2000AD #1876

So there you have it, another stonkingly good issue from Tharg and co, and at only 2.45, 2000AD remains unbeatable value every Wednesday. Do yourself a favour and jump on board. Read Full Review

Finally, 2000AD #1876 closes with some more Jaegir. Gordon Rennie moves the plot along with a quick, flowing montage that sets the tone, although shuffles past most of the story at times. While the pacing is questionable, Simon Coleby provides the gory style of artwork we've come to expect from the title. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Aug 19, 2014

-- JUDGE DREDD // MEGA-CITY CONFIDENTIAL: A story of persecution and betrayal, this is still a good one. -- OUTLIER // PART THREE: This finally feels like it is going somewhere, the backstory is interesting even if the protagonist is still bland and unnecessary. -- SLÁINE // A SIMPLE KILLING: We left the last issue assuming that Sláine would save the woman or go after the monsters, but it turns out he's just been partying and doing shrooms while the woman has saved herself. At least the details of her confinement were interesting and the art still rocks -- SINISTER DEXTER // GUN SHY: The boys are getting in deep now. An improvement from last week's issue. -- JAEGIR // STRIGOI: Okay I get that these guys take out war criminals and that is very interesting and cool, but wouldn't it have made more sense to depict this before we were given their mission for the Strigoi? It feels like sidestepping the plot that took unnecessarily long to established last week. -- OVERALL: There is an improvement in each of the strips since last week. Dredd is still carrying the team, but there's hope for this lineup yet. more