From the streets of Gotham to the far reaches of the Multiverse, here's a look at the best comic book covers of the week!

The home of Strange Brigade, 2000AD and various other properties has now invested $100 million on a new location that’ll be used for two of their biggest upcoming projects, a Judge Dredd TV series and an upcoming Rogue Trooper film that’ll be directed by Warcraft’s Duncan Jones.

With studios around the world eager to snap up licenses for characters that they could put their own stamp on, you’d think that Rebellion would have partnered up by now with a few studios to help them push out some games based on familiar fictional faces. You’d also be right, if you were thinking just that.

Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog and Durham Red proved to be prog-sellers of the highest calibre, and they all shared something in common: Carlos Ezquerra. Not just an artist with a distinctly gritty art style, Ezquerra was a creator and a writer of many a tale in 2000AD’s long history and he helped define the look of its more iconic characters.

While most people are familiar with a hulking green monster, there are other variants of coloured comic book characters out there that deserve to be made into a movie. Like the blue-skinned Rogue Trooper for instance.

While choosing any one comic book and claiming it to be the best of the best is more impossible than accurately pronouncing Mr. Myxyzpytlyk’s name backwards on the first try, finding plenty of recommended reading certainly wasn’t. Here’s a look at twenty of the very best comics that 2017 had to offer.

So where does one start reading 2000AD? Ideally, by hitting eBay and ordering a crate of the more than 2000 issues published so far. But that would take up an absurd amount of space, so Plan B: Graphic novels. Here's 40 must-read 2000AD Progs.

The return of Judge Dredd to the big screen almost had the lawman of the future facing his undead foe Judge Death.