r/2000ad

I’ve got a bunch of comics i’m looking to get rid of, is there anyone willing to buy them? I’ve got them listed on vinted but I felt it would be easier to get them to ppl in a place where people talk about them. I’ve got the issues i have below (the ones in bold are just the sections, I don’t have all issues from 201-300, 301-400 etc, just the ones listed below it.

201-300
260
263-264

301-400
324-327
333
337
348
353
355
357
363
366
371
377
378
380
381
384-386
394
400

401-500
454
493-495
497

501-600
540
542-547
551

601-700
651-699

701-800
766-775

801-900
812-814
824

Specials.
Mega Special No.2
2000AD: Crisis #13, 22 and 23.
Mega Special No.4
Tharg The Mighty’s Database
Judgement on Gotham:
The Complete Judge Calignula:
2000AD Sci Fi Special:

I usually buy individual digital copies but I've been wanting to get a physical subscription for a while but I'm worried about the condition of my 2000ad copies when they arrive in Ireland. I've heard people complaining about damage and I'm curious if the Irish subscription is any good.

I've not been subscribed for long. A couple of my issues arrived in a stiff cardboard envelope, but most of them have just had the plastic sleeve.

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I know it's the post delivery person's fault really but several issues have arrived really quite creased up. I'm not obsessed with keeping my comics pristine but I'd rather any creases were from me handling my own issues.

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Is this a common issue?

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Thinking about buying a subscription to the Judge Dredd Megazine or 2000 AD, can I get some thoughts from anyone that currently subscribes to them. Judge Dredd is $15 a month and 2000 AD is $30. I dont know anything about these magazines and my only experience with Judge Dredd is the movie with Karl Urban.

Is it worth it to subscribe to 1 or both of these? Would it be better to just get some TPB of select series in the magazines. I really love Heavy Metal Magazine and read it every month and figured this was similar.

I really enjoyed everything I was given. I found Anderson just a very unique and interesting set of stories. PsiOps was fun! Dredd is cool but I found his stories mostly predictable and samey. Although my entire sample size is 5 dredds and 5 2000ad.

me and my buddy where digging around for some rouge trooper miniatures for the funnies when we found out that there was a kickstarter for a wargame it seemed that the backers got what they ordered but the stuff was never sold outside of it. what we are asking is if anyone has a copy and is willing to scan/sell$$$ the full rule book. where planning to write some fan patches and it would be nice to have the full thing.

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kickstarter

This has been driving me mad for quite some time.

I'm trying to find an specific 2000AD Future Shock, or Time Twister, or other one-off strip from the Eighties or possibly early Nineties.

It was illustrated by Steve Dillon and it was about these two looters who were on Mars or some other planet, searching an ancient alien ruins for The Ultimate Weapon.

I remember one particular frame where they find a handgun of some sort and aim it into the distance, fire it off, and it's a portable nuclear weapon! BOOM!

They're impressed, but the dialogue says something like "Not very ultimate though". And they keep searching. Then they find another gun that doesn't have a trigger but seems to be activated by thought, and one of them says "I'm trying to hit... that mountain". And the mountain dissapears!

They think this is the Ultimate Weapon, but then there's some kind of twist I don't remember. Does anyone have any idea what I'm talking about, or do I have a bad case of Mandela Effect?