This is a house of McMahon: Modern Dredd

Beyond the most obvious appeals of McMahon's late period Judge Dredd, with pleasingly abnormal colours and blocky, abstracted action, there is always something nice about the way it is still embraced by a British audience. He does a 2000ad cover like the first piece featured above, with wild distortion and crazy anatomy, and they instantly put it out as a tee-shirt, because it's so damn popular. This kind of strangeness should always be that damn popular.