2000AD – Prog 1801 Published by Rebellion This title just gets better and better – and the mainstream audience drawn by Dredd3D is really making all contributors raise their game further. Next week’s Prog (out Weds 19 Sept) is stunning to look at with wonderful splash pages and panels that equal the best the US …
Judge Dredd Megazine Issue 328 Published by Rebellion The latest issue of the 2000AD spin off title is a great companion to the new Dredd 3D film, regardless of whether you’ve seen the movie yet. Interviews with scriptwriter Alex Garland, star Karl Urban and production artist Jock rub shoulders with a fairly widely syndicated graphic …
Written by John Lucarotti Read by William Russell Based on his script for this first season historical, John Lucarotti’s 1984 Target novelisation is here given an unabridged reading by Ian Chesterton himself. The story sees the First Doctor, Susan, Barbara and Ian land in 16th Century Mexico. With the Tardis trapped inside an Aztec pyramid, …
It’s here (well, on Weds 12 Sept it will be), the Prog that resets all the strips in anticipation of first time and returning readers drawn by the new Dredd 3D movie. First as always is Joe Dredd himself, up against a deadly laser cannon. The name of that cannon – I won’t spoil the …
Doctor Who: The Empty House Written by Simon Guerrier Read by Raquel Cassidy Another exclusive audio story from AudioGo, this tale takes the Doctor, Amy and Rory to 1920’s England on a wet and windy night. There they discover a stricken, abandoned space ship, and the titular House, but no sign of the ship’s crew …
2000AD – Prog 1798 Published by Rebellion In stores this Wednesday (29 August), the new Prog sees a revolutionary drug abroad in Mega City One, that could make the Judges obsolete. Do you think Dredd’s happy about that? He’s about as happy as poor old Ichabod Azrael who comes to blows with a tentacled monstrosity, …
A review of Doctor Who: The Wheel of Ice, Written by Stephen Baxter and published by BBC Books. This latest release in BBC Books range of adult Who novels takes the Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe to Mnemosyne, an ice moon of Saturn. Drawn there by the Tardis following a disturbance in the time streams, …
Review of Doctor Who: Black and White written by Matt Fitton and published by Big Finish This middle release in what may come to be known as the Seventh Doctor’s ‘Elder Gods’ trilogy sees Ace and Hex joined by Lysandra Aristedes and Sally Morgan as they hunt for the missing Time Lord. Discovering the Doctor’s …
2000AD – Prog 1797 Published by Rebellion There’s just three progs until the magical 1800, when the Mighty Tharg promises the return of the one and only Strontnium Dog. But there’s still much to enjoy here, from Dredd taking on a weapons stash in the sky to Lenny Zero’s caper creeping closer to execution (or …
Written by Simon Guerrier, Eddie Robson and Nigel Fairs Published by Big Finish Following Vol 1 earlier this year, this new trio of audio plays take us back into the universe of Roj Blake and his fellow resistance fighters, as they seek to hit back at the very core of the Federation. Simon Guerrier’s The …
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Doctor Who: Asylum of the Daleks preview screening National Film Theatre, London Tuesday 14 August 2012 The new series of Doctor Who was premiered last night at London’s National Theatre, with Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill, Steven Moffat and Caroline Skinner attending a Q and A afterwards. Other guests in the audience included writer …
Published by Tin Man Games Available via the App Store I haven’t played an interactive adventure book since the heady days of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain. But the lure of good old Joe Dredd and the reasonable price of ?2.99 drew me in to this new App. You start the game in character as …