I finished reading 2000AD: The Mazes of the Mind and was very confused. It was the beginning of several different stories. I finished reading it, but was completely baffled and didn’t care much for it. Although it collected several short stories, which were very short, I wasn’t completely absorbed by the comic. Although it was a 2000AD. The comic was obviously written by British writers, featuring a Judge Dredd short story, which I wasn’t very interested in. I didn’t recognize any of the creators, which is a shame, as I like the Judge Dredd character. It could have been better if I recognized any of the characters or creators, besides Dredd, who was very recognizable. If the characters were any more known, I might have cared more about it. But I think that American readers might care more about the comic if it lasted more than a few pages per story than it did. I guess it is up to the readers if they care for it.
2000 AD Prog 2440
Maze of the Mind!
Episodes include:
Judge Dredd » Tunnels (part 2)
Mega-City One, 2147 AD. Home to over 250 million citizens, this urban hell is situated along the east coast of post-apocalyptic North America, with the irradiated Cursed Earth to the west, and the toxic Black Atlantic to the east. Tensions are on a knife-edge, crime is rampant, and only the Judges — empowered to dispense instant justice — can stop total anarchy. Toughest of them all is JUDGE DREDD — he is the Law!
The Ravilious pact (part 1)
Tharg’s 3rillers Present » Far Below Eden (part 3)
Three episodes, one complete, self-contained story — a condensed hit of super-charged Thrill-power beamed to you directly from the Nerve Centre! The planet Eden, the far future. Earth is finally dying after centuries of pollution and stripping it of its resources, and mankind must find a new world to call its own. A potential home has been discovered in Eden, but first, the native species must be removed before humanity can move in…
Azimuth » Abandoned by God (part 1)
Welcome to the city of AZIMUTH, a data-driven metropolis, where anything is possible. Ruled by an aristocracy of the New Flesh, such concepts of life, death, and body forms are fluid. Anyone can take any shape if it can be conceived by the imagination. A stranger has ridden into town — none other than Ramone Dexter — and revealed that Azimuth is in fact Downlode recrafted by a rogue Artificial Intelligence…
Scarlet Traces » Empire of Blood (part 9)
NEW STORY! England, the late nineteenth century. Earth has come under attack by Martian war machines, devastating huge swathes of the country with their heat rays and harvesting enormous numbers of people. Finally struck down by the planet’s viruses, the Martians’ assault collapses. Now, humanity is picking up the pieces and coming to terms with the aftermath…
Writers: Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton, Rob Williams, T.C. Eglington & Alan Kerr
Artists: D’Israeli, Ian Richardson, RM Guera, Steven Austin & Tazio Bettin
Colorers: John Charles, Matt Soffe, Giulia Brusco & Pippa Bowland
Letterers: Annie Parkhouse, Jim Campbell, Simon Bowland & John Charles
Cover Artist Tazio Bettin
Released 9th Jul 2025
Digital Edition $2.99
Print Edition $4.99
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