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Aimee

By Henry Flint

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By Henry Flint

2000 AD prog 1926 cover

By Henry Flint

Rob Williams: "I loved Aimee from the off, and certainly felt that she was far more complex than your bog standard 'screw authority' anti-heroine." Mega-City Undercover trade paperback.


Aimee Nixon: "Drokk it, how do you put up with this every day? Sitting in your office, I mean. BOOORING..."

Judge Farnsworth: "This is being a Judge, Nixon."

Aimee: "Not to me." 2000 AD prog 1388.


Cracker: "You enjoy beating on perps — the same perps you live with. You love it down here, surrounded by the scum. You know why? Because, deep down, you know you're one of them." 2000 AD prog 1392.


Aimee Nixon: "I am not pretty. I hurt people... and I enjoy it. I lie. I murdered my own father and told the Judges it was self-defence. I'm ugly, Farnsworth. I deserve the Low Life. I want the Low Life. It needs to exist... so people like me have a home." 2000 AD prog 1398.


Judge Dredd (thinking): "Just another bent Judge. A Wally Squad officer, who lost herself in the role, who got blind to the boundaries. As if any of that mattered. A creep was a creep. She was no Owen Krysler. No Kazan. No Cal. How in Grud's name had it come to this?" 2000 AD prog 1926.


Aimee Nixon: "No more lies, Sinfield. This was always about hate..." 2000 AD prog 1927.


Aimee Nixon (narrating): "I asked... out there on the ice as I was dying... I BEGGED... and Enceladus ANSWERED. Everything is finally going to be all right." 2000 AD prog 1928.


Judge Dredd (thinking): "No humanity. No blood. No skin. Not thoughts or feelings. Not a creature of this world. Of this time... A monster." 2000 AD prog 1942.


Dirty Frank: "Dirty Frank did his best to teach her, to help her. Aimee understood the essential duality of things. This is rare. Dirty Frank liked Aimee very much. She was troubled. Wally Squad Judges often are. Dirty Frank failed in not seeing the extent. Worlds crumbled... duality beyond limits." 2000 AD prog 1943.


Aimee Nixon (last words): "I don't have to lie anymore." 2000 AD prog 1947.