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Zenith Phase 3, Grant Morrison's comics masterpeice with unforgetable art by Steve Yeowell, has been unavailable to trade for twenty years, but part three is published again here in a stunning new hardback edition.
After saving London from the supernazi Masterman and a nuclear missile strike, the shallow superhuman popstar Zenith has found that his fifteen minutes of fame are almost up. With his career on the downturn, he agrees to go to Alternative 23 where another version of the WWII superhero, Maximan, is gathering an army of superhuman beings from alternate Earths to take part in a multidimensional battle for survival. With the fate of all reality in the balance, will Zenith be able to drop the sarcasm and take things seriously for once? It's doubtful...

Zenith Phase 2, Grant Morrison's comics masterpeice with unforgetable art by Steve Yeowell, has been unavailable to trade for twenty years, but part two is published again here in a stunning new hardback edition.
Zenith is the only superhuman popstar. He's saved the world, had a number one record - but his only interests are women, drugs, alchohol and fame. But Peter St. John and the unexpected reappearance of Ruby forces the superbrat to take off and tackle a nuclear threat to London - from his own creator!...

Zenith Phase 1, Grant Morrison's first comics masterpeice with unforgetable art by Steve Yeowell, has been unavailable to trade for twenty years, but is published again here in a stunning new hardback edition.
Berlin, 1945: The allies unleashed the second world war hero Maximan upon the German super soldier Masterman. Maximan's defeat was only kept secret by the nuclear bomb which destroyed both men.
Forty-plus years later, and twenty years after a generation of '60s British superpowered heroes came and went, the teenage pop star Zenith is the only superhuman left - and his only interest in women, drugs, alchohol and fame. So when he is contacted about the threat from the many-angled ones and the impending destruction of our world, his first reaction is to steer well clear. But the superhumans of the past have other plans...

THE CHANCES OF ANYTHING COMING FROM MARS ARE A MILLION TO ONE, HE SAID.
But still they came. In the last years of the Nineteenth Century England fell to the Martians. The population was devastated, but the Martians were wiped out and Britain survived. A decade later, the British Empire has rebuilt and expanded its influence using the alien technology that brought it to its knees. Captain Robert Autumn and his manservant, Archie Currie, investigate the disappearance of Archie's niece and uncover the sinister conspiracy behind the empire's power!
This volume collects Ian Edginton's and D'Israeli's critically acclaimed comic book adaption of H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds and the sequel, Scarlet Traces.

The ultimate science-fiction crossover pits the legendary lawman Judge Dredd against the universe's supreme hunters, the Predators, as they both try to survive an onslaught by the galaxy's ultimate killing machines, the Aliens! Written by Eisner Award-winning, NYT best-selling Chew creator John Layman! Covers by Eisner Award winner Glenn Fabry! A co-publication with IDW and 2000 AD!
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Predator vs. Judge Dredd vs. Aliens - Splice and Dice (2017)
English | CBR | 101 pages | 346.74 MB
Collects issues #1-#4 of the Dark Horse Comics series Predator vs. Judge Dredd vs. Aliens.
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Predator vs. Judge Dredd vs. Aliens - Incubus and Other Stories (2014)
English | CBR | 178 pages | HD | 366.16 MB
Dark Horse Comics and 2000 AD team up to bring you a collection of the classic stories Predator versus Judge Dredd and Judge Dredd versus Aliens in one handsome hardcover.

By 2531, man had colonised the solar system. Warfare and barbarity had all but been forgotten. But then the Geeks arrived - a deadly alien species with only one thing on their dark, unfathomable minds...the extinction of the human race!
And so, man was forced to fight once more, this time amongst the stars in space patrol ships crewed by the V.C.s (or Vacuum Cleaners). New recruit Steve Smith is ready for action. But first he must face a confrontation closer to home, and gain the acceptance of his battle-hardened crew mates.
THIS VOLUME INCLUDES THE STORIES FROM 2000 AD PROGS 140-143, 145-165, 168-169, 171-175, 205 & 219.

Together for the first time in one volume are all of Alan Moore's short stories from the pages of 2000AD.
Darkly funny and deliriously twisted tales of sci-fi terror, where nothing is what it seems. This thrill packed-collection features the art of many legendary names in the comics industry including Ian Gibson (The Ballad of Halo Jones), Bryan Talbot (Luther Arkwright) and Dave Gibbons (Watchmen).
Also included are over a hundred pages of bonus material featuring dozens of complete stories scripted by Moore for 2000AD.

Collects The Dead Man, originally serialised in the pages of British weekly anthology comic 2000AD.
A dying man is found and aided by a small boy. Slowly the man begins to seek the truth behind his past, but the closer he gets to the truth, the more deadly his quest, with cannibals after his blood and nightmarish demons after his soul. What is the secret of the dead man, what has happened in his past that has made him seek out the quiet of the grave? An astonishing secret and a brutal truth will be revealed in this tale of blood and revenge.
The Dead Man (reprint from 2000AD progs 650-662) (John Wagner - John John Ridgway)

Danny Franks knew that the war against the Krool would be hell. They kill without compassion, taking prisoners for torture and experimentation; their armies are infinite; their weapons are horrifying. But Danny had no idea that the real horrors would be his comrades - he's in Bad Company!

By the most successful comics writer of the past twenty-five years, Alan Moore, comes his funniest and most endearing anti-heroes, D.R & Quinch. There's nothing like them.
Ernest Errol Quinch and Waldo 'D.R.' Dobbs (the 'D.R.' stands for 'Diminished Responsibility') are a pair of psychotic alien students, less interested in their college work than in the sort of thing young people like to get up to - you know, military ordnance, picking fights, destroying entire star systems...

Trade paperback collecting the Luke Kirby stories from 2000 AD Progs 571-577, 800-812, 850-851, 873-888, 954-963 & 972 as well as 2000 AD Winter Special 1988 and the 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 1990.
In the summer of 1962, young Luke Kirby is sent to stay with his Uncle Elias (a man he had never met) in a British village called Lunstead, while his mother recuperates from an illness. Elias reveals himself to be a magician, well versed in the alchemical arts and eager to pass his skills onto his young nephew. But as the apprenticeship begins a new, bestial horror begins to stalk those unfortunate enough to wander alone at night in the woods. Will the burgeoning magician be powerful enough to confront the monster? To enter this world of wonder, childhood innocence must be sacrificed...

Glimmer Rats (created by Gordon Rennie and Mark Harrison) appears in British anthology comic 2000AD.
The near future - the world has divided into a series of ultra-competitive economic blocks, and natural resources are at a premium. Space colonization is still just a dream, but new advances in Quantum Theory have opened up the possibility of parallel universes with infinite resources to plunder.
First to develop inter-dimensional technology was the European Federation, a fascist superstate. But the experiment went horribly wrong, creating a rip in reality known as The Breach...
Through this poured terrifying creatures from a world called The Glimmer - and The Breach cannot be closed. In fact, it's expanding, slowly by surely consuming the Earth.
Now troops are being sent through, to try and repair The Breach from the other side...The Glimmer Rats - convicts and criminals. Cannon fodder.

Collects the series Button Man, originally published in 2000 AD.
Button Man (Harry Exton) is a character from the creator owned series from writer John Wagner and artist Arthur Ranson published in 2000AD.
Three series appears in 2000AD by its original creators. A fourth series (The Hitman's Daughter) was illustrated by Frazer Irving (from an idea by Arthur Ranson).
Button Man - book one: The Killing Game (progs 780-791) (1992)
Button Man - book two: The Confession of Harry Exton (progs 904-919) (1994)
Button Man - book three: Killer Killer (Annual Prog 2001 and progs 1223-1233) (2001)
Button Man - book four: The Hitman's Daughter (progs 1551-1566) (2007)
HARRY EXTON IS A PROFESSIONAL KILLER
A former soldier, he left the military to offer his services as a mercenary in various Third World engagements, But soldiers-for-hire were a dying breed and the work was drying up. So Harry returned to England, and civvy street.
Until a friend tells him about THE KILLING GAME
Modern-day gladiatorial contests ‹ man against man, usually to the death. A game of murder played for high stakes. The games are arranged by mysterious backers known as the 'Voices'; disembodied voices on the other end of a telephone, telling you where to go to, who to meet. A player can either become very rich or very dead, very quickly.
Harry decides to become a player. A BUTTON MAN.
For a professional killer like Harry, the rewards are plentiful ‹ but once the game begins, will he be able to walk away?

Hardcover collection of 2000 AD's Fiends of the Eastern Front. In 2010 Rebellion released an updated softcover collection of the story, which also included the sequel, which is not included in this hardcover.
Hardcover collection of Gerry Finley-Day and Carlos Ezquerra's World War II vampire tale from the pages of 2000AD.
It was autumn 1980, and workmen excavating West Berlin make a ghoulish discovery - the skeleton of a German soldier, holding a diary...but little do they know that the diary's contents are far more terrifying! The diary belongs to Hans Schmitt, who joined the lines in 1941, posted to the Eastern Front. His first entries record a unit of Rumanian soldiers, experts in night-fighting...but it isn't too long before Schmitt realises the true nature of his 'comrades' - blood-sucking vampires! And when the Rumanians change sides in the later stages of the war, Schmitt realises that his own unit have become the targets of these fiends!

Collects the Judge Dredd spin-off series Chopper that originally appeared in 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine.
Reprints skysurfer Chopper's stories from 2000AD and the Judge Dredd Megazine.
Cover: Glenn Fabry (Chopper)
Chopper: Soul on Fire (2000AD progs 594-597) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Song of the Surfer (2000AD progs 654-665) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Earth, Wind and Fire (Judge Dredd Megazine 1.01-1.06) (Garth Ennis - John McCrea)
Chopper: Dead Man's Twist (Judge Dredd Megazine 2.36) (Garth Ennis - Martin Emond)
Chopper: Funeral in Mega-City One (Judge Dredd Poster Prog 4) (John Wagner - Colin Macneil)
Chopper: Supersurf 13 (2000AD progs 964-971) (Alan McKenzie - John Higgins)
Chopper: The Big Meg (2000AD progs 1387-1394) (John Wagner - Patrick Goddard and Dylan Teague)