2000 AD Prog 1459 – 5th October 2005 continues the bold, genre-defining storytelling that has made this weekly British anthology a cornerstone of the comic book world. This issue blends hard-hitting narratives, sharp satire, and arresting artwork, delivering a rich experience for both dedicated followers and curious newcomers alike.

At the centre of the action, Judge Dredd tackles the chaos of Mega-City One with his usual unflinching approach to justice. The story offers a well-paced, compelling blend of action and commentary, capturing the gritty urban decay and ever-present tension that defines Dredd’s dystopian domain. The visuals are dynamic and atmospheric, with every panel steeped in oppressive mood and detail.

Also featured is another powerful chapter of Slaine, with the ancient warrior confronting brutal enemies and deep spiritual trials. This arc continues to explore Celtic mythology and inner conflict through haunting, evocative artwork and layered storytelling. Fans of myth-based fantasy and emotionally charged narratives will find this instalment especially rewarding.

The rest of the prog includes a selection of strips that showcase 2000 AD’s signature variety—offbeat science fiction, psychological thrills, and sharp-edged adventure. Each story reflects the publication's long-standing reputation for creative risk-taking and boundary-pushing storytelling.

Whether you’re filling in a collection or exploring standout progs from the mid-2000s, Prog 1459 offers high-quality content that reflects 2000 AD’s lasting influence on comics.

Available now from us, a specialist UK-based comic book e-commerce store, this issue is handled with care: this comic is bagged and boarded with an acid-free bag and board and sent to you in a book wrap/mailer, ensuring fast shipping & secure packaging every time.