Unleash a torrent of bold, boundary-pushing science fiction with 2000AD Prog 1770, released on 15th February, 2012. This issue represents the very essence of 2000AD’s mission — to challenge, entertain, and deliver stories with razor-sharp edge and unapologetic attitude. Whether you’re an established collector or just venturing into the world of British comics, this issue is packed with top-tier storytelling and unforgettable visuals.

The centrepiece of this prog is Judge Dredd: Day of Chaos – Fallout, continuing the tense and haunting storyline crafted by John Wagner, with stunning, gritty visuals by Henry Flint. This chapter further unfolds the creeping horror infiltrating Mega-City One, as the implications of political corruption and bio-terrorism hit boiling point. Wagner builds an unrelenting sense of dread, while Flint’s artwork amplifies every crack in the city’s once-impenetrable facade. A masterclass in world-building, this arc remains one of the darkest and most important periods in Judge Dredd’s history.

Grey Area: One of Our Own by Dan Abnett and Karl Richardson also continues, placing the Exo Segregation Zone under a microscope as tensions rise among Earth’s border enforcement agents. Abnett weaves a compelling narrative of mistrust, bureaucracy, and alien diplomacy, with dialogue that crackles and artwork that balances high-tech detail with character nuance. Grey Area is a modern sci-fi strip that feels both grounded and thrillingly futuristic.

Indigo Prime: Anthropocalypse by John Smith and Lee Carter returns with more mind-bending twists through altered realities and existential dread. Smith’s rich, conceptual writing is matched only by Carter’s dense, hyper-detailed visuals. This isn’t just storytelling — it’s a visual philosophy class masquerading as speculative fiction. Expect to be intrigued, confused, and completely hooked.

In Strontium Dog: The Life and Death of Johnny Alpha – Part 12, the powerhouse duo of John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra deliver yet another searing chapter in the life of the iconic mutant bounty hunter. The themes of resurrection, retribution and legacy weigh heavily in this issue. Ezquerra’s unmistakable art, rough-edged and expressive, captures the grit and heart that has always defined Johnny Alpha’s world. This storyline continues to honour the character's history while pushing into new emotional territory.

Each story within Prog 1770 is meticulously crafted, offering a fusion of strong characterisation, philosophical depth, and gripping visual design. The creative teams working across these strips are operating at the height of their craft, making this issue a strong example of why 2000AD remains a dominant force in UK comics.

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Whether you're chasing down the Day of Chaos arc, following the rebirth of Johnny Alpha, or being drawn into the labyrinthine mysteries of Indigo Prime, 2000AD Prog 1770 is an essential entry in your comic archive — thrilling, thought-provoking, and unmistakably British.