Pat Mills Libros

La crónica futirista del duro agente de la ley Juez Dredd, continúa en este tomo que recopila cronológicamente las aventuras aparecidas en la clasica revista 2000AD. En este número aparecen algunas de las mejores historias de todos los tiempos del personaje, como la primera aparición de la PSI JUEZ ANDERSON y el terrible JUEZ MUERTE, así como la canónica historia de la jubilación de un juez: "LA LARGA MARCHA". Son las aventuras que hicieron famoso al JUEZ DREDD y asentaron las bases de sus futuras historias, narradas por los afamados guinistas Pat Mills (Slaine), John Wagner (Una historia de violencia), y los ilustradores Ron Smith y Brian Bolland (Batman, la broma asesina), entre muchos otros artistas.

Set in a dystopian future, this series follows Nemesis, a powerful warlock fighting against oppressive forces. Written by Pat Mills and illustrated by Kevin O'Neill, it combines thrilling storytelling with striking artwork. The new Definitive editions enhance accessibility, making it easier for readers to dive into this classic 2000 AD storyline. Fans of the genre will appreciate its rich narrative and visual style, which align with the quality of the Essential Judge Dredd line.

Heinrich Augsburg, a German soldier who died on the Eastern Front and awoke to find himself a Vampire Knight on Resurrection (Hell), now discovers that Rebecca, who was his Jewish lover on Earth, is on also on Resurrection - but as a victim who haunts and seeks to kill those who tormented her in her Earthly life.Battling the ghoul pirates and the abomination Anthrax, he also faces more sinister forces within his own powerful Vampires who plan his destruction.

This lavish celebration of Misty, the groundbreaking 1970s British horror comic for girls, features essential stories like Moonchild, The Sentinels, Nightmare Academy and The Loving Cup, alongside critical essays in an oversized hardback.

The complete run of Dice Man magazine is collected here for the first time. Originally published during the adventure gamebook boom of the 1980s, these single player adventures allow the readers/players to become their favourite 2000 AD characters.

In 1916, Charley Bourne lies about his age to enlist in the British army and fight on the battlefields of France, where thoughts of glory and patriotism are swept away by the bloody horror of trench warfare.

New York City, 1919. Occultist Aleister Crowley is holding a soirée, a group of followers gathered to witness the consecration of his mistress, Leah. Non-believers beware!In Necropolis City, Requiem, Rebecca and Otto continue to slog it out, using Otto's prize collection of exquisite antique weaponry: medieval shield with sword blade, holy water sprinkler and volley gun, crossbow with wheel-lock firearm...and a piano gun?!What about the red snow plague? General Salem's troops repel the bubonic-infected zombies storming Vlad Bridge, just as the killer rats stop laughing - and their boils erupt... Requiem is also internally battling Thurim, who's very keen to take over his body and rejoin Necropolis as a non-living member of vampire society. As Thurim gains supremacy, his enormous libido lands him in a very compromising position with the Ape of Thoth. It gets ugly and, uh, hairy.

When Spike and Red fight over a stick found in the woods, Chrissie and DC teach them a lesson about sharing.

Upon his death, Heinrich thought that he would find eternal peace. Instead he discovered the chaos of Resurrection, a world where the lands and the weather are inverted, and where he was reborn as one of the ruling elite: a vampire. Now, dubbed a knight and renamed Requiem, he is plunged into a cosmic conflict between two estranged gods, to which he could be the key