As this 12 months’s 2000 AD Sci-Fi Particular launches Wednesday, Insurrection has provided up an extra peek at every of the tales being showcased within the 48-pager.
Priced £4.99, the Sci-Fi Particular is on the market from July 3 in UK comedian retailers and on the 2000 AD webshop. It can be ordered from PREVIEWS (MAY241896) with an anticipated retailer date of August 7, retailing for $9.50.
The 2024 version of the 2000 AD Sci-Fi Particular takes characters previous and new, and mashes them up in a self-described “sideways universe”. Alongside the return of star creator Al Ewing to the Galaxy’s Biggest Comedian, it would additionally showcase work by Ian Edginton, Dan Abnett, Ben Willsher, Nicolò Assirelli, and extra.
Based on Insurrection,
“This all-new Sci-Fi Particular comes beamed from an alternate dimension – one through which acquainted characters from the Galaxy’s Biggest Comedian have been given a special twist. The Thrill-powered characters you thought you knew have been amalgamated into one different in unusual and unpredictable methods, creating an all new model of the Galaxy’s Biggest!”
Featured tales within the 2000 AD Sci-Fi Particular (2024):
- Karl Inventory and Ben Willsher step as much as merge two titanic John Wagner & Carlos Ezquerra creations: Choose Dredd and Johnny Alpha (Strontium Canine):
“On this sideways universe there is just one one that has the energy to implement the regulation in Mega-Metropolis One… and he’s a high-powered mutant! With eyes which may emit piercing Alpha waves, JUDGE ALPHA makes certain that no person messes with the Justice Division!”
- Dan Abnett and Anthony Williams reunite to merge two bounty searching properties Dan Abnett & David Millgate’s Sinister Dexter with John Wagner & Ian Gibson’s Robo-Hunter:
“When robots go rogue and begin inflicting chaos within the neighbourhood, who’re you gonna name? Sinister and Dexter, after all, the ROBO-SHARKS! Employed to trace down and terminate troublesome droids, this pair of robo… hunters? by no means miss their targets!”
- James Peaty and Nicolò Assirelli merge Strontium Canine (once more) with Gerry Finley-Day & Dave Gibbons’ Rogue Trooper:
“The Search/Destroy Company have quite a lot of highly-trained bounty hunters on their intergalactic roster: however none had been as expert as Friday! Framed for a criminal offense he didn’t commit, this ROGUE/DOG is now being hunted by his fellow bounty hunters!”
- Merging two Ian Edginton co-creations – pirate journey Pink Seas (with Steve Yeowell) and Stickleback, the ‘Pope of Crime’ (with D’Israeli) — with Paul McCaffrey on artwork:
“Ahoy! Whenever you’re out on the wild seas of the world, flag flying within the wind and your staff of scurvy canines on deck, no bounty goes unclaimed! However the Pink Wench’s captain is a quite unusual chap: who’s STICKLEBACK?”
- Al Ewing takes his fan favorite Zombo (co-created with Henry Flint) and mashes it up with Pat Mills & Dave Gibbons’ traditional future sport sequence Harlem Heroes — alongside artist Boo Prepare dinner:
“And in case you’re a fan of high-octane thrill-sports, there’s just one place to take pleasure in excessive and enervating fight! Essentially the most violent sport of the longer term options undead, flesh-eating groups… welcome THE HARLEM ZOMBOS to 2000 AD!”
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