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scans_daily2020-06-21 10:28 am
shakalooloo) wrote in scans_daily2020-06-21 10:28 am
CoC Week: Judge Giant
Giant Clay was the star player of the Mega-City 1 Aeroball team the 'Harlem Heroes', who had a short-lived sports-focused strip in early 2000ad. When that strip was cancelled, Giant's son began to feature as Judge Giant, a jive-talking sidekick to Dredd back in the late seventies and early eighties. He died somewhat ignominiously, but then his son went on to become a judge as well.
Judge Giant II is still a judge to this day.
As a cadet, he faced down a Dark Judge during the Necropolis incident, 2000ad prog 689:
John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra
He met his grandfather shortly before his death in Judge Dredd Megazine 216:
Gordon Rennie and Rufus Dayglo
And only earlier this year, in Prog 2169, some small measure of justice was seen for his father's death.
Kenneth Niemand, Tom Foster and Chris Blythe
Alas, this isn't the best sample of what he has achieved in his career with Justice Department, but he has definitely risen to become one of Mega-City One's top lawmen, still going strong to this day.
Judge Giant II is still a judge to this day.
As a cadet, he faced down a Dark Judge during the Necropolis incident, 2000ad prog 689:
John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra
He met his grandfather shortly before his death in Judge Dredd Megazine 216:
Gordon Rennie and Rufus Dayglo
And only earlier this year, in Prog 2169, some small measure of justice was seen for his father's death.
Kenneth Niemand, Tom Foster and Chris Blythe
Alas, this isn't the best sample of what he has achieved in his career with Justice Department, but he has definitely risen to become one of Mega-City One's top lawmen, still going strong to this day.