| Issue | #2 |
| Published | 05 March 1977 |
| Cover Price | 0.08 GBP |
| Pages | 32 |
| Editing | ? [as Tharg the Mighty] |
| Characters | Dan Dare |
| Pencils | Massimo Belardinelli |
| Inks | Massimo Belardinelli |
| Characters | Marshal Vashkov; Bill Savage; George |
| Synopsis | Bill Savage bursts into a bar and shoots some Volgs; a stranger observes with interest. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Gerry Finley-Day |
| Pencils | Jesus Blasco |
| Inks | Jesus Blasco |
| Letters | Jack Potter |
| Notes | Story title is from 2000 AD website. |
| Characters | Huck (death); Earl Reagan; Joe Brontowski |
| Synopsis | A Fleshdozer malfunctions, killing two men. As Joe and Reagan head out to fetch more beasts for the slaughter, a pteranodon attack leaves Joe in dire straits. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Ken Armstrong |
| Pencils | Juan Boix [as Boix] |
| Inks | Juan Boix [as Boix] |
| Letters | Bill Nuttall |
| Notes | Story title is from 2000 AD website. |
| Characters | John Probe; Sharpe |
| Synopsis | John Probe dives from a RAF Nimrod onto the back of the flying Vulcan aircraft filled with nerve gas. Ripping his way inside, a terrorist's bullet punctures a container, causing hallucinations in our hero before he sets the Vulcan down safely in the Thames Mud Flats. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Robert Flynn |
| Pencils | Enio |
| Inks | Enio |
| Letters | Jack Potter |
| Notes | Story title is from 2000 AD website. |
| Characters | Dan Dare; Guard Seventeen; Commander Monday; Zarkos |
| Synopsis | Dan Dare fights his way to the commander of the Odyssey, Mr. Monday, to explain his fears about the alien presence in the red spot of Jupiter, only to have the alien itself materialize on the ship. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Kelvin Gosnell |
| Pencils | Massimo Belardinelli |
| Inks | Massimo Belardinelli |
| Colors | ? (pages 1 and 2 only) |
| Letters | Bill Nuttall |
| Script | ? [as Tharg the Mighty] |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Notes | Tharg's "letter-opening robot" is not yet assembled, so this first edition of the Nerve Center contains merely his intro and an ad for the free gift in the next issue. |
| Characters | Giant; Slim; Hairy; Conrad King; Zack Harper |
| Synopsis | As the Harlem Heroes tries to rebuild their team after the deadly crash, they take on old-timer Conrad King, and street aeroball player Zack Harper. |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Tom Tully |
| Pencils | Dave Gibbons |
| Inks | Dave Gibbons |
| Letters | Dave Gibbons |
| Characters | Judge Dredd; "Whitey" Logan; Judge Goodman; Judge Alvin (death) |
| Synopsis | After criminal Whitey kills Judge Alvin, Dredd arrests him and sends him to Devil's Island, "a huge traffic island in the middle of a vast inter-city highway complex." |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Script | Peter Harris |
| Pencils | Mike McMahon; Carlos Ezquerra (first picture of Judge Dredd) |
| Inks | Mike McMahon; Carlos Ezquerra (first picture of Judge Dredd) |
| Colors | ? (page 4 only) |
| Letters | McGowan (?) |
| Notes | Story title is from 2000 AD website. |