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Nacelle reveals Biker Mice From Mars x Judge Dredd Figures

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The Nacelle Company has partnered with Rebellion on a collaboration that blends the worlds of 90’s anthropomorphic icons Biker Mice from Mars and 2000 AD’s most intimidating Lawman, Judge Dredd, with a new action figure and bike, which are both available for pre-order at Shop.Rebellion.com and Nacellestore.com.

This collaboration between Nacelle and Rebellion reimagines Throttle, the fearless leader of the Biker Mice from Mars equipped with signature Judge Dredd armor. True to their name, the Biker Mice need top-tier horsepower, so we combined Throttle’s signature Martian Monster Bike with Judge Dredd’s Lawmaster to bring you a truly epic crossover vehicle for your collection. The action figure and vehicle are just part of a wider comic book crossover between Biker Mice from Mars and Judge Dredd.

In Biker Mice from Mars, a race of anthropomorphic mice who enjoyed motorsports and had a very similar culture and society to that of human beings, were all but wiped out by the Plutarkians, an alien race of obese, foul-smelling, worm-eating, fish-like humanoids who plunder other planets for their natural resources. Three survivors: Throttle, Modo and Vinnie, manage to find a spaceship and escape the Plutarkian takeover, but instead, they soon find themselves crash-landing on Earth in the city of Chicago. Along with a charming female mechanic named Charlene “Charley” Davidson, the Biker Mice must defend Earth and defeat the villainous Plutarkians, in an attempt to finally return to their homeland of Mars.

Judge Dredd brings law and order to the crime-ridden streets of Mega-City One, the overcrowded city crammed along America’s east coast. Judge, jury and executioner rolled into it, Dredd has total power to dispense justice to lawbreakers, from the pettiest criminal to undead superfiends, from luckless citizens to mutant gangs. He does not simply uphold the law – he IS the law! Created by writer John Wagner and artist Carlos Ezquerra in 1977, Dredd first appeared in the second-ever issue of weekly sci-fi action comic 2000 AD. Quickly becoming the comic’s most popular strip, Judge Dredd is 2000 AD’s longest-running character and has appeared in virtually every issue., in stories told by comics greats including Alan Grant, Pat Mills, Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon, Grant Morrison, and Mark Millar.

  • A collectible action figure of Judge Dredd from Biker Mice from Mars, depicted as a humanoid mouse wearing a black outfit with green accents and gold shoulder armor. He holds a pistol, standing against a red background.
  • An action figure of Judge Dredd riding a motorcycle, with a red background. The figure is detailed with armor and accessories related to the character.
  • Action figure of Judge Dredd from Biker Mice from Mars, featuring multiple accessories including weapons and an alternate head, set against a red background.
  • A graphic featuring Judge Dredd with accessories including various weapons and a motorcycle, set against a red background.

Preview: 2000 AD Prog 2503

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2000 AD Prog 2503

UK RELEASE DATE: 7th October £3.99
LUNAR RELEASE DATE: 21th October $7.99
COVER: STEWART K. MOORE

JUDGE DREDD // THE NEW FUTURE by Rob Williams & Arthur Wyatt (w) Henry Flint (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
AZIMUTH // HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DAGON by Dan Abnett (w) Tazio Bettin (a) Matt Soffe (c) Rob Steen (l)
DURHAM RED // HUNGRY CITY by Alec Worley (w) Ben Willsher (a) Simon Bowland (l)
GHOSTED // BOOK TWO by Guy Adams (w) Megan Huang (a) Simon Bowland (l)
HERNE & SHUCK // STORMING THE STONE by David Barnett (w) Lee Milmore (a) Quinton Winter (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)

Comic book cover featuring several armored characters in futuristic outfits, with bold text reading '2000 AD' and 'SECTOR ON THE EDGE!' in a sci-fi landscape.
Comic page from Judge Dredd titled 'The New Future Part Three', featuring a character named Robert Glenn, with various panels showcasing his expressions and dialogue against a futuristic city backdrop.
A comic book page featuring characters on a boat and in a mysterious underwater setting. Dialogue bubbles contain conversations about feelings of loneliness and concerns about unknown happenings below. The title 'AZIMUTH: HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON PART FOUR' is displayed prominently at the bottom.
A rabbit-headed character in a blue suit sits at a table with a purple dish, while two characters in red jackets stand nearby. There is a serious discussion taking place in a decorated room.
A comic book page from 'Ghosted: Book Two, Part Four' featuring vibrant colors and dialogue boxes. The top panel shows a toxic curtain with the text 'This is where the lines are drawn.' The second panel displays a camp scene with a person seated by a fire. The third panel features a character with a concerned expression and the dialogue 'Radio silence, dead? But something's moving out there...'. The art has a blend of suspense and intrigue.
A comic page featuring several characters discussing a mysterious situation. The characters are seated in a living room, with one person looking intensely at another, indicating tension. A large dog sits in the background, and there is a house depicted outside the window. The color palette is dark with a night sky.

Rebellion Reveals New Partnerships with Palace Skateboards, Nacelle, Logitech G, and more!

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Illustration of Judge Dredd in a detailed futuristic uniform standing next to a large structure labeled 'PALACE', representing Palace Block, with a sci-fi aesthetic.

Rebellion has announced a slate of official partners to celebrate legendary British comic, 2000 AD, and its character Judge Dredd. Alongside a surprise product drop this week with streetwear label, Palace Skateboards.

One of the longest-running and most celebrated comics in the world today, 2000 AD is home to Judge Dredd and a galaxy of original sci-fi, fantasy, and horror action stars, and celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2027 with a multitude of thrill-packed releases and events throughout the year.

Rebellion has confirmed new partnerships with Palace Skateboards, Nacelle, Logitech G, MEDICOM TOY, Fanbrix, and Rose in Good Faith. Plus, even more releases coming from existing partners SNEAK Energy, Rubber Road, Zen Studios, ThorpyFX, Fanattik, Forbidden Planet, 101 Collectibles, Artlume, Geeky Jerseys, Hiya Toys, Ingram, and Pogo Group – with details of additional partners and products to be announced soon as the 50th anniversary approaches.

Licensed partner Palace Skateboards today unveiled its collaborative 2000 AD apparel collection, bringing together Palace Skateboards’ distinctive design language and 2000 AD® comic-book artwork. The clothing line launches this Friday 2nd October. Excited fans can get a sneak peek in the digital comic published today on Palace Skateboards’ Instagram – a thrilling Judge Dredd® story that sees a flagship store open on the streets of Mega-City One. The digital comic was co-created by Palace Skateboards and 2000 AD, with artwork by 2000 AD artist Jake Lynch and a script by 2000 AD writer Liam Johnson.

Rebellion will have a booth at Brand Licensing Europe from 6th – 8th October to discuss new brand partnerships and take consumer products even further.

Promotional image for London Brand Licensing Europe 2026, featuring characters and artwork from 2000 AD celebrating its 50th anniversary, with event details and booth number D194.

In a joint reveal at Brand Licensing Europe and New York Comic Con, Rebellion will debut the first look an exciting new figure line with Nacelle and Oni Press. Part of a wider comic book crossover with sci-fi action series, Biker Mice From Mars, the figure line will see Judge Dredd and the Biker Mice come together to celebrate some of the most radical characters in comics. Keep your eyes peeled for the first look next week at BLE and NYCC 2026.

Preview: 2000 AD Prog 2502

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2000 AD Prog 2502

UK RELEASE DATE: 30th September £3.99
LUNAR RELEASE DATE: 14th October $7.99
COVER: LEE MILMORE

In this issue:

JUDGE DREDD // THE NEW FUTURE by Rob Williams & Arthur Wyatt (w) Henry Flint (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
AZIMUTH // HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DAGON by Dan Abnett (w) Tazio Bettin (a) Matt Soffe (c) Rob Steen (l)
DURHAM RED // HUNGRY CITY by Alec Worley (w) Ben Willsher (a) Simon Bowland (l)
GHOSTED // BOOK TWO by Guy Adams (w) Megan Huang (a) Simon Bowland (l)
HERNE & SHUCK // STORMING THE STONE by David Barnett (w) Lee Milmore (a) Quinton Winter (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)

Cover art for 2000 AD featuring a demonic figure breaking through a cracked surface, with bold text reading 'DEMONISED!' in the foreground.
A comic page from 'Judge Dredd: The New Future' featuring a futuristic cityscape and characters discussing themes of justice and control. Prominent text includes the name 'Glenn News' and various speech bubbles highlighting the narrative about societal issues and weather manipulation.
A comic book page featuring two characters aiming guns at a monstrous figure with mechanical limbs. The scene includes dialogue about not killing an ancient entity and testing a tech artifact. The art style is colorful and dynamic.
A comic book page featuring the character Durham Red in a dramatic action scene. She is portrayed with white hair, wearing sunglasses and a distinctive outfit. The panel includes dynamic text elements emphasizing the tension in the scene, with a backdrop of destruction and chaos.
A comic panel depicting a rocket launch with explosions and missiles being fired at a target, showcasing action and intensity.
A comic panel featuring scenes at Stonehenge, showcasing characters in modern attire discussing an alien in a containment pod. One character appears to have a mechanical eye.

Preview: 2000 AD Prog 2501

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2000 AD Prog 2501

UK RELEASE DATE: 23rd September £3.99
LUNAR RELEASE DATE: 7th October $7.99
COVER: LEE CARTER

In this issue:

JUDGE DREDD // THE NEW FUTURE by Rob Williams & Arthur Wyatt (w) Henry Flint (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
AZIMUTH // HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DAGON by Dan Abnett (w) Tazio Bettin (a) Matt Soffe (c) Rob Steen (l)
DURHAM RED // HUNGRY CITY by Alec Worley (w) Ben Willsher (a) Simon Bowland (l)
GHOSTED // BOOK TWO by Guy Adams (w) Megan Huang (a) Simon Bowland (l)
HERNE & SHUCK // STORMING THE STONE by David Barnett (w) Lee Milmore (a) Quinton Winter (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)

Cover art for 2000 AD comic featuring a female character with red hair in a futuristic cityscape, captioned 'Traces of Red!'
A comic book page featuring various panels with characters in futuristic settings. The top panels quote Abraham Lincoln and show close-up faces with expressions. The middle panels depict action scenes with weapons and technology, while the bottom panels refer to specific sectors and a location called 'Aunty Li's Happy Kindergarten'.
A comic panel depicting a fishing boat named 'Salty Shanthi' on water, with three passengers: a man holding a firearm, a woman lounging on a yellow float in a bikini, and another man in a seated position. The scene reflects a blend of action and casual dialogue about weapons and the environment.
A comic book page featuring a character in a yellow raincoat holding an umbrella in a rainy city environment. Surrounding characters display a futuristic, urban aesthetic, with neon signs and detailed cityscape elements. The text boxes contain dialogues hinting at a narrative involving intrigue and a search for a target.
A comic panel titled 'GHOSTED: Book Two: Part Two' featuring a dark, intense atmosphere. There are abstract illustrations of hands, one human and one robotic, reaching towards each other against a background of swirling lights and colors, conveying a sense of urgency and emotional depth.
A comic panel depicting two characters, one with purple hair and a punk style, walking through a dimly lit corridor with a man in a white shirt, while another character with a beard and a black hat observes. The setting is in a large, eerie building.

Get a first look at Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1!

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Oni Press, the Nacelle Company,​ and Rebellion have revealed the first look inside  the highly anticipated Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1 – the double-sized, 40-page debut of the 22nd Century’s first blockbuster crossover event from writers Dan Watters and Ryan O’Sullivan and artist Jordi Tarragona! Brace yourself for the wreckage-strewn collision of the future’s  most feared lawman against its hardest-charging mutant outlaws – Mega-City One’s Judge Dredd versus the Red Planet’s Biker Mice From Mars – crashes into comic shops on December 2nd with 40 pages of deluxe format fury!!

Across the frayed cordons of space-time, the greed-fueled oligarchs Limburger and Karbunkle have identified a strange new world to plunder, but they never anticipated that Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo—the extraterrestrial antiheroes known as the Biker Mice From Mars—would dare to foil their latest cross dimensional conquest: the smog-clogged metropolis known as Mega-City One.

Now, the Martian brothers and their bikes are stranded between blocks in Mega-City’s endless, chaotic sprawl, alongside 400 million citizens who want them dead and the one man committed to delivering them to justice at any cost: the unforgiving Judge Dredd! The law has no place for vermin on Mega-City One’s streets… but when the Biker Mice’s otherworldly abilities draw the gaze of the inhuman entity called Judge Death, man and mouse alike will be caught in the crosshairs!

Featuring full-throttle covers by David Finch, Karl Kerschl, and Andrew Krahnke, maximum thrill-power meets maximum attitude when Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1 revs into the red – only in comic shops on December 2nd!

Plus: Available exclusively on Judge Dredd/Biker Mice From Mars #1, get one of four randomly intermixed “Badge Variant” covers (designed by Oni’s Winston Gambro in the style of Brian Bolland’s classic 2000 AD design), featuring Judge Dredd’s iconic shield or one of three alternates spotlighting each of the Biker Mice from Mars on a Department of Justice badge: Throttle, Vinnie, and Modo! 

Cover art featuring Judge Dredd, a futuristic law enforcement character, holding a gun in a dystopian city setting, with a prominent logo for 'Biker Mice from Mars.'
A chaotic street scene from a comic, featuring a judge character in a futuristic uniform confronting a villain on the ground, amidst smoke and debris. Various characters are engaged in a conflict while a vehicle is overturned in the background.
A detailed comic-style illustration featuring a large, spooky house in the foreground, surrounded by an urban landscape with futuristic architecture. In the lower panels, anthropomorphic animal characters are depicted, some in action poses, while others display exaggerated facial expressions, conveying emotion and interaction.
A detailed black and white comic page depicting a large, dilapidated room with stairs and various characters interacting, including a woman with long hair and a humanoid creature with horns and glasses. The panels show expressions of surprise and concern, including a character embracing another while small animals are present in the scene.
A black and white comic panel depicting anthropomorphic animal characters in a futuristic city, with scenes of chaos and action including motorcycle cops and a character holding a flashing device.
A comic book panel featuring anthropomorphic characters, including a worried woman and muscular creatures. The scene depicts an intense confrontation with action elements like explosions and characters in dynamic poses.
Cover image for the comic 'Judge Dredd: Biker Mice from Mars' featuring Judge Dredd in a dynamic pose with a gun, set in a gritty urban environment.
Comic book cover featuring Judge Dredd wielding a gun, alongside circular target overlays focusing on anthropomorphic mice characters, with vibrant colors and bold graphics.
Comic book cover featuring anthropomorphic mice dressed as law enforcement officers, with a pink background. The central character, a muscular mouse in a black uniform and helmet, holds large weapons. Two other mice flank him, also in uniforms. The title 'JUDGE DREDD' is prominently displayed at the top, along with 'BIKER MICE FROM MARS' at the top right.
Logos of Judge Dredd and Biker Mice from Mars on a plain white background.
A fictional character, dressed in a dark uniform and wearing armor, stands in a gritty urban setting. He holds a pistol and poses assertively amidst industrial structures and debris, embodying a law enforcement theme.
A stylized comic book character wearing a helmet and holding a gun, looking determined against a futuristic backdrop, with images of menacing animal characters in red crosshairs overlay.
A muscular character in a futuristic judge uniform, holding a gun and standing confidently among urban ruins with a dystopian backdrop.
Gold shield logo with the word 'MODO' prominently displayed in the center, featuring a stylized eagle design and stars above.
A gold shield logo featuring the word 'THROTTLE' in bold letters, with an eagle and stars integrated into the design.
A gold emblem featuring the name 'VINNIE' in bold letters, surrounded by decorative elements including an eagle and stars.
Gold shield emblem featuring the name 'DREDD' in bold letters, with decorative elements including stars and a stylized eagle.

Announcing 2000 AD: A Visual History

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Fifty years after it exploded onto shelves and revolutionized comics forever, the visual story of how 2000 AD has evolved is to be told in a special book.

2000 AD: A Visual History 1977-2027 will detail year-by-year the evolution of Britain’s biggest comics export, the legion of legendary stories it has published, and the people who made it into a world-changing cultural juggernaut!

This new oversized hardcover will include rare sketches, test pages, character designs, and art from artists including Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), Simon Bisley (Lobo), Kevin O‘Neill (League of Extraordinary Gentlemen), Brian Bolland (Batman: The Killing Joke) and Judge Dredd co-creator Carlos Ezquerra.

Publishing as part of the celebrations marking 2000 AD’s 50th anniversary in early 2027, The 2000 AD Visual History will feature newly rescanned art from original artboards to showcase the bold iconic imagery that made the comic an institution, with behind-the-scenes sketches and character designs lifting the lid on how 2000 AD was made.

Debuting in 1977, the weekly 2000 AD immediately proved to be a bombshell of a comic, irrevocably changing the publishing landscape with its bold design, intense storytelling, and uncompromising attitude.

Corralling a roster of bold storytellers and dynamic artists, editor and writer Pat Mills, designers Kevin O’Neill and Jan Shepheard, art editor Doug Church, and numerous others created a comic that would come to dominate British comics and influence culture far beyond Britain’s shores. From subverting comics clichés to crafting dark, cynical and satirical stories, it became a byword for the future and ushered in an exciting new era of British pop culture.

The self-styled “Galaxy’s Greatest Comic” would become home to some of the most popular characters of the British comics scene – including Judge Dredd, Rogue Trooper, Strontium Dog, Sláine, Nemesis the Warlock, and many, many more. It also debuted many of comics’ biggest talents, all of whom would go on to revolutionise the world of comics and inspire legions of fans around the globe.

Written by Scott Montgomery, author of The 2000 AD Encyclopedia, The 2000 AD Visual History details how the legendary comic and its famous characters have been brought to life, taking readers on a voyage through the history of the long-running British comic anthology. Presented in an oversized hardcover, an exclusive slipcase edition is also available only though the 2000 AD webshop, featuring new artwork by Pris Bampoh of 2000 AD’s venerable editor Tharg The Mighty, hard at work in his Nerve-Centre!

The 2000 AD Visual History will be published January 27, 2027 – an ideal coffee-table book for fans of 2000 AD, comics, and pop culture alike!

  • Cover of the book '2000 AD: 50 A Visual History 1977-2027' by Scott Montgomery, featuring the logo and illustrations from various comics within the number '50'.
  • A hardcover book titled '54: A Visual History 1970-2020' featuring colorful illustrations and comic art on the cover, including a character with green skin and a futuristic outfit surrounded by various comic panels.
  • Illustration of the character Zenith, a superhero with a bold yellow and black costume featuring a lightning bolt design, standing confidently with a stylish jacket. The background includes sketches and notes about Zenith's backstory and context in a comic series.
  • A vibrant sci-fi illustration featuring a futuristic landscape with alien structures, a smiling yellow character, and characters in elaborate outfits, reflecting a blend of adventure and exploration in outer space.
  • Digital art of a futuristic armored figure with a dark silhouette against a vibrant orange background.
  • An illustration from a comic featuring a vampire emerging from the shadows, with a group of cloaked figures in the background. In the foreground, a terrified man pleads for his life. The scene is set in a dark, eerie environment, creating a suspenseful atmosphere.
  • A page from a comic or graphic novel featuring characters from 'The V.C.s', including various space warriors in futuristic armor with weapons, and accompanying text describing the series' background and development.
  • A comic illustration featuring a character with a large smile, raising a fist in triumph. The character is dressed in a blue jacket, while background elements depict scenes of a scientific transformation involving artificial intelligence. Medical personnel in scrubs appear in one section. Text boxes articulate the narrative about bio-enhancements and a mission.

Preview: Judge Dredd Megazine 496

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Judge Dredd Megazine 496

RELEASE DATE: 16th September £7.50
US RELEASE DATE: 14th October $14.99
COVER: ANTHONY WILLIAMS

In this issue:

JUDGE DREDD // ROJIMBO by Geoffrey D. Wessel (w) Nick Roche (a) Pippa Bowland (c) Simon Bowland (l)
STORM WARNING // SLAUGHTER HOUSE by John Reppion (w) Lee Carter (a) Rob Steen (l)
MEGA-CITY 2099 // ZOMBALL by Ken Niemand (w) Conor Boyle (a) Rob Steen (l)
ROGUE TROOPER // AN ITERATION OF ALLIES by Andi Ewington (w) Sinu Senan (a) Jim Boswell (c) Simon Bowland (l)
LAWLESS by Dan Abnett (w) Phil Winslade (a) Simon Bowland (l)

Cover of Judge Dredd Magazine featuring a chaotic scene with zombies and Judge Dredd in a futuristic setting, promoting a story titled 'MEAT THE TEAM!'
Comic panel from Judge Dredd: Rojimbo featuring characters inspecting broken toy models in a store, with dialogue reflecting a problem involving damaged items.
A comic strip featuring a scene in a dimly lit room with characters discussing the death of Lord Slaughter, expressing concerns about spirits and technology, while strategizing their investigation with a futuristic theme.
A black and white comic panel depicting a futuristic sport called Zomball, featuring genetically modified players in a stadium, showcasing action sequences and humorous text bubbles discussing gameplay and character traits.
A comic book panel featuring a soldier falling backwards with an explosion behind him, accompanied by the sound effects 'GAHH!' and 'BLAM!' The title 'ROGUE TROOPER' is prominently displayed at the top, with action motifs around. Below, another character is seen in a crouched position, offering a compliment on shooting.
A comic book page featuring a bustling street scene. The foreground shows a character in a hooded jacket approaching a shop called 'Planchett's Patent Prophylactics.' Various characters are in the background, and dialogue bubbles express urgency and confusion.

Preview: 2000 AD Prog 2500

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2000 AD Prog 2500

UK RELEASE DATE: 16th September £4.99
LUNAR RELEASE DATE: 30th September $8.99
COVER: MIKE PERKINS

In this issue:

JUDGE DREDD // THE NEW FUTURE by Rob Williams & Arthur Wyatt (w) Henry Flint (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)
AZIMUTH // HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DAGON by Dan Abnett (w) Tazio Bettin (a) Matt Soffe (c) Rob Steen (l)
SILENT HILL: TOWNFALL // THE DOCK HOUSE by Jon McKellan (w) David Roach (a) Emily Roach (c) Rob Steen (l)
DURHAM RED // HUNGRY CITY by Alec Worley (w) Ben Willsher (a) Simon Bowland (l)
THISTLEBONE // THE WITCHFINDER’S APPRENTICE by T.C. Eglington (w) Simon Davis (a)
GHOSTED // BOOK TWO by Guy Adams (w) Megan Huang (a) Simon Bowland (l)
HERNE & SHUCK // STORMING THE STONE by David Barnett (w) Lee Milmore (a) Quinton Winter (c) Annie Parkhouse (l)

Cover of the comic book '2000 AD' featuring a character in futuristic attire holding a firearm, with a cityscape background and bold text announcing 'New Thrills Start Inside!'
Comic page of Judge Dredd titled 'The New Future (Prologue)' featuring characters in a futuristic setting discussing judicial matters and policies.
A comic panel featuring a fishing boat named 'Salty Shanty' sailing through blue waters, with an old captain steering and discussing dangers of the sea. In the background, a large pirate ship and a submarine are visible, surrounded by waves and a cloudy sky.
A dark, atmospheric illustration of a building with glowing windows, surrounded by fog. The scene suggests a sense of isolation and mystery, with text highlighted in the panels conveying themes of stillness and lack of communication.
A comic panel featuring a character with blood on their face and clothing, expressing shock and horror, surrounded by a bloody scene and a disembodied animal's head.
A stylized illustration depicting scenes from 'The Witchfinder's Apprentice' with silhouettes of people, horses, and a house, alongside text describing a foreboding atmosphere and tales of witchcraft.
Aerial view of a futuristic cityscape with skyscrapers. Various characters are depicted in a busy street scene, showcasing a mix of colors and styles, hinting at a vibrant urban life. A close-up shows a sinister figure with a weapon confronting another character, adding tension and drama to the scene.
A comic page titled 'HERNE & SHUCK: Storming the Stone, Part 1' features characters in a room discussing a kidnapping. One character, looking worried, speaks to his mother about the situation, while another character jokes about ketchup. A zombie witch and a talking dog are mentioned, adding a humorous twist to the narrative.

Konami and 2000 AD announce Silent Hill: Townfall – The Dock House

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Konami Digital Entertainment has announced a collaboration with 2000 AD to create an original comic story inspired by the world of Silent Hill: Townfall. Silent Hill: Townfall – The Dock House is being written by lead writer and game director Jon McKellan and serves as an official narrative companion to the upcoming game. Acclaimed artist David Roach provides pencils for this eerie new story.

Part of the stacked lineup for 2000 AD’s milestone Prog 2500, available on 16th September in the UK and globally on the 30th September, the story will be available worldwide via Lunar Distribution in print, and digitally through the 2000 AD Webstore and App. Silent Hill: Townfall – The Dock House offers fans an additional perspective on the isolated island community of St. Amelia, expanding upon the haunting world and atmosphere of Silent Hill: Townfall while preserving the mysteries awaiting players in the game.

The story follows Douglas, a veteran harbour master who has spent decades maintaining St. Amelia’s dock house. Trapped in an endless routine surrounded by fog and isolation, Douglas discovers an impossible staircase descending beneath the harbour, forcing him to confront a terrifying reality hidden beneath the surface of the town.

Silent Hill: Townfall – The Dock House will be available as part of 2000 AD Prog 2500, the landmark issue, in all good newsagents and comic stores on September 16, 2026 in the UK, and September 30, 2026 in the USA. Fans can also read the issue digitally through the 2000 AD Webstore and App.

  • A person stands with their back to the viewer, looking out of a window at a foggy dock scene. The text 'SILENT HILL townfall THE DOCK HOUSE' is prominently displayed at the bottom.
  • A figure with long hair stands in front of large windows, looking out at a stormy dock scene in the game 'Silent Hill: Townfall'. The atmosphere is dark and moody, with rain streaking the glass.
  • A dark, moody illustration of a building with multiple windows glowing from the inside. The scene depicts a foggy environment, emphasizing a sense of isolation and mystery. The text on the image reflects themes of monotony and lack of communication.
  • A man with gray hair and a beard is shown in a close-up panel, looking thoughtful. In the main panel, a figure stands with their back to the viewer, staring out of large windows at a foggy landscape, suggesting an atmosphere of mystery and suspense. The title reads 'SILENT HILL townfall! THE DOCK HOUSE' at the top.
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