2000 AD Prog 1452 – 17th August 2005 continues the fearless storytelling and striking visual flair that define this legendary British anthology. A staple for long-time readers and an ideal pick-up for new fans, this issue is packed with bold characters, intelligent satire, and artwork that leaps off the page.

Leading the charge is the unflinching Judge Dredd, whose no-nonsense approach to justice in Mega-City One remains as compelling as ever. This chapter sees Dredd navigate a new threat in the city’s chaotic underbelly, combining gritty action with biting social commentary. The art is sharp, atmospheric, and full of visual detail that enhances the sense of dread and decay in Dredd’s world.

Myth and mayhem continue to collide in Slaine, as the legendary Celtic warrior journeys further into a land steeped in ancient magic and brutal conflict. Rich in symbolism and steeped in lore, this instalment delivers painterly, immersive visuals alongside a layered narrative that examines destiny, honour, and vengeance.

The rest of the prog features a variety of bold, inventive strips that are classic 2000 AD—imaginative, subversive, and always unexpected. Each story brings its own flavour, showcasing the title’s hallmark diversity and creative ambition, making this issue a must-have for fans of British science fiction and fantasy.

Whether you're completing your early 2000s run or exploring standout entries from the anthology’s modern era, Prog 1452 offers a thrilling snapshot of what makes 2000 AD essential reading.

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