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2000 AD Prog 1661

Released 9th Nov 2009

Digital Edition $1.99 Print Edition Out of stock

Episodes include:

Judge Dredd » Tour of Duty (part 12)

Dan Francisco has deposed Hershey as Chief Judge and established a scheme whereby four townships will be built in the Cursed Earth for the mutant population. Dredd has been charged with overseeing their construction...

Shakara » Destroyer (part 12)

Terror has descended upon the galaxy. Once a place of peace and order, now races wage war upon one another unchecked by any authority. But a vengeful figure calling itself SHAKARA has emerged from the chaos, striking at targets with a ruthless determination, bent on wreaking revenge on those responsible for the destruction of its people...

Kingdom » Call of the Wild (part 12)

Earth, the far future. Mankind has been all but destroyed, the few survivors forced into hiding by Them - insectile creatures that have taken over the world. Charged with protecting the last pockets of humanity are genetically engineered dog-soldiers like Gene the Hackman...

Necrophim » Hell's Prodigal (part 7)

The lands of Hell. Following the angel Lucifer’s failed rebellion against God, he was cast down, where he became the ruler of his own dark dominion. Those seraphim that fell with him remained his lieutenants and trusted aides, warriors that would protect their master at all costs – now no longer seraphim, they are the NECROPHIM!

Sinister Dexter » Better The Devil Ye Know (part 1)

The swollen city of Downlode lies sprawled across the heart of future Europe like a hit-and-run victim. Here, life is cheap - if you want someone whacked, you can't buy better bullet monkeys than Finnigan SINISTER and Ramone DEXTER, the city's primo hitmen. Inspired by John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson in Pulp Fiction.
Artist Jason Brashill declined the chance to co-create Sinister Dexter but he did paint the cover image to promote the characters' first appearance in Prog 981. Sinister is Latin for left, while Dexter is Latin for right.