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Appearing in "The Slaying of Slade (part 5)"[]

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Supporting characters:

  • Maurie Iscariot, defence counsel

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  • Wilkinson the chauffeur
  • Three scary angels

Locations:

  • Celestial antechamber
  • Courtroom

Items:

  • List of the ten commandments
  • Gavel

Vehicles:

  • Astral car

Synopsis for "The Slaying of Slade (part 5)"[]

The shade of Slade is told that there is a duplicate of him still on Earth, and unless he finds his doppelgänger he will be doomed to spend eternity as "a restless, wandering spirit."

Appearing in "Skizz"[]

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  • Matty O'Rourke (First appearance)
  • Laureen O'Rourke (First appearance)

Location:

  • Police station in Birmingham

Items:

  • Book of photos of Skizz

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "Skizz"[]

Roxanne is questioned by Van Owen, who is holding Skizz somewhere else. Cornelius is questioned by another person but doesn't say anything.

Appearing in "Dr Dibworthy's Disappointing Day"[]

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  • Dr Dibworthy

Supporting characters:

  • King John

Villains:

  • None

Other characters:

  • None

Locations:

  • Dr Dibworthy's house

Items:

  • Time machine
  • Flat-iron
  • Anvil

Vehicles:

  • King John's horse

Synopsis for "Dr Dibworthy's Disappointing Day"[]

Dr Dibworthy is trying to alter the course of history by sending objects back in time, but he is disappointed by the results.

Appearing in "Judge Dredd: The Stupid Gun! (part 1)"[]

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  • Eck Muttox and his parents
  • Professor Keeefer

Villains:

  • Larry
  • Schnozzle Halloran
  • Rekk Bogel

Other characters:

  • Judge Rawls

Locations:

  • Eck Muttox's home
  • North Side Mega-Technic
  • Bogel's Shuggy Joint

Items:

  • Stupid gun

Vehicles:

  • Dredd's Lawmaster

Synopsis for "Judge Dredd: The Stupid Gun! (part 1)"[]

Eck Muttox's work experience goes horribly wrong when he actually discharges a hand-held neuro-pattern dissembler which he names the 'stupid gun'.

Appearing in "Tharg's Time Twisters: T. C. Spudd's First Case"[]

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Featured characters:

  • Time Cadet Spudd

Supporting characters:

  • Ants
  • Moles

Villains:

  • Frank Ketchley
  • Thelma Ketchley

Other characters:

  • King Edward (mentioned)

Locations:

  • 1983
  • The far future

Items:

  • Potato masher
  • Laser gun
  • Arrest warrant

Vehicles:

  • Bicycle (ridden by mole)

Synopsis for "Tharg's Time Twisters: T. C. Spudd's First Case"[]

Time Cadet Spudd is on a mission to right historical wrongs.

Appearing in "Rogue Trooper: Genetic Infantryman of Nu Earth"[]

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  • Unseen animal

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  • None

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  • Envenomed arrows

Vehicles:

  • Nort troop carrier

Synopsis for "Rogue Trooper: Genetic Infantryman of Nu Earth"[]

When the Norts have Rogue at their mercy, his life is saved by a mysterious animal that is immune to the clouds of toxic gas blanketing Nu Earth. All he knows about it is that it is very large and has sharp claws.

Notes[]

Published by Fleetway on 14th May 1983. Sold for 20p in the UK.

Trivia[]

  • Letters and fan art from readers are published in the Nerve Centre.
  • The back cover is a star pin-up of Harry Twenty on the High Rock by Alan Davis.
  • "Which 2000 AD prog features a mole riding a bicycle?" would make a good question for a pub quiz. Or maybe not.


Recommended reading[]

Some of these stories are also collected in trade paperbacks.

Links and references[]

The official website of 2000 AD includes an online shop.

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