously Untrue Adventures of Sapphira is one of those discoveries. It is unpredictable, self-aware, and strangely emotional. It’s the sort of book that defies every rule of structure yet somehow feels entirely complete by the final page. Written and illustrated by Sapphira Olson , this opening issue drops you into a world that feels half dream and half diary. A mysterious goddess narrates her own strange existence, while a space kitten drifts through her reality like a spark of chaos. It sounds ridiculous when you try to describe it out loud, but that is part of its charm. Olson uses absurdity as a language of truth, exploring identity and creativity through humour and vivid bursts of imagination. What struck me first about this journey was how alive it feels. Olson’s unique art style brings its own rhythm to each page which sees us moving between bright explosions of...
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Re:Read - Judge Dredd: America

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Geek Culture Re:Read Judge Dredd: America... America is arguably one of – if not THE  greatest Judge Dredd story. Originally published way back in 1991, it has become the definitive story for anyone being introduced to Judge Dredd and his world. Anyone who's read any of my weekly 2000 AD reviews will know that I'm a sucker for the more political Judge Dredd tale. The world of Judge Dredd is incredibly complex and seeing snippets of the internal politics of both the Justice Department and the system they're sworn to uphold is often quite interesting. There's been plenty of stories that feature this in some shape or form throughout Dredd's 45-year history. One's that spring to mind for me are The Small House, Titan, Apocalypse War , and  Origins, but there are many more. These quite often revolve around the notion that portrays the Judges as the fascist regime they are rather than a force for good. Instead of the usual high-energy ultra-violence tha...
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Blade Runner 2019 Complete Series Omnibus Review – Expanding the Cyberpunk Classic

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Blade Runner 2019 is one of those rare tie-in collections that manages to feel both faithful to its source material and daring enough to expand it in meaningful ways. Published by Titan Comics, this omnibus gathers the entire twelve-issue run of Blade Runner 2019, the first major comic project set within Ridley Scott’s celebrated cyberpunk universe. Co-written by Michael Green, who co-penned Blade Runner 2049, alongside veteran comic writer Mike Johnson, and illustrated by Andrés Guinaldo with colors by Marco Lesko, this volume does more than simply repackage a story. It provides a complete and cohesive experience, one that enriches the Blade Runner mythos while standing strong on its own as a noir detective saga. What makes the omnibus immediately striking is how it situates itself within the larger timeline of the franchise. The story unfolds in Los Angeles in the year 2019, parallel to the events of the original 1982 film, yet it does not rely on cameos or overused references to kee...
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