The coin is crafted in the shape of the Judge Dredd badge and is limited to a total of 999 individually numbered coins.

“101 Collectibles is excited to partner with Rebellion to create 2000 AD precious metal collectibles,” said Brent Hindman, Founder of 101 Collectibles.

“As a long-term comic reader, and collector, I am thrilled to be able to bring the much-loved characters and franchises from the pages of comics to my world of limited edition, investment grade silver. This release marks the first time that Judge Dredd has appeared on a legal tender coin, and we look forward to our programme building in 2026 and towards the 50th Anniversary of 2000 AD in 2027.”

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Debuting at San Diego Comic Con in July, the limited-edition statue is based on one of Jock’s iconic cover illustrations of Judge Dredd and has been crafted in collaboration with Rebellion, Jock and Rogue1Studios.

Standing 50.5cm tall, the statue is crafted from premium polystone resin and hand-painted. Each piece is individually numbered and features Jock’s signature on the base. Each statue will also come with a Mini Art Print, also signed by Jock.

Pre-orders will begin on the Rebellion Shop on June 5th, with delivery in early October 2025, priced at £399.99. All 2000 AD subscribers will receive a special 25% off discount code for the statue.

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Pop culture retailers can get a preview of the range on the Fanattik stand at Spielwarenmesse and the UK’s Spring Fair next year.

“Fanattik is the home of affordable pop culture,” said Fanattik MD Anthony Marks.

“We specialise in titles with multi-generational appeal, and our network of retail partners will mean 2000 AD fans from Australia to the USA being able to purchase product they will have never seen before.”

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The ‘Judge Dredd: Gaze Into The Fist of Dredd Action Figure’ set launches in 2024, giving fans the chance to recreate a clash between Dredd and Judge Fear.

The Judge Fear figure comes with 13 points of articulation and Dredd with 16 points, plus shoulder and joint pads, and chains and badges of office.

Judge Fear’s helmet has been remodelled to allow fans to create the classic pose from the comic, with a fist-sized hole for Dredd to punch through.

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The exhibition explores Judge Dredd, the longest-running 2000 AD character, and the ways the character has been reinterpreted by different artists over the past 45 years.

“We are excited to showcase one of the most iconic British comic characters of all time, charting how the art of Judge Dredd has changed constantly since he first appeared in Prog 2, but how the Judge himself has always stayed the same as he has passed through the pencils of countless incredible artists,” said Joe Sullivan, Director of The Cartoon Museum.

“This exhibition gives a window back in time to see how comic art has changed since Dredd first appeared – undoubtedly many digital tools used regularly by artists now could have easily featured in the pages of a 1970s copy of 2000 AD as ‘sci-fi tech’! Working with Rebellion has been a pleasure, and we are thrilled to be part of 2000 AD’s 45th anniversary celebrations.”

Rebellion plans to mark the milestone over the coming weeks with special collections, signing events, and online celebrations.

Jason Kingsley OBE, CEO of Rebellion, added: “It’s been thrilling to see this exhibition come together for our special anniversary year. As custodians of 2000 AD for more than two decades, we’re excited to see the Cartoon Museum focus on Judge Dredd and the artists who have made him come alive for millions of readers over the past forty-five years.

“Such a showcase will be great opportunity for people to see how such an iconic character has been interpreted over the years but has always remained true to its core identity and look.”

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The range includes two 1:18 scale, four inch PVC action figures of Judge Dredd and Judge Death and lands in March during Dredd’s 45th anniversary.

Dredd and Death will be followed by 1:18 figures of Judge Fear, in April and Judge Mortis, in May, while Judge Dredd’s motorbike, the Lawmaster, will be available as a set launching in July.

“The fans have been clamouring for new action figures based on the incredible world created by Wagner and Ezquerra, so we’re delighted to be able to announce our partnership with Hiya Toys in time for 2000 AD and Judge Dredd’s 45th anniversaries,” said Jason Kinglsey OBE, CEO of Rebellion.

“Hiya Toys have a great track record for quality and the designs for these figures have blown us away, they look faithful to the comics and with great little details that show how much care and attention has even poured into them. There are so many amazing characters to choose from in this world, we can’t wait to see what’s next!’”

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The collaboration forms part of Northern Monk’s New Patrons Project range, with each launch boasting artwork from a different artist to celebrate Thought Bubble, the UK’s biggest comic art festival.

The Judge Dredd launch features artwork from Jock. Flavour-wise, it’s a classic DDH IPA with ‘a glossy base of flaked oats and malted barley, with Idaho 7 and El Dorado in the whirlpool for pulpy citrus and overripe tropical fruit flavours’.

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Featuring high-resolution scans of original artwork, the Apex Edition features some of Bolland’s most famous Judge Dredd artwork, including pages from the likes of The Cursed Earth, The Day the Law Died, The Judge Child Quest and Judge Death Lives.

Also included is a gallery of covers ranging from 2000 AD to the Judge Dredd reprints published by Eagle Comics, which brought Brian to the attention of American readers and show off Bolland’s inventiveness and sardonic humour.

A signed slipcase edition, available exclusively from 2000AD.com, comes with a slipcase featuring both pencils and finished art from one of Bolland’s Judge Dredd covers. It will also feature a bound page which will be individually numbered and signed by Bolland, with art created exclusively for this slipcase edition.

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