2000 AD #2477

2000 AD is a long-running British science fiction anthology comic that first appeared in 1977, famously known for introducing Judge Dredd to the world. Issue 2477 continues the publication's legacy of blending satirical social commentary with gritty, high-concept genre storytelling. Like its predecessors, this issue features a rotating selection of serialised strips that maintain the magazine's distinctive aesthetic, which has evolved through decades of work from legendary writers and artists.

The design of modern 2000 AD issues maintains the brand's identity as a 'prog'—the term used by fans and creators alike to refer to each instalment. These issues are produced with a focus on delivering sharp, subversive narratives that challenge the status quo, a hallmark established by founding editor Pat Mills. The visual style remains rooted in the kinetic, detailed line work that has come to define the British small-press movement, catering to a dedicated audience that values both traditional craft and experimental storytelling.