Appearing in "Judge Dredd: Ghosts (part 1)"[]
Featured characters:
Supporting characters:
- Felicity and Wayne Shankar, proud parents
- Haley Shankar, a missing juve (in flashback)
Villains:
- Mysterious red-haired Judge
Other characters:
- Judge Bryant (in flashback)
Locations:
- Apartment 1138, Merchant Ivory Block, Mega-City One
- Academy of Law (in flashback)
- Grand Hall of Justice
Items:
- Pipe (used as implement of destruction)
- Synthi-vodka (used as motivation of destruction)
- Stuffed toy of a Judge (destroyed)
- Picture of Haley (only intact item in apartment 1138)
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Judge Dredd: Ghosts (part 1)"[]
A call to deal with a drunken citizen making a lot of noise at four in the morning might seem somewhat trivial by Dredd's standards, but it leads to him uncovering a decades-old conspiracy. Why have people been masquerading as Judges and abducting the children of Mega-City One?
Appearing in "Kingdom: Beast of Eden (part 3)"[]
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Supporting characters:
- Tommy Hawk
Villains:
- Them
Other characters:
- J. S. Bark
- Feedjam
- Shimmy
- Cutback
Location:
- The Big Wander
Items:
- Sword
Vehicles:
- Armoured personnel carriers
Synopsis for "Kingdom: Beast of Eden (part 3)"[]
When Tommy Hawk is attacked by a spit-bug, Gene has to make a difficult decision.
Appearing in "The Order: In the Court of the Wyrmqueen (part 3)"[]
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Supporting characters:
- Iztaccihuatl (first appearance)
Villains:
- Starkey, a torturer
- Sergeant Foxe, an officer of the law
Other characters:
- Anna Kohl (in flashback)
Location:
- London Bridge, Southwark side, 1580 AD
Items:
- 'Wanted' poster featuring Daniel Calhoun
Vehicles:
- Velocimount (ye olde motorcycle)
Synopsis for "The Order: In the Court of the Wyrmqueen (part 3)"[]
Haunted by Ritterstahl's memories of Anna Kohl, a deeply confused Daniel Calhoun is rescued by a strange woman on an even stranger ride.
Appearing in "The A.B.C. Warriors: Return to Ro-Busters (part 3)"[]
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Other characters:
- Apex, the leader of Nameless, the robot civil rights group
- Overseer droid
Locations:
- Superbowl's back-up mag-lev generator
- Howard Quartz's office
- Mek-Quake's lair
Items:
- Mek-Quake's chainsaw
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "The A.B.C. Warriors: Return to Ro-Busters (part 3)"[]
Ro-Jaws and Hammerstein are sent to Mek-Quake to be destroyed.
Appearing in "Strontium Dog: Repo Men (part 3)"[]
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Supporting characters:
- Middenface McNulty
- Evans the Fist
- Shaggy Fuzz
- Kid Knee
- Turvy
- Stretch McRae
- Pikey Stix
- Bovus Stix
Villains:
- None, unless you count the antisocial Galanthans
Other characters:
- None
Location:
- Galanthus
Items:
- Faked arrest warrant
Vehicles:
- None
Synopsis for "Strontium Dog: Repo Men (part 3)"[]
Johnny Alpha tells the Galanthans that a dangerous gang of criminals wants to steal their sacred relic. His companions become delirious after drinking mukjol, a hallucinogenic drink.
Notes[]
Published by Rebellion on 13th January 2016. Sold for £2.55 in the UK.
Trivia[]
This is the first prog to feature the art of Mark Sexton.
Recommended reading[]
The next prog in the series.
Links and references[]
The official website of 2000 AD includes an online shop.