2000 AD Prog 1447 – 13th July 2005 continues the powerhouse tradition of Britain’s leading weekly anthology with a striking collection of stories that blend science fiction, myth, and moral complexity. Whether you're a longtime follower of 2000 AD or a collector expanding your run of mid-2000s issues, this edition delivers everything you’ve come to expect: boundary-pushing art, razor-sharp writing, and a fearless approach to genre storytelling.

At the centre of the issue, the iron-fisted Judge Dredd returns with another tense, high-stakes chapter in the chaos-ridden landscape of Mega-City One. The story explores the blurred lines between order and oppression, crafted with the signature wit and gravity that has made Dredd one of the most enduring characters in British comics. The artwork is striking and atmospheric, capturing every grim detail of the city’s decay and Dredd’s unrelenting resolve.

Running alongside is Slaine, the mythical warrior whose tales of blood and honour continue to echo through the mists of Celtic folklore. This issue plunges deeper into a world of ancient magic, pagan rituals, and brutal warfare. The lush, painterly illustrations evoke both the majesty and savagery of the era, pairing perfectly with the lyrical narration that drives the story forward.

In true 2000 AD style, the rest of the prog includes a variety of supporting strips that tackle dark humour, speculative futures, and twisted moral dilemmas. Each story offers a distinct visual style and narrative voice, contributing to a reading experience that’s bold, diverse, and uniquely British.

Perfect for those who appreciate finely crafted sequential storytelling, Prog 1447 is a standout issue from a period that saw 2000 AD push creative boundaries with renewed energy and vision.

Available now from us, an established UK-based comic book shop online, this issue is handled with full collector care: this comic is bagged and boarded with an acid-free bag and board and sent to you in a book wrap/mailer, providing fast shipping & secure packaging as standard.