Judge Dredd Movie
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'Rogue Trooper' Film May Be On The Way
Splash Page on MTV &bull Nov 17, 2011
Earlier last month, tucked into a Daily Record interview with Grant Morrison, news of a "Rogue Trooper" film adaptation snuck out. It was just a little snippet of information, but it was in black-and-white: Morrison was working on a screenplay… Full Story »
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STRIP Magazine digital edition launches
downthetubes.net news &bull Oct 28, 2011
STRIP Magazine Issue 1 may not be on sale in good UK comic shops until next week (Wednesday 2nd November) but the digital edition - which has the same cover price but obviously doesn't include the giveaway Mirabilis poster - is on sale now as an iPad comic.The digital edition is the result of a partnership between new graphic novel and magazine company Print Media Productions and Britain's mobile comic publisher ROK Comics. The first issue is now available worldwide for iPad from the Apple iTunes store (the print edition is only available in the UK).STRIP Magazine is an adventure… Full Story »
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Travis Still on DREDD
Mania.com &bull Oct 11, 2011
Pete Travis and Dredd Reboot Still Compatible. Oh, those quirky collaborative deals that producers, writers and directors sometimes sign into contracts. A few days after it was reported that director Pete Travis was removed from the post-production process on Dredd… Full Story »
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Judge Dredd Filmmakers Release Official Statement - So What's Going On?
Bleeding Cool &bull Oct 10, 2011
We reported at the weekend how director Pete Travis had, apparently, been removed from the head of Dredd, our new Judge Dredd movie, and that writer Alex Garland had stepped up to take the reigns. The ... Full Story »
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Dredd Goes Digest
Bleeding Cool &bull Oct 10, 2011
Rebellion are to repackage a number of Judge Dredd tales in a manga-sized format for 2012 to appeal to a new audience generated by the Dredd movie. The first is The Cursed Earth Saga by Pat ... Full Story »
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Judge Dredd Director Locked Out, Replaced By Writer Alex Garland
Bleeding Cool &bull Oct 7, 2011
To me, Pete Travis immediately seemed like an odd choice to direct Dredd, the new Judge Dredd film, but perhaps an interesting one. His work on TV once impressed Paul Greengrass enough that they teamed up ... Full Story »
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Pete Travis Departs Dredd
SuperHeroHype.com &bull Oct 7, 2011
In an unusual turn of events, director Pete Travis has departed the "2000 A.D" comic book adaptation Dredd during the post-production stage. The LA Times has the news, reporting that Travis was removed from the project shortly after photography was… Full Story »
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2000AD To Become Available At Local Comic Shops Weekly
Comic Vine &bull Oct 6, 2011
For American and Canadian fans of 2000AD, it's been a waiting game for as long as they can remember. The only way for North American readers to obtain the British publication (which has been a weekly publication in Great Britain… Full Story »
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Guest Post: Al Ewing Tells you why we should be reading 2000AD
downthetubes.net news &bull Oct 5, 2011
Last month, comics writer Al Ewing (who's writing a series of increasingly regular reviews and musings for the Travelling Man website) gave the thumbs up to 2000AD, urging readers past and present to give it a try. With Al's permission, we're cross-posting his enthusiastic feature here... I've put this off long enough. Let's talk about 2000AD - the UK comic that exploded onto the scene in 1977, kickstarting the careers of dozens of top-flight writers and artists, and is still going… Full Story »
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An Introduction to Comic Studies
The ComicNe.ws Tracker &bull Oct 3, 2011
Land of the free, home of the brave and the country with one of the longest running comics in history; of where do I speak? Scotland may not be the first place to come to mind when considering the key players in the world of comics, but this diminutive and somewhat soggy land has had an astonishing influence on both the British and American comic scene. Over the years, we've given the world Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, Judge Dredd and Alan Grant, Frank Quitely and Jamie Grant. So what better place, then, to launch one of the world's first… Full Story »
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Comics @ Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival
downthetubes.net news &bull Sep 29, 2011
The Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival have been in touch to let us know about three comics related events taking place in Edinburgh and Glasgow in October 2011 as part of their festival.A Day in the Life: Cartooning WorkshopWork with artist Marie-Louise Plum to create a cartoon strip about a day in your life, featuring what you think matters. All participants will have the opportunity for their strip to be exhibited in the centre and/or included in a book.This workshop will take place on Saturday 8 October at 11am at the North Edinburgh Arts Centre, West… Full Story »
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Will Kat Dennings New Television Contract Prevent Her From Being In THOR 2?
Comic Book Movie &bull Sep 15, 2011
When I saw that Kat Dennings had landed a major role in a CBS television show, 2 Broke Girls, one thought came to mind. Could she still be in Thor 2? Kat has a new show coming out on September… Full Story »
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American Reaper
The Forbidden Planet International Blog Log &bull Sep 6, 2011
Pat Mills kindly drops us a line to alert us to a new series he's kicking off soon with frequent collaborator, the excellent Clint Langley: American Reaper. From Pat's description: "It's a dark science fiction thriller about future cops -… Full Story »
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Why Dredd Showing His Face Makes Karl Urban "Puke In His Popcorn"
Comic Book Movie &bull Sep 4, 2011
We haven't heard a peep from Dredd in a while. A few official pics aside, no footage or teaser trailer have been screened as was expected at some of the various cons and expos that have taken place recently. But… Full Story »
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Lowlife: The Deal Part One - So What's The Deal with Dirty Frank?
D'Blog of 'Israeli &bull Sep 3, 2011
I'll never be rich and here's why; the big money in comics lies in drawing handsome muscular guys and cute muscular girls in Lycra, and that just nain't my strong point, not nohow. Sure, I've drawn characters like Judge Dredd and Batman, but with questionable success; where I'm really at home is at the less glamorous and more outlandish end of… Full Story »
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In Review: Wuthering Heights
downthetubes.net news &bull Aug 19, 2011
By Emily BronteAdapted by Sean Michael Wilson (script), John M. Burns (Art), Jim Campbell (Letters)Publisher: Classical ComicsOut: Now:The Book: Emily Bronte's only novel is famous the world over and is the favourite classic of many readers. It is easy to see why, with hardship, insanity, cruelty, frustrated… Full Story »
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Dan Dare in the spotlight of new Judge Dredd Megazine
downthetubes.net news &bull Aug 16, 2011
As well as some great comic strip, the latest issue of Judge Dredd Megazine, on sale tomorrow (Wednesday 17th August) features two mammoth features by downthetubes occasional contributor Matthew Badham on the history of Dan Dare and the new Doctor Who in Comics exhibition at London' Cartoon Museum. Strip-wise, the issue includes Judge Dredd by Alan Grant and Jon Davis-Hunt, Samizdat Squad by Arthur Wyatt and Paul Marshall, Numbercruncher by Si Spurrier and PJ Holden and Cursed Earth Koburn by Gordon Rennie and Carlos Ezquerra. And… Full Story »
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In Memoriam: Francisco Solano Lopez
downthetubes.net news &bull Aug 16, 2011
Francisco Solano Lopez at the Lucca festival in 2007.Photo by Giacomo Bartalesi. Licensed under the Creative CommonsAttribution 2.0 Generic license. Lopez, who has died of a cerebral hemorrhage aged 83, is perhaps best known to British comic fans for his work on strips such as Adam Eterno (which first appeared in Thunder), Janus Stark and Kelly's Eye, but worldwide he's perhaps best known as the co-creator of the controversial comic El Eternauta, first published in Hora Cero Semanal from 1957 to 1959, a strip he would return to many times in his long career. A more than capable artists across… Full Story »
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Review : Judge Dredd the Restricted Files vol 3
The Sidekick Comics Blog &bull Aug 8, 2011
Ah, the 90's. The time when we all bought Image Comics and now are so ashamed about it we rip on Rob Liefeld like he held up our favourite pet and said "Buy my books or Tiddles gets it". Most comics of the 90's get a bad rep and 2000AD is no exception. As a result this book was of particular interest to me having missed out on that entire decades… Full Story »
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Planet Replicas launch Dredd costumes - ideal for vigilantes?
downthetubes.net news &bull Aug 6, 2011
Prepare to dispense justice like Judge Dredd and Judge Anderson - officially licensed Judge replica costumes from Planet Replicas are coming. Faithfully reproduced from 2000 AD's most famous lawman of the future, the costumes complete with the distinctive helmet, name badge, pads (shoulder, knee and elbow) utility belt, Lawgiver (sadly, not operational) and gloves. All other items can also be sourced through Planet Replicas. Personal customisation will be available, as well as other options. With the choice of male and female Judge… Full Story »
