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Coming to you from the Dark Horse days of 1999, Enemy of the Empire is a mini that exists pretty much to show you who would win in a fight between Fett and Vader. It's a bit jokey, with a dark British sense of humor and a somewhat cartoonish aesthetic--judge for yourself if that's better than the corporate-mandated Landface that we're getting with Marvel Star Wars.

It's a good read, assuming you like to see Boba Fett doing his thing, but just to give you the highlight reel, here's Fett and Vader actually going at it.

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John Wagner returns once again to the character he co-created, with a story about them pesky robots...




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Ten years ago to this day I picked up 2000ad again after seeing the following cover in the newsagents:



Who could say no to the Dark Judges coming back after so long away? Since then of course, in less than a decade they've reached over-saturation through the disappointing 'Dark Justice' and overly-fanservicy 'Fall of Deadworld'. Still, back then, ten years ago: awesome.

The Dark Judges are not in the scans that follow.

They crop up in the storyline that features - Chaos Day - but they are a minor part of events. Just goes to show how big a story it was, taking up most of a year as Mega City One deals with a pandemic and has to take measures to handle it. In some ways, eerily prescient of what has happened recently in the real world, in others, thankfully fanciful.

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It is John Wagner writing, but still, given that 'Judge Dredd' advances in real time, and the current year for him is 2143, that reference back to 2108 is to a story from back in 1986, Prog 460. Even managed to get back the original artist from that story. Wow.

So, the conclusion of 'Now That's What I Call Justice':

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We're getting closer to a reunion between Sinister and Dexter as well!

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Dredd makes a breakthrough on the Justice Watch case:

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Sinister and Dexter are on their way to a reunion, but not necessarily a happy one:

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Judge Dredd continues his invesigation into Justice Watch, a vigilante group that punishes Judges who kill citizens.

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What will be the form of the AI that inevitably decides to supplant humanity?

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John Higgins does Dredd art!

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The conclusion of Noam Chimpsky's first solo outing - turns out it was mainly set-up...

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So, tomorrow Richard Branson plans to head into SPACE! Five and a half years ago, an expy of his did the same thing:

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But let us honour the real man himself, who did meet some giant robots back in the eighties:

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Skipping the ultraviolence - and mass murder of wayward eldsters - to the sentencing:

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Burning up on re-entry:

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Robotic empathy. And brain surgery.

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Chimpanzee-ic empathy. And tentacular surgery.

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Twofer, since subscription post seems weirdly unable to arrive with regularity. Oh, well!

Some days you just can't get rid of a witness:

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Noam Chimpsky is meanwhile on the correct side of the law, but the wrong side of prejudice:

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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:

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He met his grandfather shortly before his death in Judge Dredd Megazine 216:

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And only earlier this year, in Prog 2169, some small measure of justice was seen for his father's death.

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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.

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