Wallbanger

Bursting onto the pages of the landmark 500th issue of 2000 AD in 1986, Wallbanger is a product of that gloriously anarchic Copper Age British comics scene — born from the imaginations of Pat Mills and Glenn Fabry at the height of their powers. Over a remarkable thirty-year run across 2000 AD, the Judge Dredd Megazine, and The Best of 2000 AD Monthly, this character carved out a genuine niche in the IPC universe, sharing pages with icons like Judge Dredd himself alongside the likes of Mad Tommy, Kano, and Thrax. With two collector-recognized key issues to their name and nearly three decades of appearances, Wallbanger is exactly the kind of cult discovery that reminds you why British comics from this era reward deeper digging — a character with real pedigree hiding in plain sight for those willing to look.