2000ad influence on popular culture

[smiffy]

Well of course theres this one:

Babylon 5 is shit!

[strontium71]

[Hawkmumbler]

A few progs featuring covers with Rogue Trooper and Slaine on the cover appear on the bed of a hospitable bond boy in An American Werewolf in London. And more recently, in Pride a youth has an annual in his bookshelf

[Albion]

And more recently, in Pride a youth has an annual in his bookshelf

He had an 80's Eagle annual too.

[Richmond Clements]

Mike Carroll spotted a Judge Dredd boardgame on the bedroom shelf in the movie Labyrinth. If he sees this, he can use internet magic to post the pic.

[Steve Green]

Here you go.

[Richmond Clements]

What a team! Cheers!

[Steve Green]

Ah, I'm sure Mike's got better things to be doing

[CrazyFoxMachine]

Also - never forget Princess Bride... look at the shirt draped on the chair!

[Richmond Clements]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLMRQshGqU4

[Leigh S]

In "Starter for Ten" there is a pile of old progs

[Colin YNWA]

Also - never forget Princess Bride... look at the shirt draped on the chair!

In my top 3 favourite films of all time and I've never noticed that. I'm SO ashamed. I hereby retire from 2000ad fandom.

[Bazooka Joe]

From Brain Damage (was it popular? I liked it anyway)

Judge Smeg

[radiator]

There's a nice 2000ad name check in the latest WTF podcast. Nick Frost mentions it as one of his closet nerdy habits (having to hide his geekier side growing up in rough-as-arseholes Dagenham).

[Spikes]

I seem to recall in one of the episodes of This is England '86, a young lad is seen reading a copy the 1982 Judge Dredd annual.

Can't seem to find any pic's online though, sorry!