2000 AD Regened Volume 3

2000 AD Regened

by Arthur Wyatt, Michael Carroll, David Baillie

The Galaxy's favourite all ages sci-fi spectacular is storming into its third collection!

The critically acclaimed all ages comic from 2000 AD returns!

"A fantastic introduction to 2000 AD... 9/10" - Comicsthegathering

The galaxy’s favourite thrill-powered science fiction comic is back with another line up of electrifying stories aimed at all ages! Reimagined versions of classic 2000 AD characters like Judge Dredd, star alongside brand new characters, specially created for a younger audience.

In this, the third smashing volume, follow the action packed adventures of Cadet Dredd as he battles robots! Save the world from aliens with Judge Anderson! Meet the mightiest cat burglar of Mega-City One! Marvel at the brain-busting and jaw dropping Future Shocks! Plus, in an exclusive new strip, classic 2000 AD characters the Harlem Heroes return!

Critically acclaimed and beloved by old and new fans alike, 2000 AD Regened storms into its third brilliant collection. Can you handle the awesomeness of 2000 AD Regened ?

Genres: Comics

112 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2022

Reviews

[Alex Sarll]

Even the quarterly all-ages issues of 2000AD have now become the battlefield for a very minor offshoot of the culture wars, such that despite mostly finding the contents fairly disposable, I feel obliged to maintain a position just on the pro side of neutral, simply because I don't want to come across quite as obnoxious as some of the old fans who get really up in arms about them.

[John Dodd]

An interesting collection of stories featuring many of the more popular characters from 2000ad. The range of storytelling is excellent, and while the artwork was a little different to what I prefer, I do appreciate that I'm very fond of the older styles of artwork from a long time back. That said, even though I wasn't enthused by the artwork, that didn't detract from my enjoyment of the stories themselves.

From an excellent tale of the time Joe Dredd broke the law, and what was done to make that right, to Anderson having to find ways around creatures more powerful than her, to characters I wasn't familiar with, like the Mayflies, a fascinating offshoot of the Rogue Trooper character..

My favourite part of the book was, by far, the future shocks towards the end of the book, short and snappy, the way future shocks should be, and with a nice reference to how certain films would have been had they been filmed in todays day and age. It's not a long book, but there's a lot of punch in it.

[Craig Lotter]

Another entry in the 2000 AD Regened anthology series, and just like last time, this is a great way to expose the brilliant dystopian, futuristic, satiric, sci-fi worlds of the 2000 AD universe to a broader swathe of the population. The stories are all short and punchy, the art looks great, and even as an older long time reader of the world of Dredd, I thoroughly enjoyed this book, even if it is packaged for a teenage market.