After remarks made at San Diego Comic Con International this past weekend that the best hopes for a Dredd sequel lie with the fans, the character’s publisher have made reaching out to Lionsgate and Rebellion, the current film rights-holders, as easy as possible.Enter the official 2000 AD Dredd sequel petition. You can sign it here, which will sign you up for a mailing list…but it’s a Dredd 2 mailing list, not a 2000 AD general one, so theoretically those e-mails should be pertinent to your interests.The film didn’t make its money back in theaters, but has performed well on home video and streaming services; as a result, star Karl Urban said at Comic Con that prospects for a sequel were as good as they’ve ever been, and that fans needed to just keep doing what they’ve been doing: mobilizing, and bugging Lionsgate on social media.The folks at Make a Dredd Sequel have been at this for months, but it’s only in the recent past that Urban has been telling the media that their campaign is having an impact.
