Tharg the Mighty, alien editor of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic 2000 AD takes you on a hilarious and shocking adventure. 

When a race of aliens turn up sightseeing on planet Earth, no one can believe their luck, as the Grawks offer vast quantities of gold to pay for everything, and don’t question whether the seller even owns the tourist hotspots in question. 

Starring Al Murray, Lizzie Roper, Steve Nailon and Ruth Bratt. Adapted from the classic Future Shock by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson.

Two shocking festive stories adapted from the classic 2000 AD comic strip Future Shocks. 

In ‘One Christmas During Eternity’ a loving couple find that some gifts cannot last, and in ‘The Star’ two time-travellers break all the rules to solve the biggest Christmas mystery of all… 

Based on stories by Alan Moore and Jesus Redondo, Chris Lowder and Massimo Bellardinelli. Starring Katherine Jakeways, Nitin Ganatra and Steve Nallon.

Time travel is all the rage for tourists from the future, but there are strict rules in place to prevent altering the past, however a return trip to Elizabethan England for one tourist is just the first step in their cunning plan…

'Long Live the Queen' is based on the classic Future Shock by Kelvin Gosnell and Eric Bradbury, while in 'The English/Phlondrutian Phrasebook' all the words you need for a holiday in space come courtesy of the Vocosonics Transliterator. 

Based on the invaluable comic strip guide by Alan Moore and Brendan McCarthy. Starring Al Murray, Steve Nallon, Darren Strange and Zoe S. Battley.

Two more twisted science fiction tales from 2000 AD! 

In ‘The Sacrifice’ refugees from Earth get more than they bargained for as they search for a new home planet, and ‘A Cautionary Fable the Terrifying Tale of Timothy Tate’ is a hilarious lesson in good behaviour for all listeners. 

Based on the 2000 AD stories by Alan Hebden and Mike White, Alan Moore and Paul Neary.

Tharg the Mighty, editor and steely overlord of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic 2000 AD, takes you on two more shocking adventures. 

In 'Burping Hitler', correcting history, especially when you want to time travel and assassinate a baby, is harder than it looks… 

While 'Beware the Men in Black’ uncovers an uncomfortable truth behind UFO-spotting. 

Based on the comic strips by Rob Williams and Simon Gurr, and David Perry and Jesus Redondo. Starring Rufus Hound, Alex B Kirk, Terry Molly, Lisa Bowerman and Tony Way. 

From the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic come two more stories to thrill and surprise. 

In 'Robot Repairs' a way of life is threatened when the technology for self-repairing robots is announced. In ‘Drive He Said' a century in the future, the deserts of the Amazon are the site for the discovery of an ancient hidden temple atop a vast oil reserve. 

Based on the 2000 AD comic strips by Robert Flynn, Brett Ewins and Jim McCarthy, Al Ewing and Edison George. Starring Desiree Burch, Tony Way, Richard People and Steve Nalloon.

With more tales of the future, Tharg the Mighty will have you listening to music in a whole new way once you hear ‘Spaceland’, when has-been musician finds a new source of inspiration on a trip to a distant planet. While in ‘Big Trouble for Blast Barclay’ Earth’s legendary hero of the spaceways finds his popularity waning for surprising reasons. 

 Starring Rufus Hound, Alex B Kirk, Tony Way and Desiree Burch and based the comic strips by Al Ewing and Edmund Bagwell, Grant Morrison and Mike White.

Tharg the Mighty’s final collection in this series of twisted tales from the future takes you to the holiday destination to die for, the Sun! And on Earth, the rich and wealthy have taken shelter in an underground bunker while a world war rages on and on, but perhaps the messages of destruction from the planet surface are just a little suspect….

Based on the classic comic strips by Alan Moore and Jesus Redondo, Peter Milligan and Anthony Jozwiak. This episode stars Janet Ellis, Alistair Green, Tony Way, Gbemisola Ikumelo and Alex B Kirk.