Best 2000AD Full color comics outside Dredd

[Jim_Campbell]

Obviously I heartily agree with all these points, B&W art is a thing of grossly undervalued beauty, but by promoting it here on a thread specifically requesting colour recommendations we do run the risk of sounding like the kind of self-satisfied unhelpful knobs Facebook etc. accuses us of being...

Don't tase me, bros.

Curse you and your reasonableness.

[Steve Green]

If you're after coloured versions of b/w strips - these are pretty good. The definitive edition range.



Can't remember how many there are, but I've seen these so far.

Bad Science
Metal Fatigue
Hall of Justice

[seitani]

Got many good recommendations already, thanks guys. I do read BW comics too, like early Dredd stuff. I just like color pages better. Color comics feel more immersive, so to speak. But these are personal opinions etc...etc. 

[seitani]

If you're after coloured versions of b/w strips - these are pretty good. The definitive edition range.



Can't remember how many there are, but I've seen these so far.

Bad Science
Metal Fatigue
Hall of Justice

Very nice, thanks.

[IndigoPrime]

but by promoting it here on a thread specifically requesting colour recommendations we do run the risk of sounding like the kind of self-satisfied unhelpful knobs Facebook etc. accuses us of being...

Nah. We're not saying the OP is wrong to like colour, especially in a thread where he was asking for recommendations. But threads evolve, as this one has done. And people are still making recommendations anyway.

Personally, I was always a fan of the neon MC-1. That She Devils story in one of the annuals was really great, and I did like Ezquerra's more basic colouring around the Prog 650 mark (years before he went overboard with computer weirdness, and then settled into a much more 'typical' palette).

[Dark Jimbo]

Personally, I was always a fan of the neon MC-1. That She Devils story in one of the annuals was really great, and I did like Ezquerra's more basic colouring around the Prog 650 mark (years before he went overboard with computer weirdness, and then settled into a much more 'typical' palette).

Carlos' 'marker pen' phase is the pinnacle of colour comics, pretty much.